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03-02-2008, 09:26 AM
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But seriously, I'm pretty sure ANYBODY would have won the Stymie today aboard Malibu Moonshine. The horse was too slow to keep up and can run 2 miles if he wanted to. The other two horse were done after 3/4's. I thought he'd win by 10 when they turned for home. You can't seriously think that ride was some kind of genius on his part? And by the way, in case you didn't see the races, his ride on AJ Kids was a thing of beauty, being 6 wide on the turn. If he got caught I'm sure you wouldn't be asking me these questions. And he almost got taken down on Lee Stewart with some savy left handed whip action nearing the wire as his horse drifted out pretty good. 
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03-02-2008, 09:33 AM
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He wasn't six wide on the turn with AJ's Kids. He was two wide for most of the turn and angled four wide late on the turn and was forced/bumped out wider into the stretch. I thought he rode that horse fine.
I also think he should have been DQ'd in the first race.
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03-02-2008, 09:40 AM
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He won, so it's really a non issue I guess...
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03-02-2008, 10:45 AM
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Agree on Pino Race 1 Saturday
I also think he should have been DQ'd in the first race.[/quote]
I could not believe they kept him up and there was also no inquiry by the stewarts. Jockey claim of foul and they kept him up. Glad they did as it did help me out in the DD.... Makes you wonder how they keep a horse like that up and take down some of the ones that they do...
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