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![]() i can't believe someone thinks they would run a horse the likes of war pass one more time because he was 'done'. what kind of logic is that? oh, he's done...le's take a shot in the tampa bay derby. oh please.
i think it was more a case of he seems fine, so let's continue with our plans. zito is a successful trainer, he knows what he's doing, and he knows the horse. he thought war pass was fine, and really no way of knowing what would happen til it did. this sunday morning training is pretty dammed laughable.
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![]() [quote=Danzig] zito is a successful trainer, he knows what he's doing /QUOTE]
You can sell it,but after the 2005 Derby,I can't blame anyone for not buying it.He is "o.k." He is a successful trainer,but I wouldn't say he always knows what he is doing.He pretty much just threw everything against the wall that year,and none of it stuck.Didn't he think Noble Causeway was "just fine" when Bailey refused to ride him. |
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One race, the 2005 Kentucky Derby proves Zito doesn't always know what he's doing? Zito got five horses to earn their way into the starting gate that year. * Bellamy Road (Wood Memorial win) * High Fly (Florida Derby win & Fountain of Youth win) * Sun King (Tampa Derby win) * Noble Causeway (Florida Derby 2nd place) * Andromedia's Hero (Sam Davis win, Ark Derby 3rd place) And because none of them hit the board "he doesn't know what he is doing" ? |
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![]() This thread has spun wildly out of control.
Just because a trainer failed to hit the board in a horse race means they do not know what they're doing? That's indeed out of control. |
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![]() Let me get this straight.This trainer doesn't hit the board with 5 horses entered in the 2005 Kentucky Derby,but he knew what he was doing? Bailey refused to ride Noble Causeway,but Zito knew what he was doing?
By this scary logic, any trainer that hasn't won the Derby doesn't know what they are doing right? I am gunna let this thread go now,but I will leave it with this fine distortion above.It's always gunna be a favorite of mine. |
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If Pletcher was training this horse and Pletcher had him sick for a day or two and Pletcher ran him anyway because Pletcher knew he had to make the race to stay on the Derby Trail and if Pletcher ran the 2 yo champ and undefeated colt in this race and the horse finished last at 1-20, then Pletcher would certainly be taking heat. Half the people here would be saying he was what is wrong with racing. And someone here, sure as hell, would be saying how Pletcher f'ked the betting public by not disclosing the horse's condition. And you'd be among the first to muster up behind those leading that charge. Aside from the adoration Zito gets on this message board that borders on zealous worship, he makes mistakes. You lose badly at 1-20 with the undefeated 2 yo champ that fevered up during the week, you are going to take heat. That's real life, son. |
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1)Yes,he can use LA PENTA'S money to buy derby level horses....Big deal..They outbid people. 2)If Pletcher put 5 horses in 1 derby,and none of them hit the board,then he didn't know wtf he was doing at the time.That would seem obvious.If ya want to hire trainers without measuring them by performance ,then be my guest. ..We have this KNAPP guy you would adore. I am not reading the rest.So,I ain't ignoring you.I just ain't reading your waste anymore.Like a vet told me about a dog one time..."He is a poop machine." |
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