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![]() I'd imagine Rail Trip will be about as interesting on dirt as, say, Go Between, for instance.
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![]() Go Between's dam was a European turf horse and Point Given was actually a better sire with syn/turfers than dirt horses it seemed.
Rail Trip has a much more speed and precocious dirt pedigree - and his speed will be more of a weapon dirt than it was on synthetic. I think he'll run well. The chemicals in the Dutrow barn won't hurt either. |
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![]() Well, yeah, there is that.
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![]() Where has Quality Road been. One would think that the best older horse in the country would come out and play!
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![]() He will be playing, twice in the next 5 weeks. 2 G1's worth a total of 1.25 million, at the best meet in America.
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