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Andy, on the MSG show, said Pletcher was very concerned with the track bias. He said this before the race; afterwards, he said that Pletcher just decided that he didnt want the best horse in the race to lose because of the track. They did come home slowly, but that's understandable given the fractions. DM is very speedy, but he prefers to stalk, so I don't think his finishing fractions off of a 44 and change half are a big deal.
However, not running until the BC Sprint is a big deal...........then again, perhaps he'll need the rest as this is two big efforts in a row. One more thing Andy said: with the slow closing fractions, no one really made up ground, so that's a big deal with regards to the Travers 
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08-28-2010, 04:41 PM
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The BCC is on the only surface he can win over.
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Realizing that one was for 3yos and the other for older females, I'd take Rightly So's race over Discreetly Mine's as the better sprint race.
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