Todd Schrupp

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by Round Pen

You guys can say what you want and I do not know him personally but he was in front of me Derby Day cashing an IRS ticket for 42 grand so he must know a little something.

Holy shiat... well, whatever he knew on Derby Day, I wish I would have...

I obviously had Barbaro to win, but left out Bluegrass Cat... DOH.

[Round Pen]

Originally Posted by Cajungator26

Holy shiat... well, whatever he knew on Derby Day, I wish I would have...

I obviously had Barbaro to win, but left out Bluegrass Cat... DOH.

Just sitting here remembering Cajun I believe he had a $1 Superfecta in the Derby.

[disappearingdan_akaplaya]

Originally Posted by Round Pen

Just sitting here remembering Cajun I believe he had a $1 Superfecta in the Derby.

well you can always send him a email and confirm that

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by Round Pen

Just sitting here remembering Cajun I believe he had a $1 Superfecta in the Derby.

JESUSTAPDANCINGCHRIST...

[disappearingdan_akaplaya]

LOLmaybe the new derby angle to follow is to pay attention to the hosts on tvg that cant cap wortha crap(some can on there of course) considering rudolph had giacomo and shrupp cashed big according to round pen

[disappearingdan_akaplaya]

Originally Posted by disappearingdan_akaplaya

LOLmaybe the new derby angle to follow is to pay attention to the hosts on tvg that cant cap wortha crap(some can on there of course) considering rudolph had giacomo and shrupp cashed big according to round pen

keep in mind giacomo was logical considering who had been chasing earlier in his career, i am and im sure many others are kicking themselves in the rear for overlooking that and not including him derby day

[repent]

schrupp is a bad handicapper.
Im not sure he would even argue that at this point.
his pick 4s are plain comical, and the structuring of his tickets are puzzling to say the least.

whats really bad is at what one point, he was Calder Race Course's "expert" handicapper and his picks were given out nationally every day.
thats just plain terrible.

and dont give me that crap about him having Barbaro on May 5 as some kind of justification of his handicapping expertise.

I told you guys in November of 2005 that Barbaro would not lose to another horse of his age, be it KY Derby or otherwise.
I posted with proof when I made my KY Derby future wager on him.
And I posted when I made my KY Derby day wager on him.
I was right on spot on that one and made a killing.

And I tell you all of this as someone who recognizes myself as a terrible dirt handicapper.
Im horrible. Nobody on this board or anywhere else should listen to me when it comes to dirt. hell, maybe you should not listen to me at all.
but the point is that I had Barbaro from the day he broke his maiden, to the first stakes win at Laurel, to Calder, to Gulfstream, and yes, even in Churchill on the first Saturday in May.
and it does not make me or Schrupp a genius.
it just makes Barbaro a fast horse.


Repent

[dalakhani]

Originally Posted by repent

schrupp is a bad handicapper.
Im not sure he would even argue that at this point.
his pick 4s are plain comical, and the structuring of his tickets are puzzling to say the least.

whats really bad is at what one point, he was Calder Race Course's "expert" handicapper and his picks were given out nationally every day.
thats just plain terrible.

and dont give me that crap about him having Barbaro on May 5 as some kind of justification of his handicapping expertise.

I told you guys in November of 2005 that Barbaro would not lose to another horse of his age, be it KY Derby or otherwise.
I posted with proof when I made my KY Derby future wager on him.
And I posted when I made my KY Derby day wager on him.
I was right on spot on that one and made a killing.

And I tell you all of this as someone who recognizes myself as a terrible dirt handicapper.
Im horrible. Nobody on this board or anywhere else should listen to me when it comes to dirt. hell, maybe you should not listen to me at all.
but the point is that I had Barbaro from the day he broke his maiden, to the first stakes win at Laurel, to Calder, to Gulfstream, and yes, even in Churchill on the first Saturday in May.
and it does not make me or Schrupp a genius.
it just makes Barbaro a fast horse.


Repent

Damn...nice call in having him in the winter.

I think Matt is pretty good. He has a real affinity for lone speed and i think it gets him in trouble a lot of times.