Most impresive horse yesterday

Originally Posted by jpops757

The Assmsen Anew looked the best to me 22 and change and continued to pull away. I dont know what his numbers were but looked very impresive to me. Killed me at the winbdows but I thought this was the most impresive performance Sat.

Gorella......enough said.

You just don't give a hot horse (Pommes Frete) an easy, slow pace on her home course like that and still make up SEVERAL lengths in a short stretch period to win easily....this mare is an absolute monster..

Easily the most impressive race of the weekend to me...my jaw was dropped for like 10 minutes....WOW

[Scurlogue Champ]

The most impressive to me was Lava Man.

Regardless of whether he is "an eagle...a BALD EAGLE"

This horse should be the most popular thing in America right now. Grade one winner on turf and dirt...front running.

He is starting to remind me of an Aussie horse named Might and Power. If he keeps this up he will be very similar. The Aussies loved that horse and we should do the same with Lava Man.

[SCUDSBROTHER]

I don't know who was the most impressive yesterday.There were multiple career performances,and that was great to see.All I have to add (to what has been written) is that ANEW won while running in probably his least preferred way(on the front.)He is better off the pace n' pouncing,and that makes his effort yesterday very scary.This horse gives a jockey the option to respond to whatever situation he is dealt.My choice for the Breeders Cup Sprint.Go back and watch his previous races.He doesn't get tired.Reminds me of SPEIGHTSTOWN,but with the turn of foot of Lit de Justice.

[2Hot4TV]

Prado beating EC and Alex Solis getting Bushfire to win when he was p i s s i n g his pants down on the rail with a tired horse and deep ground.

[DiscreetCat=Monster]

Originally Posted by 2Hot4TV

Prado beating EC and Alex Solis getting Bushfire to win when he was p i s s i n g his pants down on the rail with a tired horse and deep ground.

Prado beat EC because JV cannot get his hand above his shoulder to whip. And the fact that P Val couldn't keep that horse strait & whip at the same time without throwing his balance off.

[Kasept]

In victory:

1. Gorella: Amazing.. Looked hopeless 1/8th out.. impossible at 1/16th pole..
2. Afrashad: What could this guy have been? What could he be yet?
3. Songster: 100% bona-fide.. Off 21 days..


In defeat:

1. Relaxed Gesture: Off the dismal Dubai effort
2. Last Romance: Cut into speed-favoring strip
3. Too Much Bling: Re-rallied impressively in bounce-scenario and off bad ride


Performance of the day:

Fernando Jara: In the most arduous of races, he rode like Arcaro.. Couldn't be happier for this kid.


Worst performance of the day:

How about ABC failing to have a Spanish-speaker available to interpret for Jara? Pathetic.. Haven't seen the whole show, (I hear Bailey was great all day), but I'm hearing the broadcast overall was horrible..

[ateamstupid]

Hope you guys cashed on Afrashad at 3/2, because you're not getting a price that good the rest of the year.

I told my boy who bet another horse in the race, "Afrashad is the type of horse that's either gonna win by open lengths or finish dead last, so play him on top in savers." Dude didn't listen. I taught him better than that.

How about Durkin's call? "AND THIS...IS A VERY...FAST...HORSE!"

You could tell he was trying to think "Hmmm...fast 3-year-old? No wait, he's 4. Fast sprinter? No wait, they might stretch him out...ummm...HORSE! HE'S A HORSE!"

Classic.