TX bred 2yo Canigotoo with 96 BSF in debut..

[randallscott35]

Originally Posted by Monarchos1

I saw a tweet a couple of days ago that the Beyer was downgraded to a 96. The original fig was 98.

I knew Steve made no mistake. DRF on the other hand....

[Cannon Shell]

Canigotoo will never win a race outside of the state of Texas.

[randallscott35]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

Canigotoo will never win a race outside of the state of Texas.

Gutsy

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by randallscott35

Gutsy

My Dublin prediction is still alive

[NTamm1215]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

Canigotoo will never win a race outside of the state of Texas.

I'd bet against that. He can certainly win a race in Louisiana, Oklahoma, or New Mexico.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by NTamm1215

I'd bet against that. He can certainly win a race in Louisiana, Oklahoma, or New Mexico.

There are few non-state bred stakes in those states

[NTamm1215]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

There are few non-state bred stakes in those states

There are plenty of open company stakes at Remington for 2YOs (3 altogether) and there's another at Zia Park at 6 furlongs, Louisiana Downs only has them on turf as does Evangeline but Delta has some pretty nice open company 2YO races in the fall.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by NTamm1215

There are plenty of open company stakes at Remington for 2YOs (3 altogether) and there's another at Zia Park at 6 furlongs, Louisiana Downs only has them on turf as does Evangeline but Delta has some pretty nice open company 2YO races in the fall.

How many of them other than the Zia park race are sprinting?

[NTamm1215]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

How many of them other than the Zia park race are sprinting?

Two of the three at Remington are sprinting. One at Delta is 7fs around the bullring.

Do you have something against Bret Calhoun?

[gamblin4ever]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

Canigotoo will never win a race outside of the state of Texas.

What kind of odds will you give me on that. Calhoun is a very good trainer that is underated imo. Canigotoo will win in the fall at other tracks,not saying it will be in the BC though,but you never know. It will be interesting to see.

If the horse were with Baffert,Pletcher,or a few other national trainers, people would be raving about him.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by gamblin4ever

What kind of odds will you give me on that. Calhoun is a very good trainer that is underated imo. Canigotoo will win in the fall at other tracks,not saying it will be in the BC though,but you never know. It will be interesting to see.

If the horse were with Baffert,Pletcher,or a few other national trainers, people would be raving about him.

Aren't you supposed to give me odds?

[lemoncrush]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

Canigotoo will never win a race outside of the state of Texas.

We'll find out this Saturday night. He's entered in the Prairie Gold Juvenile at Prairie Meadows.
Shocktime, mentioned later in the thread is entered in the Lassie on the same card. Due to the State shutdown in MN, we're driving down to Iowa on Saturday for a wild night in Altoona, IA.

[Gate Dancer]

Originally Posted by lemoncrush

We'll find out this Saturday night. He's entered in the Prairie Gold Juvenile at Prairie Meadows.
Shocktime, mentioned later in the thread is entered in the Lassie on the same card. Due to the State shutdown in MN, we're driving down to Iowa on Saturday for a wild night in Altoona, IA.

Based on what I'm reading, you'd better stock up on any Miller/Coors products you like while you're there!! Canigotoo will be short odds-----a wild night in Altoona will be long odds. Enjoy!!

[Port Conway Lane]

0 for 1 outside of Texas. Ran a well beaten 4th
Jake Mo, a son of Giacomo wins at 9-2 in stakes record time,1:03 and change.

[Calzone Lord]

A Giacomo out of a With Approval mare goes 21 1/5th and continues on wire-to-wire?

While I'll be


Funny thing about Giacomo - his dam Set Them Free was a blazing fast need the lead speed sprinter - and it's not like Holy Bull was a plodder either.

Not sure why, but Set Them Free - fast as all hell on the track - dropped one nice plodder after another as a broodmare.

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by Calzone Lord

A Giacomo out of a With Approval mare goes 21 1/5th and continues on wire-to-wire?

While I'll be


Funny thing about Giacomo - his dam Set Them Free was a blazing fast need the lead speed sprinter - and it's not like Holy Bull was a plodder either.

Not sure why, but Set Them Free - fast as all hell on the track - dropped one nice plodder after another as a broodmare.

What's odder still is that Holy Bull had a lot of speedy types in his earliest crops, then suddenly his progeny got a lot slower.

[PatCummings]

Originally Posted by Calzone Lord

A Giacomo out of a With Approval mare goes 21 1/5th and continues on wire-to-wire?

While I'll be


Funny thing about Giacomo - his dam Set Them Free was a blazing fast need the lead speed sprinter - and it's not like Holy Bull was a plodder either.

Not sure why, but Set Them Free - fast as all hell on the track - dropped one nice plodder after another as a broodmare.

Any guess at which track Giacomo had his first offspring win?

[Bigsmc]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

Canigotoo will never win a race outside of the state of Texas.

He gets another shot today. At least his running style fits the track condition. Thats the only positive I can come up with.