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Old 01-30-2010, 06:22 PM
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Pretty cool with Bold Chieftan and Palladio in the Classic... Palladio goes over a million with that effort. What a great and interesting career he's had. I first took note of him when he won the Ohio Derby and have always enjoyed his gameness. And like Palladio, Chieftan always runs his race. Frequently not good enough in graded events, but just good enough today. Horses like these two running 1-2 for rreal money is why this silly SunMill concept works too.
It was really cool, especially hearing Chieftan's trainer afterwards. What a brave and classy old horse in Bold Chieftan.
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Old 01-30-2010, 06:45 PM
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im sure he has some issues, hes 7. but hes run in optional claimers for the tag before. there were no takers.

im saying if you look at the race, there was no speed. the horse went slow on a track that has been very fast. he probably did improve, but wouldn't you expect him to improve off of donna green?
OK whatever... Wolfson is a brilliant trainer who just clained one for 50 and won 180 with a 7 year old lose on the lead who earned a career top.. Respectfully he cheated period
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Old 01-30-2010, 06:47 PM
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OK whatever... Wolfson is a brilliant trainer who just clained one for 50 and won 180 with a 7 year old lose on the lead who earned a career top.. Respectfully he cheated period
Oh please, freddy. That was a welfare race and you know it. That field sucked mad d.icks, yo.
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Old 01-30-2010, 07:02 PM
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Congrats, Steve. Bejaranose gave you back to back solid rides.

I just hate synthetic racing though. That 10 wide s.hit is for the birds.
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Old 01-30-2010, 07:03 PM
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Top shelf trainer, spends big bucks on a horse, wins a race with that horse. Frontrunner catches a paceless bunch on a very big course, cruises as the second choice behind a no chance favorite and a few, of the natives claim cheating.

"More wine my dear" and I'll have the pari-mutuel salad!
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Old 01-30-2010, 07:10 PM
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Great job today Steve!

Thanks as always for your tireless efforts and inputs!!
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Old 01-30-2010, 07:16 PM
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Great job today Steve!

Thanks as always for your tireless efforts and inputs!!
Thx Larry. My pleasure... It was a very good day. Hope you did well!
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Top shelf trainer, spends big bucks on a horse, wins a race with that horse. Frontrunner catches a paceless bunch on a very big course, cruises as the second choice behind a no chance favorite and a few, of the natives claim cheating.

"More wine my dear" and I'll have the pari-mutuel salad!

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OK whatever... Wolfson is a brilliant trainer who just clained one for 50 and won 180 with a 7 year old lose on the lead who earned a career top.. Respectfully he cheated period
he didn't earn a career top. at least not beyer wise. not that beyers mean much on turf anyway, but the figure for the race today is a 98.

take a look at the field. it was a grade 3 race at best. hes a grade 3 animal. if the horse wins the bc mile, you might have a point. but loose on the lead wins by quality horses doesnt mean cheating. period.
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Very impressive day Steve. You were all over it. Looks like you are back in the groove.
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Congrats Steve on a great day of handicapping.
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Nice work Steve!
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Old 01-31-2010, 04:56 AM
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Matt, Gus, A/R,

Thanks! Glad I missed the first leg of the P6 rather than the last...
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