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Secret Oath
Fun to see Lukas with such a nice filly late in his career. She has that big loping stride like her sire and covers a lot of ground.
I do have concern. She didn’t seem to switch leads properly and was on the wrong lead the entire stretch. Anyone else notice that? Concerned? |
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Good catch, but she has done the same thing in all of her races, especially the ones she has won. She takes the lead turning for home, is on the wrong lead and makes her way down to the rail.
My concern is her rider is eventually going to get her beat. No need to get cute when you’re on much the best horse. Always good to see Lukas with a good one |
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Like Da Hoss mentioned, she tends to drift towards the rail. Not for nothing, Eight Belles did the same to one degree or another in the Martha Washington, Honey Bee, and Fantasy. Could have been DQ'd in the latter. Similar physique and stride. Same sire line, too (Unbridled's Song). |
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IMO she's a generational talent. |
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Thank you baby Jesus for gracing us with Vic’s presence this morning!
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Since I dont believe Songbird was a generational talent and since Secret Oak couldn't run within a pole of Songbird I guess I am going to need to see a much faster race before I believe she is all that and a bag of chips.
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It's all about Vic always...so because she runs at Oaklawn, she's generational.
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If you go by Thoro-Graph which I do. She's actually a little faster than SONGBIRD.
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