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Annual Derby Failures.....
.....I'll stop calling them "picks", as a quick check revealed
that I have been able to pick one winner in the past 7 years. Derby finish: 1. Barbaro 2. Sweetnorthernsaint 3. Bluegrass Cat(longshot) now, to pour a bit of Maker's Mark and start the barbeque.....It's Derby Day! Tom |
Annual Derby Failures.....
Tom Littleton wrote:
....I'll stop calling them "picks", as a quick check revealed that I have been able to pick one winner in the past 7 years. Derby finish: 1. Barbaro Make that 2 for 8. I hope you had your money down. What an interesting race. I've never seen that many horses so close together rounding the stretch turn. -- Ken Fortenberry |
Annual Derby Failures.....
"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message m... Tom Littleton wrote: ....I'll stop calling them "picks", as a quick check revealed that I have been able to pick one winner in the past 7 years. Derby finish: 1. Barbaro Make that 2 for 8. I hope you had your money down. What an interesting race. I've never seen that many horses so close together rounding the stretch turn. -- Ken Fortenberry Nice race, really nice ride.........the win ticket was nice, but the exacta was real nice. Steaks for all at the Penn's Clave might be an idea....... Tom p.s. The kid riding the second-place Bluegrass Cat is the best rider on the planet. He improved that horse by around 10 lengths over anything previous. |
Annual Derby Failures.....
"Tom Littleton" wrote in message news:mn97g.487$W83.469@trnddc07... "Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message m... Tom Littleton wrote: ....I'll stop calling them "picks", as a quick check revealed that I have been able to pick one winner in the past 7 years. Derby finish: 1. Barbaro Make that 2 for 8. I hope you had your money down. What an interesting race. I've never seen that many horses so close together rounding the stretch turn. -- Ken Fortenberry Nice race, really nice ride well, i hope i won't be made out to be a fool, but i suggest that i haven't seen a horse that good since (god help me) big red came down the stretch in the belmont, in the greatest display of strength in recorded history. in short, i think this may be the next great horse. would someone (tlitt, others...) sign on with an opinion? yfitons wayno |
Annual Derby Failures.....
Wayne Harrison wrote:
"Tom Littleton" wrote: "Ken Fortenberry" wrote: Tom Littleton wrote: ....I'll stop calling them "picks", as a quick check revealed that I have been able to pick one winner in the past 7 years. Derby finish: 1. Barbaro Make that 2 for 8. I hope you had your money down. What an interesting race. I've never seen that many horses so close together rounding the stretch turn. Nice race, really nice ride well, i hope i won't be made out to be a fool, but i suggest that i haven't seen a horse that good since (god help me) big red came down the stretch in the belmont, in the greatest display of strength in recorded history. in short, i think this may be the next great horse. would someone (tlitt, others...) sign on with an opinion? You don't often see a Derby won by over six lengths and Barbaro looked very comfortable doing it. On the other hand Barbaro hadn't raced in five weeks. The Preakness is in two weeks, we'll see. -- Ken Fortenberry |
Annual Derby Failures.....
"Tom Littleton" wrote in message
Nice race, really nice ride.........the win ticket was nice, but the exacta was real nice. Steaks for all at the Penn's Clave might be an idea....... A very impressive finish. At the top of the stretch, Barbaro made a couple of strides that rocketed him out of the pack. As soon as he made that move, I said, "He's gone", and he was. That was a simply awesome sprint. The jockey had him in the right position and Barbaro did the rest. Damned impressive. Joe F. |
Annual Derby Failures.....
"Wayne Harrison" wrote in message m... in short, i think this may be the next great horse. would someone (tlitt, others...) sign on with an opinion? yfitons wayno well, he seems both trainable and fast. I said to my wife that this might be the best live horse for the Triple Crown in a bit, as long as he has a fast pace to run at(a purposely slow early pace might challenge him a bit). I thought similarly well of Afleet Alex, but he got himself beat in the Derby, and proved fragile overall, so only time will tell. Tom |
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