That one hurt, don't know how #1 rallied back on him. Thought he was a Wi new at the sixteenth pole
since there's a bunch of you racing guru's out there, question is what happens to these horses yearly? Like what happened to California Chrome? What would happen to American Pharaoh?
Its a newb question but i've been curious.
And smaller DD #2,3,4,10/8Bel R7 DD #2,3,4,10/6,7
SHe's had good trips and has to deal with speed of #3 today, I'm strongly againstI really like Tepin here
in good form but this is a better group than what he's been facingYou know more than I do my friend...just looked at PP and that's what I came up with
What you think about Finnegan's Wake?
also Espinoza awful Belmont recordin good form but this is a better group than what he's been facing
Well, wtf do I know? Great trip today.SHe's had good trips and has to deal with speed of #3 today, I'm strongly against
Not happening, sorry
I was wrong, often am :tiphat:Lmfao
Hats off to the horse, wish it happened to better connections, but it is what it is, AP won the Belmont for fun. The roar of the crowd as he came down the stretch was something unlike anything I've ever heard before. The most impressive performance of the day to me though was Honor Code, I haven't looked at the numbers and don't know what he ran the last 1/4 and 1/8 in but visually that was crazy.AP was impressive today
Race 4: Chad Brown is best at taking Euro imports and winning first time over here and will try to do so in this spot with France bred #8 Helwan, first time Lasix and drops 14 pounds off last effort. #4 Ageless is a mare taking on boys, something she did last in the BC Turf Sprint where she missed by 3/4 length, retains jockey Leparoux who had other options, offers value for bottom of exotics. #1 Power Alert is an accomplished turf sprinter who will be gunning it early from the rail and make the field catch him, think he prefers a shorter trip though and would limit to underneath. #6 Something Extra should be providing the early pressure on #1 but doesn't need the lead and has a bit more stamina than Power Alert. #10 Channel Marker will be coming late and with enough early speed signed on here could very well hit the board at a nice price. #13 Mosler is a horse I have been following since before his first start, has only 2 turf start but is bred for the footing and has been steadily improving has some early speed but also the stamina to stay on, will need to work out a trip and probably won't be saving any ground from this outside post, but another contender in a deep race.
WPS #8; Ex 8/4,6,10,13; 4,13/4,8,10,13; Tri 8/4,10,13/1,4,6,10,13; 4,10/8/1,4,6,10,13; Pick 3 8,10/2,4/5,8
Race 6: #5 Effinex just keeps improving and is 3 for 5 since adding blinkers, contender. Stable mate and Travers winner, #8 VE Day is bred to relish this 12F distance and trainer Jerkens excels going turf to dirt, with 7 wins in 15 attempts for a $7.86 ROI, the top selection. #10 Sky Kingdom is 2 for 2 at the distance over dirt and will be the one they have to catch with the scratch of Red Rifle. Will use the Pletcher entry underneath.
WP #8; Ex 8/1,5,10; 5,10/1,5,8,10; Tri 8/1,5,10/1,5,10 Pick 3: 8/1,6,8,10,12/4,7,8
These 2 races were the ones I needed. In the 4th thought the 8 was in perfect position right in front of eventual winner 10 and seemed to be ready to make his run but takes a bad step switching leads and fractures his leg, he finishes 1st or 2nd and it's a nice paying exacta and/or tri. Of course I shouldn't complain because I'm still here and the horse isn't, RIP Helwan.
Still can't believe VE Day didn't win Race 6, had the perfect setup and he got a head in front at about the 1/16th pole and Coach Inge battled on gamely, another where I just missed the exacta and tri and the Pick 3.