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I'm five deep in 2nd leg of pk3 but have 8 as my top pick and I'll take 4-1 range
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I'm five deep in 2nd leg of pk3 but have 8 as my top pick and I'll take 4-1 range
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Let's get #2 home in R9 to cash this pk3
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From DRF:
Century Dream, one of three overseas runners in Saturday's Arlington Million, had kind of a turf blowout Thursday morning. Century Dream was down as a work horse but, galloping many paths outside the dogs, didn't really pick up his pace to the top of the homestretch and was recorded by Arlington clockers going a quarter-mile in 25.80 seconds. Nothing to write home about here, though this horse is not without a chance.
Also out on turf at 9 this morning were Nyaleti, who made a couple circuits and came down the stretch the second time at a two-minute clip preparing for the Beverly D.; and Circus Couture, who on bare form should be 50/1 for the Million.
Oscar Performance, the morning-line Million favorite, came out late, galloped easily half-way around the track, then stopped, backed up, and went to stand in the starting gate. Did that well, was backed out, and resumed his easy gallop onto the front-side, getting a little bit hot even considering the temperature.
Of all the Chad Brown horses the two that most caught my eye, for what little that's worth, were Almanaar for the Million and Fourstar Crook for the Beverly D.
Dona Bruja, who dead-heated for second in the 2017 Beverly D., had her first local gallop since shipping from Keeneland on Tuesday. She looked great - powder keg sitting on a big race. Real Story, like Dona B trained by Ignacio Correas, also made a favorable impression this morning. The question with him in the Secretariat is one of quality.
The four Aidan O'Brien horses here from Ireland, led by Deauville, trotted three-quarters of a circuit backwards, turned and galloped an easy lap. In other words, totally standard for AOB shippers. Behind Deauville came Athena, the Belmont Oaks winner who runs in the Beverly D., and the two Secretariat starters, Hunting Horn and Lucius Tiberius.
Century Dream, one of three overseas runners in Saturday's Arlington Million, had kind of a turf blowout Thursday morning. Century Dream was down as a work horse but, galloping many paths outside the dogs, didn't really pick up his pace to the top of the homestretch and was recorded by Arlington clockers going a quarter-mile in 25.80 seconds. Nothing to write home about here, though this horse is not without a chance.
Also out on turf at 9 this morning were Nyaleti, who made a couple circuits and came down the stretch the second time at a two-minute clip preparing for the Beverly D.; and Circus Couture, who on bare form should be 50/1 for the Million.
Oscar Performance, the morning-line Million favorite, came out late, galloped easily half-way around the track, then stopped, backed up, and went to stand in the starting gate. Did that well, was backed out, and resumed his easy gallop onto the front-side, getting a little bit hot even considering the temperature.
Of all the Chad Brown horses the two that most caught my eye, for what little that's worth, were Almanaar for the Million and Fourstar Crook for the Beverly D.
Dona Bruja, who dead-heated for second in the 2017 Beverly D., had her first local gallop since shipping from Keeneland on Tuesday. She looked great - powder keg sitting on a big race. Real Story, like Dona B trained by Ignacio Correas, also made a favorable impression this morning. The question with him in the Secretariat is one of quality.
The four Aidan O'Brien horses here from Ireland, led by Deauville, trotted three-quarters of a circuit backwards, turned and galloped an easy lap. In other words, totally standard for AOB shippers. Behind Deauville came Athena, the Belmont Oaks winner who runs in the Beverly D., and the two Secretariat starters, Hunting Horn and Lucius Tiberius.
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complete amateur hour by NYRA taking 4 and 5 off the turf after scratches
I wasted too much time on the early pick 5 and now it's toast.
I wasted too much time on the early pick 5 and now it's toast.
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Lucky to get my longest in R6 #2
Lloyd Braun
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Race 7 Win #5
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Wide open race but at 15-1, I have to bet a few bucks to win
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GL today bro...any Arl thoughts? I have a few if you get a chance to discuss
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I really have never been a Pletcher fan and really want to elaborate on this one day
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I like Delta Prince and Yoshida in the 8th, hoping Voodoo and Heart to Heart go at it early on
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Agree 100%
Lloyd Braun
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Good start, good luck
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In the 9th, I think #1 is the one to beat, against the other Chad in there and think Shug's horse, #5, has a chance
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Agree on two Chad's but really like #1 and I'm actually against Shug there
Lloyd Braun
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Race 10 I'm going to look at the Euro bred horses with the rain and some give in the ground, think #1,2,6 might like the going best
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Think he can win Race 11, layoff a concern but like #4 best also like #3, but wide open race
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Race 8 Pick 4: 2,7/1,5/1,2,6/3,4
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Tough race, initial contenders 1,2,3,5,6,7,9
Lloyd Braun
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Certainly wide open and can certainly be an all race
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Race 11 now off the turf
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And being run at 7F
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Didn't get to post but alive in nice doubles
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