Revolutionary was my top Kentucky Derby horse. He had a stellar return in an allowance race at Gulfstream Park. I am excited to see him in the Donn Handicap.
Fury Kapcori has always been one of my favorites since I saw him run 2nd in the Cash Call Futurity in 2012. He's a grandson of Go For Gin and I always thought he had a beautiful, effortless running style.
Palace Malice is a fun horse to watch. When I thought he would do well he didn't and when I didn't he did. This son of Curlin should be equally fun to watch as a four year old. He just had his first work of the year I believe at Palm Meadows yesterday.
Power Broker - a grandson of Wild Again who I really liked - has not had any works. I did not hear that he was retired. He was second in the Haskell. He was another of my top Derby horses. I hope he is back in 2014.
Will Take Charge was never one of my favorite last year, other than to look at, since he never seemed to impress on the TC trail. However, his late season efforts were among the best of any horses and he demonstrated a durability that is almost as impressive as race performances.
I'm certain I'll think of more.
Itsmyluckyday - Has returned to training and recorded his second work at Palm Meadows at 3 furlongs in 36.2 - his first was at 36 on 12/31. I am very excited to see this son of Lawyer Ron perhaps in the Gulfstream Sprint Championship, Carter Handicap, Pimlico Special, Met Mile and the Iselin if all goes well. I am just guessing here - but I think he is ideal for these races.
Black Onyx is black in training his last workout being at Palm Meadows on the turf at six furlongs.
Normandy Invasion is also training well at Palm Meadows up to 4f now.
Mylute according to some is pointed to a couple Fairgrounds races but I can't find any works info.
Were Java's War and I've Struck a Nerve retired?
Power Broker has been retired and is off to stud:
http://www.bloodhorse.com/stallion-register/stallions/167218/power-broker
ETA: http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/82082/pulpit-son-power-broker-to-hill-n-dale
Two bad. The only solace I have is that I got to see him race twice in person...at Belmont in the Easy Goer and at Monmouth in the Haskell.
Who knows what might have been with him had he remained healthy.
Those Pulpit sons are in high demand.
I have not heard any word on Vyjack, Titletown Five, Capo Bastone, Incognito and Frac Daddy...
Sunland Derby winner Govenor Charlie was in the Strub...
And Baffert's 2013 San Vicente Stakes winner Shak'in It Up is back as well in that race with a winning effort.
Golden Soul is working at the Fairgrounds.
Last I heard, Vyjack was still rehabbing at Fair Hill, and was expected to return to Rudy Rodriguez' barn in...<calculating from date of article> mid to late January?
http://cs.bloodhorse.com/blogs/novak-at-the-track/archive/2013/12/13/Road-to-Derby-Retrospect.aspx (http://cs.bloodhorse.com/blogs/novak-at-the-track/archive/2013/12/13/Road-to-Derby-Retrospect.aspx)
Thanks Catalina. Will look for him in the next couple of months. Perhaps if I see Mr. Rodriguez at Aqueduct the next time I'm there I'll ask him.
That article is great. Sorry I missed it but it talks about all the Debry prep winners and what they are doing...
It seems like Goldencents will be back - I thought he was retired...
And Black Onyx...
And Java's War...
And Flashback...
And Dice Flavor...
And Super Ninety Nine...
And maybe I've Struck A Nerve...
And Lines of Battle as Helene Super Star
And Winning Cause
Will all be back in addition to the others mentioned...
Quote from: Man o Taz on January 28, 2014, 08:18:50 AM
It seems like Goldencents will be back - I thought he was retired...
Oh no ... He's just getting a couple of months of much deserved R & R ... No worries.
He's gonna have a monster year this year!
Wish Points Offthebench were still around to go up against him. That would have been a fun rivalry to see. :-\
Quote from: The Tin Man on January 29, 2014, 08:29:08 AM
Oh no ... He's just getting a couple of months of much deserved R & R ... No worries.
He's gonna have a monster year this year!
Wish Points Offthebench were still around to go up against him. That would have been a fun rivalry to see. :-\
Is O'Neil really going to keep sprinting Goldencents? I think he's much better around two turns, I'm not saying 10f necessarily but he looks like he hangs going short. He looks much better to me when he can control the pace. That is why I was so puzzled by the way he was ridden in the Preakness.
I'll be glad to see him on the track.
And hope he makes it out East.
Perhaps he'll start with 7 furlong efforts and work up to a mile - so I can see him take on Sahara Sky in the Met Mile out East...and then maybe the Whitney or Woodward if that works out well.
Quote from: Man o Taz on January 30, 2014, 07:23:41 AM
I'll be glad to see him on the track.
And hope he makes it out East.
Perhaps he'll start with 7 furlong efforts and work up to a mile - so I can see him take on Sahara Sky in the Met Mile out East...and then maybe the Whitney or Woodward if that works out well.
Per their Facebook page ... Goldencents just showed up back at the barn yesterday ... So I guess R & R is already over. I wish it had been a month longer. Oh well ... hopefully it was long enough.
Cali sure is loaded with speed, sahara sky, secret circle and goldencents.
They even read fast :chickendance:
Quote from: Man o Taz on January 30, 2014, 07:23:41 AM
I'll be glad to see him on the track.
And hope he makes it out East.
Perhaps he'll start with 7 furlong efforts and work up to a mile - so I can see him take on Sahara Sky in the Met Mile out East...and then maybe the Whitney or Woodward if that works out well.
That would be quite ironic - two West coast horses dueling in the East - kind of like Sahara Sky and Handsome Mike coming out for last year's Met Mile.
Anyone hear anything on Moreno and War Dancer?
Or where Princess of Sylmar, Close Hatches, and Beholder will begin their year of racing?
And I didn't realize that Long River...had a nice win at Aqueduct...in the Evening Attire in the middle of last month at 8.5 furlongs.
And Palace Malice is pointed to the Gulfstream Park Handicap...March 8th.
Quote from: Man o Taz on February 09, 2014, 02:43:49 PM
Anyone hear anything on Moreno and War Dancer?
MorenoYour Comment: 10 g- Ghostzapper x Dance in the Sun light (AP Indy)
Date: February 19, 2014
Track: SANTA ANITA PARK
Distance: Five Furlongs
Time: 1.02:00 Handily
Track Condition: Fast
Surface: Dirt
Rank: 18/30
Thanks Peeptoad...and I look forward to seeing Normandy Invasion make his return this weekend at Gulfstream Park.
Apparently Itsmyluckyday is possible for the Gulfstream Park H. where he may meet Palace Malice, Revolutionary, among others... tough spot for the comeback off a long layoff, but the connections say he is 110% right now. Good luck to him- he's one of my favorite 3yos fro last year.
Thanks for the update.
Normandy Invasion looked impressive in his 2014 debut.
I knew I should have visited Mr. Plesa's barn when I was in Florida.
Hopefully, we'll get some answers this Saturday at Gulfstream Park when we see Itsmyluckyday and Palace Malice square off in the G2 Gulfstream Park Handicap.
Quote from: Man o Taz on March 05, 2014, 10:48:58 AM
Hopefully, we'll get some answers this Saturday at Gulfstream Park when we see Itsmyluckyday and Palace Malice square off in the G2 Gulfstream Park Handicap.
I suspect Falling Sky may be very tough in this spot. Depending on who else is entered he has a recency edge on the other top contenders.
I agree. Other than his maiden, Palace Malice does not have a win at less than 9 furlongs.
And Falling Sky does not have one beyond 8.5 furlongs. Thus, at shorter distances he seems the better horse - but Mr. Pletcher seems to think that Palace is primed for this.
I wonder what's next for Revolutionary.
He looked incredible defeating Falling Sky in that allowance race, then he finished 7th in the Donn Handicap.
Do you try him at shorter distances, like the Carter Handicap? Or longer, like the Brooklyn Handicap? He's won at a mile, 8.5 furlongs and 9 furlongs. And been 3rd and 5th in races of 10 furlongs or longer.
I see Moreno has been turning in some sharp works at Santa Anita. Does anyone have any idea where Mr. Guillot is pointing him?
Santa Anita 3/19/2014 Dirt 4F 47.60 Handily 2/22
Santa Anita 3/12/2014 Dirt 7F 1:23.20 Handily 1/2
Santa Anita 3/5/2014 Dirt 5F 59.20 Handily 5/50
Santa Anita 2/26/2014 Dirt 6F 1:15.60 Handily 30/30
Santa Anita 2/19/2014 Dirt 5F 1:02.00 Handily 19/31
Santa Anita 2/12/2014 Dirt 4F 49.20 Handily 37/49
I, personally, would love to see him try once more in SoCal ... but that's just me being greedy.
Then, if it doesn't go well, station on the East Coast again. He really blossomed once he went out there and obviously, thus far, prefers that circuit.
You can have him for one more race. Then I want him back. (SMILE)
I hope Revolutionary improves in his next outing to show the form in his return to racing before the poor showing in the Donn Handicap.
I just read that he and Mylute are out of the New Orleans Handicap.
And Itsmyluckyday from his 4th place finish in the Gulfstream Park Handicap.
Quote from: Man o Taz on March 25, 2014, 09:46:54 AM
You can have him for one more race. Then I want him back. (SMILE)
As long as he's still not diggin' it here and will prefer your stomping grounds still ... We've got a deal Taz! :)
Deal.
I didn't even pay any attention to the New Orleans Handicap 8 days ago...
Palace Malice and Normandy Invasion finished 1,2 and Golden Soul was also in the race finishing 5th.
I guess Normandy Invasion should get back on the work tab this week.
It also looks like four more three year olds from last year will be entering the Oaklawn Handicap this Saturday...
Carve
Prayer for Relief
Revolutionary
Will Take Charge
Has anyone heard where Itsmyluckyday might be pointing next?
Revolutionary ran a credible 2nd to Will Take Charge who I expected a much better finish from - but a win is a win.
Does anyone know what's up with Java's War?
I know that he was being trained by Barclay Tagg, but I have not heard anything from him and there are no works for him on Equibase.
Thanks.
Your buddy Moreno is entered in the CT Classic this weekend, where he will face none other than............... THE DUDE.
Good luck Moreno. You'll need it. You're facing the defending champ - and right now the top older horse in America (or at least one of them - sorry Will Take Charge). (SMILE)
Wish I could make it down there but its Easter weekend.
And Long River is also entered...
I wonder if Itsmyluckyday is targeting the Churchill Stakes and/or the Pimlico Special...
Hear The Ghost was a nice second in a mile long allowance on the turf at Santa Anita.
I hope he will try dirt again but I understand he has also done well on synthetics.
Wonder what race he's being aimed toward.
Itsmyluckyday runs in a $75000 listed stakes race at GP tomorrow... anything less than a win will be disappointing.
Indeed. Thanks,
Gulfstream Park - Saturday, April 26, 2014
Race 8 - Post Time - 5:02 PM $1 Daily Double / $1 Exacta / $.50 Trifecta / $.10 Superfecta
Best of the Rest S.
Gulfstream Park STAKES
Purse $75,000. For Three Year Olds And Upward. ($15,000 bonus for FTBOA Registered Florida-Bred by an FTBOA Registered Florida Sire). Free Nomination, $750 to pass the entry box and $300 additional to start, with $75,000 Guaranteed. All fees shall be paid prior to the start of the race. The owner of the winner to receive $45,000, $15,000 to second, $7,500 to third, $3,750 to fourth, $2,250 to fifth and $1,500 to sixth. Supplemental nominations may be made at time of entry. Weight: Three Year Olds 120 Lbs. Older 123 Lbs. Non-winners of a graded sweepstakes in 2013 allowed 2 Lbs.; of $30,000 since September 1, 4 Lbs.; of two races other than maiden or claiming in 2013, 6 Lbs. Trophy to Winning Owner. Closed Saturday, April 12, 2014 with 21 Nominations and 2 SupplementalNominations. One And One Sixteenth Miles.
P# PP Horse Virtual
Stable A/S Med Jockey Wgt Trainer M/L
1 1 Joshua's Comprise (FL) 4/C L J Chamafi 117 B R Rose 20/1
2 2 Border Song (FR) 5/H L E Trujillo 117 M J Azpurua 8/1
3 3 Sr. Quisqueyano (FL) 4/C L C Olivero 121 L Olivares 7/2
4 4 Macho Bull (KY) 5/G L G Saez 117 G Dorochenko 6/1
5 5 Goodtimehadbyall (KY) 6/G L P L Cotto, Jr. 121 J Navarro 3/1
6 6 Speak Logistics (FL) 4/C L E J Zayas 117 C Maragh 12/1
7 7 Ledokol (ON) 4/C L A Stephen 117 G Dorochenko 20/1
8 8 Itsmyluckyday (KY) 4/C L P Lopez 123 E Plesa, Jr. 9/5
Owners: 1 - Rose Family Stable; 2 - Rontos Racing Stable Corp.; 3 - DDRD Racing, Inc.; 4 - Nina Shikhova and Raut LLC; 5 - High Point Thoroughbred Partners; 6 - Hardway Stables; 7 - Miroslava Dorochenko; 8 - Trilogy Stable and Laurie Plesa
Breeders: 1 - Rose Family Stable Ltd; 2 - M. Pierre Camus Denais & M. Bruno CamusDenais; 3 - Do-Little Farm LLC; 4 - Liberation Farm & Brandywine Farm; 5 - John D. Gunther; 6 - Centaur Farms, Inc.; 7 - James A. Everatt, Janeane A. Everatt &J. Arika Everatt-Meeuse; 8 - Liberation Farm & Brandywine Farm
Equipment Changes: 7 - Ledokol - Blinkers On
Oh, ouch. I just noticed that Itsmyluckyday breaks form a terrible post for that distance at GP. Hopefully he is good enough to clear off, otherwise he'll get stuck wide.
Didn't matter - he won it going away putting him back in the winner's circle.
It will be nice to see him in the northeast.
I wonder if he may point to the Pimlico Special and the Met Mile.
And how about Vyjack making his comeback at Aqueduct with a win in a 7 furlong allowance race...
http://www.horseracingnation.com/blogs/zatt/Vyjack_returns_a_winner_at_the_Big_A_123
Quote from: Man o Taz on April 28, 2014, 06:06:47 AM
Didn't matter - he won it going away putting him back in the winner's circle.
It will be nice to see him in the northeast.
I wonder if he may point to the Pimlico Special and the Met Mile.
And how about Vyjack making his comeback at Aqueduct with a win in a 7 furlong allowance race...
http://www.horseracingnation.com/blogs/zatt/Vyjack_returns_a_winner_at_the_Big_A_123
Thanks for the update on 'Lucky... I forgot to checkl the results of that race. Hopefully he heads to a higher profile race soon. Would love to see him at the Spa...
We have a couple of four year olds going in this weekend's Alysheba Stakes...including Golden Soul, Normandy Invasion, Mylute and the defending three year old champion Will Take Charge.
Looks like a nice race. This is a tough one to cheer for...I really like Normandy Invasion, though, so I'll probably cheer for him and WTC.
Race 10 - Alysheba S. (Grade II)
https://www.equibase.com/static/entry/CD050214USA-EQB.html#RACE10
Purse $300,000. For Four Year Olds And Upward. By subscription of $300 each, which should accompany the nomination or by Supplementary Nomination of $9,000 at time of entry. $1,500 to pass the entry box; $1,500 additional to start, with $300,000 added. After payment of1% to all owners of horses finishing sixth through last, 62% of the remaining purse shall be paid to the owner of the winner, 20% to second, 10% to third, 5% to fourth and 3% to fifth. Weight: 123 Lbs. Non-winners of a Grade I stakes at a mile or over since November 1, allowed 3 Lbs.; a Grade II stakes at a mile or over or $90,000 over a mile since October 31, 5 Lbs. The maximum number of starters for the Alysheba will be limited to fourteen (14). If more than fourteen (14) entries pass the entry box preference will be given to graded stakes winners (in order I-II-III), then highest 2013-2014 earnings. Any horse excluded from running because of the aforementioned preference shall be refunded the entry fee and supplementary nomination fee if applicable. Starters to be named through the entry box at the usual time of closing. All supplementary nominations will be required to pay entry and starting fees if they participate. Closed Wednesday, April 9, 2014 with 55 nominations. One And One Sixteenth Miles.
P# PP Horse Virtual
Stable A/S Med Jockey Wgt Trainer M/L
1 1 Moonshine Mullin (KY) 6/H L C H Borel 118 R L Morse 15/1
2 2 Will Take Charge (KY) 4/C L G L Stevens 123 D W Lukas 4/5
3 3 Mylute (KY) 4/C L R Napravnik 118 T M Amoss 10/1
4 4 Coin Broker (KY) 4/C L C J Lanerie 118 D L Romans 20/1
5 5 Normandy Invasion (KY) 4/C L J Castellano 118 C C Brown 3/1
6 6 Golden Soul (KY) 4/C L R Albarado 118 D Stewart 20/1
7 7 Golden Ticket (KY) 5/H L J Rosario 118 K G McPeek 6/1
8 8 Appealing Tale (KY) 4/G L V Espinoza 118 P Miller 15/1
9 9 Bradester (KY) 4/C L J Lezcano 120 E Kenneally 20/1
Owners: 1 - Randy Patterson; 2 - Willis D. Horton and Three Chimneys Farm, LLC (Zuleika B. Torrealba); 3 - GoldMark Farm, LLC and Whisper Hill Farm; 4 - Gainesway Stable (Antony Beck), William E. Graves and John C. Oxley; 5 - Fox Hill Farms, Inc. (Richard C. Porter); 6 - Charles E. Fipke; 7 - Magic City Thoroughbred Partners (Carter Stewart); 8 - Gary and Cecil Barber and Doubledown Stables, Inc. (Richard Templar); 9 - Joseph W. Sutton
Breeders: 1 - Dr. Russ Beran & Dick Johnson; 2 - Eaton; 3 - Mike G. Rutherford; 4 - PTS Ranch, LLC; 5 - Betz/Kidder/Gainesway/Graves/D.J.Stable/Cole; 6 - Charles Fipke; 7 - WinStar Farm LLC; 8 - Hart Farm; 9 - Doug Branham
Moreno runs in the Pimlico Special on Friday:
12th Race - Pimlico - Friday, May 16th, 2014 STAKES. 1 3/16 Mile Dirt. Purse $300,000. Pimlico Special S. (Grade 3). FOR THREE-YEAR-OLDS AND UPWARD.
PP Horse A/S M/E Wgt Jockey Trainer
1 Valid 4 G L 118 Bocachica Orlando Vitali Marcus J.
2 Cat Burglar 4 C L 118 Napravnik Rosie Baffert Bob
3 Moreno 4 G L 118 Rosario Joel Guillot Eric J.
4 Golden Lad 4 C L 124 Lezcano Jose Pletcher Todd A.
5 Carve 4 G L 118 Castanon Jesus Lopez Cox Brad H.
6 Revolutionary 4 C L 118 Smith Mike E. Pletcher Todd A.
7 Major King (KOR) 4 C L 118 Perez Xavier Testerman Valora A.
8 Prayer For Relief 6 H L 118 Velazquez John R. Romans Dale L.
9 Bourbon Courage 5 H L 118 Goncalves Leandro R. Gorder Kellyn
Thanks - wish we could have been there to see it - were still en route.
What a surge by Revolutionary at the end...
https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/85123/revolutionary-fires-late-takes-special
Itsmyluckyday runs in the Majestic Light Stakes at Monmouth on Saturday... hope he wins!!
Thanks. We'll be there.
Hear the Ghost runs in an allowance today at SA (race 6). He goes turf-dirt after two placings on turf. Hope he fares well, but I won't be betting him at a likely short price.
Thanks for the heads up.
I am confused about what they have planned for him.
He definitely runs well - when you have a horse of his caliber - why not put him in stakes races? Are they trying to get his confidence built up again?
He seems to run as good in stakes races as he does in allowance company finishing in the money...
I am sure there is a plan. I just hope he is in the winner's circle again soon.
Hear the Ghost - second again.
Itsmyluckday looked much the best...
http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/85268/itsmyluckyday-coasts-home-in-majestic-light
They were considering the Metropolitan Mile for him next but more likely he'll go in the Salvator Mile...on July 5th.
Here is the race:
http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/race/USA/MTH/2014/5/24/11/majestic-light-s
And as TTM predicted, Fury Kapcori is entered in the G2 Californian as a prep for the Hollywood Gold Cup.
Race 7 - Californian S. (Grade II)
http://www.equibase.com/static/entry/SA053114USA-EQB.html#RACE7
Purse $200,000. For Three-Year-Olds And Upward. By subscription of $100 each to accompany the nomination. Closed Thursday, May 22, 2014 with 14. $3,000 additional to start. $200,000 guaranteed with $120,000 to the winner, $40,000 to second, $24,000 to third, $12,000 to fourth and $4,000 to fifth. Three-year-olds 117 Lbs. Older 124 Lbs. Non-winners of a Grade I or Grade II at One Mile or Over since November 31 allowed 3 Lbs.; Non-winners of a Grade I or Grade II race at One Mile or Over OR Two Grade III races at One Mile Over since May 31, 2013, allowed 5 Lbs. A trophy will be presented to the winning owner. One And One Eighth Miles.
PP Horse Virtual
Stable A/S Med Jockey Wgt Trainer
1 Clubhouse Ride (KY) 6/H L J Talamo 121 C A Lewis
2 Fury Kapcori (KY) 4/C L C S Nakatani 119 J Hollendorfer
3 Sky Kingdom (KY) 5/H L M Garcia 119 B Baffert
4 Majestic City (KY) 5/H L M E Smith 119 R W Ellis
5 Handsome Mike (KY) 5/H L M Gutierrez 119 D F O'Neill
6 Storm Fighter (CA) 4/C L E A Maldonado 119 B Headley
7 Majestic Harbor (KY) 6/H L T Baze 119 S McCarthy
8 Fly Lexis Fly (KY) 5/R L T J Pereira 119 P Miller
Owners: 1 - Six-S Racing Stable or Petralia ; 2 - Awtrey or Hollendorfer or Todaro ; 3 - Westrock Stables, LLC ; 4 - Bloom Racing Stable, LLC ; 5 - Reddam Racing, LLC ; 6 - Golden Eagle Farm Investment, L.P. ; 7 - Gallant Stables, LLC ; 8 - Dona Licha
Breeders: 1 - Mr. & Mrs. Sidney H. Craig & Jenny Craig; 2 - Diamond A Racing Corp.; 3 - Jim J. FitzGerald; 4 - Trackside Farm, Robert Evans & HelenEvans; 5 - John Liviakis; 6 - Larry Mabee; 7 - Liberation Farm & Brandywine Farm; 8 - Kenneth L. Ramsey & Sarah K. Ramsey
Quote from: Man o Taz on May 29, 2014, 10:38:15 AM
And as TTM predicted, Fury Kapcori is entered in the G2 Californian as a prep for the Hollywood Gold Cup.
Actually wasn't a prediction Taz ... It came from "The Man" himself ... wish I could take credit for the prediction though. ;)
Nice field, but your boy is a beast now ... He'll romp!
Should be interesting seeing him go up against The Dude the rest of this year, after this one of course ... :)
It should.
Game On Dude should be sharp for the HGC.
Of course, I have hopes that I might get to see Game On Dude out East running in the $1.5 million G1 Whitney.
After all, The Dude's connections have chased money before.
And I know it comes up three weeks before the Pacific Classic, but it is for more money than the Pacific Classi, over dirt which the Dude prefers to polytrack.
It would also go a long way to answering questions that the Dude can't ship and win against the best Eastern horses.
Just say'in.
Maybe if Fury is a beast in the HGC that will give Mr. Baffert pause to look East. Then again, Mr. Hollendorfer likes to ship. Maybe Fury goes in the Whitney. And if I could have them both...to dream.
I'm going to do it...use an emoticon...
;D
Furry...2nd to Clubhouse Ride.
I was very surprised that CR was allowed to get to the rail at the top of the stretch.
I wonder if Mr. Nakatani saw him coming on the inside.
If he had been stopped, Furry would have won.
C'est la vie.
Revolutionary is being pointed to the Stephen Foster and possibly the Whitney.
Revolutionary never got into the race it seems. Hopefully I'll get to see him in the Whitney...
Will Take Charge did not get much of a rest...before he was entered...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EkbanS4sha4
Here's the chart...
http://www.equibase.com/static/chart/pdf/CD061414USA8.pdf
Well, Fury Kapcori had a hall of fame jockey on his back in the (Hollywood) Gold Cup. I do not know that it helped. The half in 45 and change...in a horse's first 10 furlong effort.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ADCx7NgCtd0
Eddie Olczyk can handicap...I think Paul LoDuca could take some lessons from him...with his picking the winners of the two big stakes races on NBC Sports...and my wife says that he did really well with the Triple Crown undercards as well.
I know there are likely trademark issues involved in taking races from track to track under the same name...but I wish the names belonged to the state racing associations and not the tracks themselves.
Looking forward to seeing Itsmyluckyday this weekend in the Salvator Mile...
Quote from: Man o Taz on July 01, 2014, 07:52:45 AM
Looking forward to seeing Itsmyluckyday this weekend in the Salvator Mile...
He looked excellent. Ran the mile in 1:34 and change. Geared down just before the wire and never looked to be running all out.