Quote from: Raven on July 28, 2018, 02:52:06 PMi bet the closer, but he was behind a wall of horses all the way through,and found lane too late. next time!
Woodbine
race#10
#4 Split My Pants
Quote from: Senator L on July 28, 2018, 04:58:44 PM
Speed on the turf isn't holding at Wdbn changed my bet to #2
and it still didn't work out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1 :chickendance:
Quote from: Raven on July 29, 2018, 03:43:14 PMUnique Bella beat her by a half
Del Mar
race#5
call me crazy, but I'm going with #3 La Force
Quote from: Raven on July 29, 2018, 04:16:05 PM
Unique Bella beat her by a half
Or i should say that her jock got her beat!
I've got to go get my tinfoil hat LOL
Quote from: peeptoad on July 30, 2018, 02:33:38 AMI still think there is a big gap between the older mares and the 3yo's fillies. I am tiring of hearing about the 9f races—by both genders of 3yo's—completed at or near 1:50, though. Tracks are deeper than they were over the last few years and that will result in times slowing down throughout a race. The tracks are almost, in a way, a hybrid between natural dirt and synthetic in the way horses move over them. The back end is getting more use than before. Before the tracks started monkeying around with the synthetic surfaces in CA, it was difficult to assess a speed horse on synthetics. They seemed, no matter how slow the pace, hit a wall at the 1/16th pole. In a way, Unique Bella reminds me of that. She towers over most any field she comes up against on talent, but her competitive nature won't allow her to truly relax early which is why I think she can be vulnerable to a horse better than La Force.
didn't see the Clement Hirsch last night, but this is why I think the Distaff may be more wide open than it appears ...and a few more races yet tom play out. I'm expecting this to be one of the more contentious races on the BC card.