Quote from: stark on January 01, 2017, 09:22:07 AM
Santa Anita Race 6
At 10/1 on the morning line, #5 INFOBEBAD looks interesting.
Showed speed against better, drops in class and adds blinkers today.
Over the years I've noticed more than a few of these Argentine horses blossom with a little moisture in the dirt and this race is off the turf today.
Tyler Baze should put him on the lead and never look back.
Quote from: Raven on January 02, 2017, 04:05:42 PM
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Quote from: stark on January 01, 2017, 09:22:07 AM
Santa Anita Race 6
At 10/1 on the morning line, #5 INFOBEBAD looks interesting.
Showed speed against better, drops in class and adds blinkers today.
Over the years I've noticed more than a few of these Argentine horses blossom with a little moisture in the dirt and this race is off the turf today.
Tyler Baze should put him on the lead and never look back.
Quote from: stark on January 06, 2017, 02:28:27 PM
Argentine-bred Infobedad, the "Secretariat of Claimers" who won Sunday's sixth race by 26 ½ lengths, believed to be the largest winning margin ever at Santa Anita, didn't necessarily shock John Sadler with the runaway victory over the wet/fast (sealed) track. "Usually South American horses like the mud, so we thought he'd like the track," the trainer said. "We thought it (the margin) was a combination of him liking it and some of the others hating it, so it kind of sorted itself out." Sadler didn't lose the six-year-old horse that was in for a $25,000 claiming tag, but might keep an eye on the sky before deciding on his next race. "We'll follow around the radar map and look for rain again," he said .
Quote from: stark on January 08, 2017, 09:49:23 AMI thought he was going to win, but the #5 just hold on.
From maiden claimers up to straight maidens off the year long layoff, this seems like a pretty gutsy move in the 9th at SA.
11 Gutsy Effort (CA) 4/G L S Elliott 123 M Puype 12/1