Sat lots to choose from!

Wdbn r4 #4 Hurry Up Alan 15-1ml


Bel r10 #3 rookie sensation

Mth park r10 #3sweet tooth sweety
Good luck

Nice exactor
Had wp on her myself
Got my win $ back and a little more

Sat Belmont Stakes

#2 California Chrome

I need to pick a winner and who better than a triple crown champ :chickendance:

You forgot about the Manhattan.  one of my all time
favorite traces
Wow, what a day of racing. Pletcher was right about Palice
Malice - said he would just keep getting better and better.
Best older horse in training imo

Mth park r8 sat
1a pure attitude
Back to a route extra week off and lots of pace to run at
8-1ml wps
Good luck

Quote from: Raven on May 29, 2014, 01:20:43 PM
Belmont Race#7
# 2 Sam Sparkle

Run to the windows!!

Nice hit

Not today for the doctor

Thanks for the link. There goes the paycheck :chickendance:

Thrs arlington park race 5
#8 heart Doctor 10 - 1 ml
Shuffled back in last over speed favoring surface
Runs on or off the pace. Gets back to proper level
Good luck
Wp
Super

Props to Peeptoad was "dying" for Commanding Curve
to get into the derby. I hope you cashed large

Too bad, he was one with a chance

Landing the #1 post cements my belief that the vicar will be on the lead.
I hope Hoppertunity doesn't slam into my Wildcat Red. I think there are
going to be some monster prices this year

I hope they tighten up the track

Wow! Now, that is close to the action

My nickel says (they've abolished the penny in Canada) this is how I see them top 10.
#1 California Chrome: The cream rises to the top. It seemed it took this guy a while to get to the top, but there aren't many left from the two year old stars. Even if there were, I doubt many would have shined as brightly as this guy does. The last time he was beat was last year! Since then, he has won 4 in a row by a combined 24 ¼ lengths. Who has he beaten? He has beaten the clock. He has taken times, stomped on them and smashed them to smithereens. The 2nd fastest Santa Anita Derby ever and he was being geared down the last 100 yards. Looks like a mortal lock, a bet the house type, but they still have to run the race. CC has broken slow twice; he could get bumped around, get a bad ride etc., things happen in the derby. My biggest fear is going wide. When jockeys are on the best horse, they always ride wide to stay out of trouble. Is he good enough to go 4 wide for a  mile and a ¼ ? If he wins the derby for sure he'll win all 3. NBC is going to show the connections of owner and trainers and people are going to cry in their mint juleps! Good luck California Chrome it's yours for the taking.
#2 Wildcat Red: the little horse that could with Northern Dancer blood in him running on his 50th anniversary. When I started looking for my derby horse most had been injured or been finishing up the track, not this guy. A sprinters pedigree and heart of a champion and winning right from the get go. Getting a class test at the beginning of the year, and at a mile he battled General A Rod all around the track. What a race! He came up a head short though. I was looking forward to him taking on Cairo Prince but it wasn't meant to be, he had a fever and had to scratch. So he found another stakes the G3 Hutcheseon turning back in distance, it was cake walk. On to the FOY, where he would be stretching out, and going around two turns for the 1st time.  Another epic battle ensued, with General A Rod all the way around. He wouldn't let him pass and won the race by a head. Next up the FL Derby and still the skeptics don't think he'll get the distance. Another epic battle all the way around. This time it was won by the highly talented Constitution by a ½ length and another length and a bit back to General A Rod. The race reminded me of the 1997 SA Derby with Free House, Silver Charm and the great filly Serrena's Song. The most important part of Wildcat Red is he always gives his all. Good luck.
#3 General A Rod: Well I love Wildcat Red and this guy has danced every dance with him. A 1st , 2nd and a 3rd. The two losses were a combined long length in half. He has some Dynaformer in him on the bottom  Joel Rosario and Mike Maker are nice connections too! I think he'll improve off the FL derby. Good luck.
#4 Samraat:  6 510 Bred in NY? He could be bred in the Philippines for all I care. 6 510 as for slow times, it was a crappy winter. How are you going to run fast when it's freezing cold? I liked his sire Noble Causeway he was a useful sort. I think he'll thrive in the warmer weather. I expect another good effort.  6 510 Good luck!
#5 Uncle Sigh: A work in progress but I think the blinkers are really going to help. I like his trainer Gary Contessa fly's under the radar nationally, but very good. Wounded Warrior Stables. Good luck
#6 Danza: Loved his last race looked like he'll relish a 1 ¼. Sounds like Danzig. Good luck
#7 Wicked Strong: Like his breeding and connections but doesn't win enough for me. Good luck.
#8 Candy Boy: Kinda like above. I wish he would have shown up more for the SA Derby. Was wide and got shoved out by Hopportunity but still finished flat. Good luck
#9 Hopportunity: Great connections and been busy running this year. 5 210 Awesome breeding I just don't think he is fast enough IMO. Good luck
#10 Dance With Fate: Nice record 8 330 and one of those 2nds was on dirt! Going to be well bet because of his record and his name has "fate" in it. Good luck