@ashleycolemobilefone Over what distance would Frankel "eat the shite out of Uncle Mo"? On what surface? You have to be more specific, stupid monkey. Up to 1 1/16 on dirt Uncle Mo would bury Frankel. At the King's Bishop yesterday he lost a shoe at the start, running in his first race in 4 months, coming off an illness that very nearly ended his career, and he almost won, losing by a nose at the wire. Frankel ran a :49 1/2 mile at the Sussex (LOL!), and beat an injured Canford Cliffs. WOW!!
Maybe if Pletcher trained the horse better the stretch run would have been different. Baffert did the same with Lookin' at Lucky last year. These big-name horses are babied anymore. The trainers just want to get them to the Kentucky Derby. These suprise upsets are completed with horses who have been better conditioned leading up to the races. Name alone obviously doesn't win a horse race. Pletcher better get this horse ready for May or he has no chance.
Now The Kentucky Derby race is starting to get curious and peculiar. Losing Premier Pegasas is major; as is possibly Jaycito. I'm a little suspicious of horses from now till Derby day that suddenly win, because this seems like too little too late. We see it every year. Rockamundo, Bull In The Heather, Wild Syn, Stately Victor, Bandini. Most major questions should have been answered by now. Do you realize for instance that the last Blue Grass winner to win the KD was Skip Away in 1996? Seriously!
To me, it's not about necessarily liking or disliking a particular horse. Uncle Mo and The Factor have BOTH proven their merit and have been impressive. That's not the point. This is about handicapping a particular race. Obviously, most of us looking at these Kentucky Derby prep races are looking for answers and scenarios that will determine whether have a chance not only to win the Kentucky Derby but, to make a run for the Triple Crown. I see a suicide pace duel a closer like Dialed In to win.
Toby's corner era el gallo para la triple corona.
vaner1001 4 months ago
@SECby31 any where from 6f to 1m2f
ashleycolemobilefone 6 months ago
@ashleycolemobilefone Over what distance would Frankel "eat the shite out of Uncle Mo"? On what surface? You have to be more specific, stupid monkey. Up to 1 1/16 on dirt Uncle Mo would bury Frankel. At the King's Bishop yesterday he lost a shoe at the start, running in his first race in 4 months, coming off an illness that very nearly ended his career, and he almost won, losing by a nose at the wire. Frankel ran a :49 1/2 mile at the Sussex (LOL!), and beat an injured Canford Cliffs. WOW!!
SECby31 6 months ago
@ruffianrulz so much for that theory. He may have been standing in the gate to long in the Ark. Derby though.
d9y8l7a6n5 10 months ago
Dial IN....Hello! Dial In...A very strong contender to the last jump..Win by a nose/neck.
Kentucky Derby 2011.
pennyondime95 10 months ago
LOL Frankel would eat the shite out of Uncle Mo
ashleycolemobilefone 10 months ago
Maybe if Pletcher trained the horse better the stretch run would have been different. Baffert did the same with Lookin' at Lucky last year. These big-name horses are babied anymore. The trainers just want to get them to the Kentucky Derby. These suprise upsets are completed with horses who have been better conditioned leading up to the races. Name alone obviously doesn't win a horse race. Pletcher better get this horse ready for May or he has no chance.
rwydhbesr11 10 months ago
Now The Kentucky Derby race is starting to get curious and peculiar. Losing Premier Pegasas is major; as is possibly Jaycito. I'm a little suspicious of horses from now till Derby day that suddenly win, because this seems like too little too late. We see it every year. Rockamundo, Bull In The Heather, Wild Syn, Stately Victor, Bandini. Most major questions should have been answered by now. Do you realize for instance that the last Blue Grass winner to win the KD was Skip Away in 1996? Seriously!
MichaelDominici 10 months ago
To me, it's not about necessarily liking or disliking a particular horse. Uncle Mo and The Factor have BOTH proven their merit and have been impressive. That's not the point. This is about handicapping a particular race. Obviously, most of us looking at these Kentucky Derby prep races are looking for answers and scenarios that will determine whether have a chance not only to win the Kentucky Derby but, to make a run for the Triple Crown. I see a suicide pace duel a closer like Dialed In to win.
MichaelDominici 10 months ago
he could emulate secretariat or win the preakness and skip the derby
gallopracerfan 10 months ago