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by LordsTable » Sat Feb 02, 2013 11:39 pm
Claimboxx wrote:Crazykid wrote:absolutely one of the worst rides i have ever seen by guitereez. the horse would have won that race easy if he had set back 10+ lengths and made one run. exactly what i said before the race, that if they put him near the pace he would do exactly what he did.
He looked terrible, skinny and sore in the paddock, Gutierrez hit him about ten times going to the gate, and he looked terrible pulling up...
I saw the same thing Boxx, Dougie is under the microscrope even more, so his "training" methods are little less on the vet side of thing. Horse really isn't that good imo, he needs a break and not more races. They could have a nice older horse next if they don't run him into the ground, but they probably will.
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by Reallyquiet » Sun Feb 03, 2013 11:52 am
I thought jockey's didn't matter? Maybe the horse isn't very good?[/quote] Finally a voice of reason in this thread. The horse is the most over-rated piece of trash in this years crop.He had a the best set up on the best rail ever in the BC,and he still couldnt get it done,and the BC is coming back weaker and weaker every weekend(sam davis result).The only rteason he ran 3rd yesterday was because there were only "3 "horses in that race.
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by Crazykid » Mon Feb 04, 2013 7:57 am
DegenerationX wrote:Crazykid wrote:absolutely one of the worst rides i have ever seen by guitereez. the horse would have won that race easy if he had set back 10+ lengths and made one run. exactly what i said before the race, that if they put him near the pace he would do exactly what he did.
And if the Patriots had scored an additional 20 points they would be representing the AFC in the Super Bowl.
oh well i went 9 and 2 against the spread in the playoffs and picked an $82.20 winner on satuday
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by Crazykid » Mon Feb 04, 2013 8:24 am
Reallyquiet wrote:I thought jockey's didn't matter? Maybe the horse isn't very good?
Finally a voice of reason in this thread. The horse is the most over-rated piece of trash in this years crop.He had a the best set up on the best rail ever in the BC,and he still couldnt get it done,and the BC is coming back weaker and weaker every weekend(sam davis result).The only rteason he ran 3rd yesterday was because there were only "3 "horses in that race.[/quote] the horses best two races his maiden win and his 2nd in the bc. he was 15 lengths back and last and made one run. so why would you have the horse go to the front?
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by Kermit » Mon Feb 04, 2013 9:20 am
Crazykid wrote: oh well i went 9 and 2 against the spread in the playoffs and picked an $82.20 winner on satuday
I will verify that $82 horse, I bet him ATB. Amazed all the guys I was sitting with. Had him in a P4, too bad that didn't hit.
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by Crazykid » Mon Feb 04, 2013 9:46 am
Claimboxx wrote:Crazykid wrote:absolutely one of the worst rides i have ever seen by guitereez. the horse would have won that race easy if he had set back 10+ lengths and made one run. exactly what i said before the race, that if they put him near the pace he would do exactly what he did.
He looked terrible, skinny and sore in the paddock, Gutierrez hit him about ten times going to the gate, and he looked terrible pulling up...
wow i thought he looked fantastic in the paddock. if you owned a horse who's best two races of his life were from way back 12+ lengths down the backside in last place. would you be pleased with your trainer/jockey putting that horse on the lead?
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by Hollywoodmike » Mon Feb 04, 2013 10:24 am
I said it after the Cash Maul. HHE is a piece of love. Needs 90 days at the farm to recuperate. Won't be in the Derby.
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by White Hat » Mon Feb 04, 2013 11:14 am
I am not sure what Gutierrez is doing these days. His ride in the San Antonio was also questionable. Basmati can run a half in 44 and change, why was he side by side with Game On Dude only going 46 and change? In my opinion, he should have run a 44 half and been 10 in front on his way to a track record performance. Not sure what he is doing these days 
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by Joel » Mon Feb 04, 2013 11:19 am
White Hat wrote:I am not sure what Gutierrez is doing these days. His ride in the San Antonio was also questionable. Basmati can run a half in 44 and change, why was he side by side with Game On Dude only going 46 and change? In my opinion, he should have run a 44 half and been 10 in front on his way to a track record performance. Not sure what he is doing these days 
He also shouldn't have been caught in Race 4 yesterday.. 
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by Kermit » Mon Feb 04, 2013 11:58 am
White Hat wrote:I am not sure what Gutierrez is doing these days. His ride in the San Antonio was also questionable. Basmati can run a half in 44 and change, why was he side by side with Game On Dude only going 46 and change? In my opinion, he should have run a 44 half and been 10 in front on his way to a track record performance. Not sure what he is doing these days 
I can tell you what he's doing lately - winning at an 8% rate.
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