Day 2 BC Analysis

[Tvghrtvfan]

Here are my BC analysis of the Saturday Action:

Juvenile Turf:
Balance the Books: Already a multiple graded stakes winner already. He won both the G3 Burbon Stakes and G2 With Anticipation in his most recent starts. He’s really tough and I will make this runner my top pick in this race in a race that I think is very tough.

I’m Boundtoscore: Won the G2 Summer Stakes in the most recent start at Woodbine. He was the upset winner that day and might be at a good number in this race in a very tough race I think.

Noble Tune: Winner of the G3 Pilgrim in the most recent start and broke the maiden going 2 turns too. Chad Brown seems loaded in this race since Balance The Books has a great shot and so does this one. It could be a Chad Brown exacta even if these 2 bring their recent form up to the task in this race.

Joha: Was lone speed in the G1 Dixiana Breeders Futurity in the most recent start. The pedigree won the BC Turf in 2003 (Johar) so there’s an advantage on this contender to like this turf course. I like this runner’s chances in here but my concern is how much speed there will be and I think has proven that he can take back since broke the maiden doing that and he may have to do that if he wants to win.

Dry Summer: Was a disappointing 8th in the G1 FrontRunner last time out and I think this runner is the better of the 2 Jeff Mullins horses in here as I think he maybe just turf horse since he won the Oak Tree Juvenile Turf as one of the closing day feature races at Del Mar. So I think he’ll be a contender in here with the move back to the turf.

Fantastic Moon: He was a disappointing 5th in the most recent start in the Royal Lodge Stakes last time out. If he brings back his race 2 races back in that G3 Candy Kittens Solario Stakes he will be tough in here. Though I don’t really think the euros in here aren’t really that great in here but maybe this one could be worth a look.

George Vancouver: I sometimes respect what Aidan O’Brien has sometimes but I think the pedigree is so good out of a Henrythenavigator and this runner may not be in the best form but has been close a couple of times in his stakes races. But I think other Aidan O’Brien is the better runner but maybe it could be a look in here at a price.

Gervinho: He won the local prep for this race in his most recent start which was the Zuma Beach Stakes. I like this runner in here and he has an advantage here and that’s liking SA.

Know More: He has put this race as his 1st preference and 2nd preference in the Juvenile. I think he’d have a chance in either race but maybe they’re looking for a little softer and they won’t find softer anywhere so maybe this one could be in a better spot in here. He won his debut in the G2 Best Pal Stakes at Del Mar. Since then, has had a pair of 2nd’s in both the G1’s Del Mar Futurity and FrontRunner. I think he has a chance in here but may need to bring back that Best Pal form to win this one.

Top 3 Picks:
Balance The Books
Noble Tune
Gervinho

Filly and Mare Sprint:
Groupie Doll: She will be one of the short priced favorites on the day in this race. She this year has had great form in wins like the G1’s Madison and Humana Distaff, G2 Presque Isle Downs Masters and in her most recent start in the G2 TCA at Keeneland. I think this runner will be the horse to beat but I will try and beat in here but will be in my top 3.

Turbulent Descent: Hard to believe she was last year’s favorite in this race. Her form this year included a G1 win in the Ballerina Handicap 2 races back. She was disappointing in the G2 Gallant Bloom in her most recent start. She will be tough in here and likes Santa Anita as she was best known for winning the G1 Santa Anita Oaks last year over the dirt surface so I think she’ll be tough.

Dust and Diamonds: She was the minor upset winner of the G2 Gallant Bloom in her most recent start. I think she will be tough in here and I will be looking closely at this runner in here.

Switch: When she runs on sprint, she always puts in 100% and going route she doesn’t. That’s what she’s been doing in her last 2 starts and I am just going to ignore those races and just stick to her sprint races. Her last sprint race was a win in the G2 A Gleam 3 races back over the summer at Hollywood Park. She was 2nd in this race last year coming on late and will be at a price in here.

Contested: She was the winner of the G1’s Acorn and Test Stakes in her starts in NY. She was a disappointment in the G1 Mother Goose but brought it together win a G1 win in the Test Stakes. She will be facing olders for the 1st time and will be tough in here especially her liking to SA. She will be my top pick in here and I think will be the main threat to Groupie Doll.

Musical Romance: She was the winner of this race last year which led to an Eclipse Award for Outstanding female sprinter. She this year was a winner of the G1 Princess Rooney and G2 Inside Information Stakes this year. She was 3rd 2 races back in the G2 Gallant Bloom and won a prep race at Calder for this race. I don’t think her form isn’t like it was last year but you got to look out for her though.

Reneesgotzip: She has 1st preference in the Turf Sprint and 2nd preference in here. I think she would have a better chance in here IMO. In the Turf Sprint, she has a tougher chance at running well as in this one she has a better chance even though both races are stiff. She won the G2 Santa Ynez here at SA earlier in the year and won 2 races back in the CERF at Del Mar. Her last start was a disappointing one against the boys in the G1 Santa Anita Sprint Fall Championship last time out but really stands a better chance facing her sex.

Rumour: She was the winner of her most recent start in the LA Woman Stakes and has a liking here to SA. She won the Kalookan Queen earlier in the year over the ground and will be a sleeper here.

Teddy’s Promise: She was best known for winning the G1 La Brea last year over the surface. This year, she has won only 1 out of her 5 starts which was a win at Hollywood Park but I think her win in that La Brea was no fluke.

Top 3 Picks:
Contested
Dust and Diamonds
Groupie Doll

Dirt Mile:
Shackelford: He was the winner of the G1 Met Mile and beat Amazombie on Derby Day in the Churchill Downs S. He was 2nd in here almost lone speed last year. He’s been catching off tracks in both the G1 A.G. Vanderbilt and G2 Kelso in his most recent starts. I think IMO since he’s going to be back catching fast surface in here I think he will be dangerous in here and will be a contender.

Jersey Town: He was the upset winner of the G2 Kelso proving that his win a couple years ago in the G1 Cigar Mile was no fluke. He was 6th in the G1 BC Dirt Mile in there last year and has a better shot at winning it again. I think this runner will be tough and look out for him in here.

Nonios: He was the winner of the G3 Affirmed H.back in June. This is his first preference and I think has a better chance in here than his 2nd preference which was in the Classic. If he goes in the Classic, he has no chance. He’s been in tough spots including his most recent start trying to give Game on Dude a run for his money in the G1 Awesome Again last time out. He was 2nd in both the Swaps and G1 Haskell. He was a disappointment in the G1 Travers 2 races back. I think he maybe a good look at a price.

Emcee: He was the winner of the G1 Forego in his most recent start. This race is his 2nd preference and puts the Sprint as his 1st preference. I like his chances more probably in the Sprint and I think will be dangerous in whichever race he’ll be in.

Handsome Mike: This is his 2nd preference and I think he’d have a better shot in here instead of the Classic. If he goes in the Classic, I don’t he’d stand much of a chance in there. In this race he does and was the upset winner of the G2 Pennsylvania Derby in his most recent start.

Tapizar: This runner always runs 100% when he runs off a long layoff and he won’t be coming off a long layoff in here. He was disappointing in his most recent start finishing 6th in the G2 Kelso last time out. He was 5th in this race last year and was a winner earlier in the year in the G2 San Fernando over the surface and I think if he just sticks to that form he’ll win.

Jimmy Creed: This race is his 2nd preference and has put the Sprint as his 1st preference. He has a chance in either race and was a 3rd in the G1 Santa Anita Sprint Fall Championship last time and was closing too. I think he’d have a better shot in the Sprint since there might be more speed in there than in here.

Fed Biz: He didn’t adore the off track at Hoosier and I think 1 mile is his limit. He was the winner of the El Cajon 2 races back coming off a long layoff. I think he’s tough in here and will be a contender in here and I will make this runner my top pick in here.

Top 3 Picks:
Fed Biz
Shackelford
Jersey Town


Turf Sprint:
Bridgetown: He was the winner of his last 2 starts including a win in the G3 Woodford Stakes at Keeneland last time out. I think he’s a nice runner and will be a contender in here.

Next Question: He was the upset winner of the G1 Nearctic in the most recent start and was only making the stakes debut that day. I will make this runner my top pick in here and I think he’s going to be tough and I hope you’ll get a good price.

Corporate Jungle: Has was best known earlier in the year for taking the G3 Appleton at Gulfstream and has lost his last 3 starts. He will be tough in here because of the cutback in distance and let’s see what happens if turf sprint suits him.

California Flag: He won this race 3 years ago and has race in it 2 more times and none of them have been wins. He was 8th in 2010 and 12th in 2011. He only has one start this year and it was a win in the G3 San Simeon in the most recent start. The layoff will be a concern but still have to give it a look since he likes the hillside turf course.

Great Attack: He was best known earlier in the year for taking the G3 Turf Sprint in the most recent start and will be coming off a long layoff. He ran in this race last year finishing 4th and may have a better chance at it again this year than last year. The layoff is a concern and will probably be fresh if he still has that form like he did back in May.

Mizdirection: She is the filly running against the boys in here. She hasn’t been seen since May which was a 2nd at Hollywood Park. She won the Las Ciengas back in April and was best known late last year for taking the G3 Monrovia Handicap. She likes the hillside turf course and that’s why people will look at her in there.

Unbridled’s Note: He was the winner of the G3 Eddie D. in the most recent start. He has an advantage in this race and I think will be a contender in here.

Camp Victory: He was the winner of the G1 Triple Bend at Hollywood Park and was 3rd in the Pat O’Brien 2 races back. In his most recent start, was 6th in the G1 Santa Anita Sprint Fall Championship last time out. He was 7th in this race last year and he may have a better chance this year in it since they will be catching a firm ground in here.

My Top 3 Picks:
Next Question
Unbridled's Note
Bridgetown

Juvenile:
Shanghai Bobby: He’s the best 2 year old in the country. He’s the winner of the G2 Hopeful Stakes and won the G1 Champagne in the most recent start. He will be my top pick in here and I think he will be dangerous to catch in the stretch.

Power Broker: He broke the madien in the G1 FrontRunner Stakes in the most recent start and will be a contender in here and should be tough in here too. He will be a main threat to Shanghai Bobby.

Know More: He has put this race as his 2nd preference and put the Juvenile Turf as his 1st preference. I think he’d have a chance in either race but maybe they’re looking for a little softer and they won’t find softer anywhere so maybe this one could be a tougher spot in here. He won his debut in the G2 Best Pal Stakes at Del Mar. Since then, has had a pair of 2nd’s in both the G1’s Del Mar Futurity and FrontRunner. I think he has a chance in here but may need to bring back that Best Pal form to win this one.

Fortify: He was 2nd in the G2 Hopeful and was 3rd in the G1 Champagne in the most recent start. I heard that he is the only runner in here who has raced without lasix and I think if these runners can’t handle their peformance without lasix then I think this runner will be the winner.

Capo Bastone: He was 3rd in both the G1’s Del Mar Futurity and FrontRunner Stakes in his last 2 starts. He seems like a promising horse but seems to be a miss since his debut win. He maybe a sleeper in here.

Monument: He was the winner of the Cal Cup Juvenile last time out and he maybe a slepper but really needs to step it up if he wants to win.

Title Contender: He broke the madien in the last start going one mile. Never doubt Baffert in these kind of races. Has had monster works in the mornings too.

Top 3 Picks:
Shanghai Bobby
Power Broker
Fortify

Turf:
Point of Entry: He is the real deal in here. He has won numerous G1’s like the Joe Hirsch Turf Classic in the most recent start, Sword Dancer and Man O’War this year. He will be my top pick in here and he will be tough.

Little Mike: If he goes in here, I don’t think he doesn’t have a chance at all and this is his 2nd preference so won’t say much about him in here. His 1st preference is the Mile Turf.

Turbo Compressor: He was best known for winning the G1 United Nations at Monmouth over the summer. He almost was lone speed in the Sword Dancer but lost the race and didn’t have the lead in the G2 John Henry Turf Championship in the most recent start finishing 2nd. He seems to have a better run when having the lead no one doesn’t bother him but maybe someone will. This race is his first preference but I think maybe he should go in here due to the pace situation in the Mile Turf which is his 2nd preference.

Slim Shadey: He has a liking to SA surface with a win in the G2 John Henry Turf Championship in the most recent start. He won the G2 San Marcos earlier in the year and was slipping and didn’t really win til his last one. I think he’ll be tough in here and will be a contender since he likes SA.

Burbon Bay: He might’ve needed his last race which was a disappointing one in the G2 John Henry Turf Championship and he will be tough in here because of his liking to SA. He won both the G2’s San Luis Rey and San Juan Capistrano earlier on in the year at SA. I’d say look out for him.

Treasure Beach: His form hasn’t been same since last year winning races like the Irish Derby and Secreteriat races last year. This year he’s been winless in 6 starts and gave Point of Entry a run for his money in the most recent start in the Joe Hirsch Turf Classic last time out. He finished 2nd and I think he maybe returning slowly but surely getting his form back together.

St. Nicholas Abbey: He won this race last year and has only had so far 1 win out of 7 starts. Has had some bad luck this year facing Frankel. He was disappointing in the Arc de Triumph last time out. His form hasn’t been the same since winning this race. This competition will be a bit softer than what he’s been facing all year so that’s why he may stand a chance to defend his title.

Trialblazer: He was a fast closing 2nd to Obviously in the Arroyo Secco Mile in the most recent start in the U.S. debut. He was best known this year for taking the G2 Kyoto Kinen 3 races back. I think the extra need in distance should suit this runner. So, I think he will be a contender and this race will be his 1st preference in the Turf and his 2nd preference in the Mile turf as his 1st preference is in here and rightfully so.

Dullahan: I wish he went in here since he doesn’t regular dirt and he made the Turf is his 2nd preference. I will talk about his chances in here. I like his chances in here and was disappointing in the G1 Jamaica last time out and that was over a wet ground and if he goes in this race he’ll catch a firm ground. He was best known for taking both the G1’s Blue Grass Stakes and Pacific Classic over a surface he loves polytrack. In his lone turf start before the G1 Jamaica, he was 2nd in the G3 Palm Beach. I will give him a look in here and I don’t think he’s much of a chance in the Classic.

Shereta: She ran disappointing race in the Arc de Triumph last time out and was best known this year for winning both the G1’s Prix Vermille and the Yorkshire Oaks. She has a good chance of winning this race and will be one of the main threats to a horse like Point of Entry.

My Top 3 Picks:
Point of Entry
St. Nicholas Abbey
Shereta

Sprint:
The Lumber Guy: He won the G1 Vosbourgh last time out and won quite well that day as he was coming off a long layoff being beat by Mark Veleskei. He also won this year the G2 Jerome earlier in the year out at Aqueduct. He will be my top pick in here and I think might be the better horse of them all.

Coil: He was best known last year as the Haskell winner and this year won the G1 Santa Anita Sprint Fall Championship in his most recent start. 2 races back was a 2nd in the G1 Pat O'Brien being beat by his stablemate Capital Account who went on to finish 2nd in that local prep to Coil. You gotta look out for him but I think he might've put that BC performance already in his last start.

Sum of the Parts: He won the G3 Phoenix Stakes in the most recent start and he seems to win only being lone speed which he won't since there appears to be a lot of speed signed on in here. I think IMO he could be worst a look at a price in here.

Amazombie: He's the defending champion and last year's Eclipse Award winning sprinter. He flopped in the G1 Santa Anita Sprint Fall Championship in the most recent start. This year he won the G2 Potrero Grande and G1 Bing Crosby this year. Maybe his form may not be the same from last year but you still gotta view him as one of the horses to watch in here.

Capital Account: He had emerged over the summer winning the G1 Pat O'Brien beating his stablemate Coil. Reverse the exacta order in the next race the G1 Santa Anita Sprint Fall Championship last time out finish 2nd in that local prep to Coil. You gotta look out for him but I think he might've put that BC performance already in his last start just like Coil.

Emcee: He was the winner of the G1 Forego in his most recent start. This race is his 1st preference. I like his chances more probably in here and I think will be dangerous in whichever race he’ll be in which of course he's cross entered in the Dirt Mile.

Hamazing Destiny: I've been a fan of this runner since his monster effort in the BC Sprint 2 years ago finishing 2nd. He finished 5th in this race last year. He hasn't been seen since his 2nd place run in the G1 Forego last time out. He finally got that elusive graded stakes win earlier on this year when he won the G3 Maryland Sprint. He always puts in that late kick and I think that late kick will kick in so look out. One of these days this runner will win a big one and he may probably.

Jimmy Creed: He has put this race as his 1st preference. He has a chance in either race and was a 3rd in the G1 Santa Anita Sprint Fall Championship last time and was closing too. I think he’d have a better shot in here since there might be more speed in there than in the Dirt Mile.

Fast Bullet: It's a little rare to see what Baffert is doing by entering this runner who will be making not only his stakes debut in tough company but his 1st start off a long layoff and hasn't been seen since November of last year. Never doubt Baffert in these kind of races. Has had monster works in the mornings too.

My Top 3 Picks:
The Lumber Guy
Amazombie
Hamazing Destiny

Mile:
Wise Dan: He will be the horse to beat in a race that is so filled with early speed in here. He is so versatile that he can run on regular dirt, polytrack and turf. He's won 4 out of his 5 starts this year which are wins in the G3 Ben Ali, G2 4stardave, G1 Woodbine Mile and most recently the G1 Shadwell Turf Mile. I think he will be tested in here and will be my top pick in a race that is so filled with early speed.

Jeranimo: He was 3rd in the Del Mar Mile to Obviously in the most recent start back in August. The layoff maybe a concern and I think with the pace situation going on it may set it up perfect for him as he does have a liking to SA surface. He did win the Oak Tree Mile over the ground last year. This year won the G1 Shoemaker Mile 2 races back.

Excelebration: He's best known for winning his last 2 starts in both the Prix Jacques Le Marois and Queen Elizabeth II. He's a contender in here but the 2 week turn around could be a concern for me and maybe part of that pace situation that may happen in the Mile.

Little Mike: This is his 1st preference and was coming off a disappointing effort in the Joe Hirsch Turf Classic last time and proved the Long Turf race isn't his thing. That race is a toss and is dangerous in there. One mile is most certainly his thing but there's a lot of speed in here which is a concern for him since he's use to being free wiling and left alone on the lead which he did in both his G1's in the Woodford Reserve Turf Classic and the Arlington Million 2 races back.

Mr. Commons: He was the winner earlier in the year in the G2 Arcadia H. and has since then has had several tough losses. Including 2 races being beat by Obviously in the G2 Del Mar Mile and a disappointing 3rd to him in the G2 Arroyo Secco Mile. He was 5th in this race last year. Since there's a lot speed in here and could set it up for a come from behinder and it could set it up perfect for him and could end that string of consecutive losses.

Turbo Compressor: He was best known for winning the G1 United Nations at Monmouth over the summer. He almost was lone speed in the Sword Dancer but lost the race and didn’t have the lead in the G2 John Henry Turf Championship in the most recent start finishing 2nd. He seems to have a better run when having the lead no one doesn’t bother him but maybe someone will. This race is his 2nd preference but I think maybe he should go in the long turf due to the pace situation in here which is his 2nd preference.

Obviously: He was the winner of both the G2's Del Mar Mile and the Arroyo Secco Mile in his most recent starts. I liked his most recent starts and is dangerous in here. but there's a lot of speed in here which is a concern for him since he's use to being free wiling and left alone on the lead which he did in both of his G2's.

Doubles Partner: He was the winner earlier in the year in the G3 Canadian Turf Handicap at Gulfstream and his form has slipped since then. His most recent start was a 4th in the G1 Shadwell Turf Mile. Since there's a lot speed in here and could set it up for a come from behinder and it could set it up perfect for him and could end that string of consecutive losses.

Suggestive Boy: I think he's just a turf horse and not a polytrack or regular dirt lover at all. Last time we saw him on turf was a win in a stake at Del Mar. I think he's back to where he belongs in a tough spot where there's a lot speed in here and could set it up for a come from behinder and it could set it up perfect for.

Wilcox Inn: He was fast closing 2nd to Wise Dan in the G1 Shadwell Turf Mile last time out. He was best known for winning the G2 American Derby and G3 Hawthorne Derby last year and this year has only had 1 win out of 3 starts and hasn't won since Hawthorne. Since there's a lot speed in here and could set it up for a come from behinder and it could set it up perfect for him and could end that string of consecutive losses.

Trialblazer: He was a fast closing 2nd to Obviously in the Arroyo Secco Mile in the most recent start in the U.S. debut. He was best known this year for taking the G2 Kyoto Kinen 3 races back. I think the extra need in distance should suit this runner. So, I think he will be a contender and this race will be his 1st preference in the Turf and his 2nd preference in the Mile turf as his 1st preference is in here and rightfully so.

Animal Kingdom: He was best known last year as the Kentucky Derby winner and has only raced once this year and that was a win in an allowance race over the Gulfstream turf course. Interesting move since they've only had one race so far and he's got quite a lot of talent and deserves to win in here. Since there's a lot speed in here and could set it up for a come from behinder and it could set it up perfect for him.

Moonlight Cloud: He was the winner of the Prix de Moulin de Longchamp in the most recent start and won the Prix Maurice de Gheest 3 races back. Will be tough but there's a lot of speed in here which is a concern for him since he's use to being free wiling and left alone on the lead which he did in both his G1's.

My Top 3 Picks:
Wise Dan
Obviously
Excelebration

Classic:
Game on Dude: He's the likely favorite for this race and he will be the horse to beat in here. He ran in this race last year finishing 2nd. Loves SA and won the local prep for this race which was the G1 Awesome Again. His other wins this year include the G2 San Antonio, G2 Californian, and G1 Hollywood Gold Cup. He will be my top pick in here.

Ron The Greek: He was the winner of both the G1's SA Handicap and Stephen Foster this year. He's lost his last 2 in both the Whitney Handicap and was disappointing in the Jockey Club Gold Cup. Has a chance since this runner has a liking to SA.

Fort Lardned: Surprised people when he won the G1 Whitney 2 races back and won the G3's Cornhusker and Skip Away stakes this year. I think he ran okay in the Jockey Club Gold Cup finishing 3rd. He will be tough in here and could be a contender.

Dullahan: I wish he went in Turf since he doesn’t regular dirt and he made the Turf is his 2nd preference. He was disappointing in the G1 Jamaica last time out and that was over a wet ground and if he goes in this race he’ll catch a firm ground. He was best known for taking both the G1’s Blue Grass Stakes and Pacific Classic over a surface he loves polytrack. In his lone turf start before the G1 Jamaica, he was 2nd in the G3 Palm Beach. I don’t think he’s much of a chance in the Classic.

Flat Out: He won the Jockey Club Gold Cup over a surface which he adores and outside of that surface he never brings his 100% effort. He was 3rd in the Whitney and 2nd in the Monmouth Cup this yeae since being in Bill Mott's barn. So lets see if he takes to this SA ground since this will be his 1st time trying it.

Royal Delta: She won her most recent start in the G1 Beldame last time out. She so far this year was a winner in both the G2’s Delaware H. and Flure de Lis as she had a disappointing run earlier in the year in the Dubai World Cup. She put the Classic against the boys as her 2nd preference but would have a much better shot in her first.

Alpha: He was the winner of the G1 Travers in a dead heat 2 races back. He was a disappointment in the Pennsylvania Derby last time out and will be a contender in here if he brings that Travers form back in a tough field.

Mucho Macho Man: He was the winner of the Suburban at Belmont 3 races back and was a 2nd to To Honor and Serve in the Woodward last time out. He will be tough in here in a tough race and let's see if he can be able to run down the Dude.

To Honor and Serve: He was the winner of the G1 Woodward over the summer at Saratoga 2 races back and ran a disappointing effort in the G2 Kelso last time out. He ran in this race last year finishing 7th and he was a 3 year old and now he does seem to have a good chance again this year.

Richard's Kid: He was 3rd in his last 2 starts in both the Pacific Classic and Awesome Again last time out in his most recent starts. He was 2nd to the dude in the Hollywood Gold Cup. He won the Cougar II 3 races back at Del Mar. I think the horse has a chance in here and let's see if he can run down the dude.

My Top 3 Picks:
Game on Dude
Ron The Greek
Mucho Macho Man

[The Bart]

Is what you have listed, the total number of entries for each race? If so, there's not enough horses here to form a decent posse.

[Tvghrtvfan]

I just only talked about some horses. Maybe I talked about most of them but this is how I view the horses for right now

[Tvghrtvfan]

I know these aren't the best analysis in the world but this one of the first times I've ever explained why a so and so horse has a chance this and that. Am sure they'll be better each and every time I handicap and write my explanations on a race.

[Igeteven]

I know these aren't the best analysis in the world but this one of the first times I've ever explained why a so and so horse has a chance this and that. Am sure they'll be better each and every time I handicap and write my explanations on a race.

Just think Russian, what you post, the reverse will happen in the race.


Good Luck, we will all need it.

[Tvghrtvfan]

We're all going to need to cash some big money at prices but it may be chalky this year.

[Igeteven]

We're all going to need to cash some big money at prices but it may be chalky this year.

Just some sound advise from a old horse player who has survived in this game.

Watch those 12-1 shots or horses paying 25 dollars

[Vince P]

HRTV Gut,

>>> Dullahan: I don’t think he’s much of a chance in the Classic.

Listen and listen very carefully.

I know Romans. I know his jockey and I know Dullahan.

Believe me on this. He will cherish the 1.25 miles of the Classic whether it's on dirt, slop, Tapeta, Turf, mud or water. It's his distance. It's like me and candy. It's like CK and beer. It's like Todd B and Vegas wimmin.

HRTV man...bet whatever you want on Dullahan to win. If he loses tweet me, and I'll pick up your tab. You have this in legal writing,

Vince P

[Tvghrtvfan]

Do you know who the jockey will be? Certainly Rosario will be aboard flat out

[DegenerationX]

Ernie great analysis . You truly love horse racing. I hope to see you in Pomona BC day.