I will not pour cold water on the chances of Constitution, but is he in he same mold as other Todd Derby contenders who underachieved in the Derby, like Verrazano?
It is hard to tell I think he is a good horse. My concern is him being a Tapit horse. Don't the Tapit breed horses struggle with the derby distance? Not sure but would be stronger on him if he wasn't.
I will not pour cold water on the chances of Constitution, but is he in he same mold as other Todd Derby contenders who underachieved in the Derby, like Verrazano?
It is hard to tell I think he is a good horse. My concern is him being a Tapit horse. Don't the Tapit breed horses struggle with the derby distance? Not sure but would be stronger on him if he wasn't.
It is hard to tell I think he is a good horse. My concern is him being a Tapit horse. Don't the Tapit breed horses struggle with the derby distance? Not sure but would be stronger on him if he wasn't.
It is hard to tell I think he is a good horse. My concern is him being a Tapit horse. Don't the Tapit breed horses struggle with the derby distance? Not sure but would be stronger on him if he wasn't.
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Well if that is true than would it be good to exclude the Tapit Horses in the derby all together? That might be an easy way to toss some or maybe they come in 2-4 sometimes.
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Well if that is true than would it be good to exclude the Tapit Horses in the derby all together? That might be an easy way to toss some or maybe they come in 2-4 sometimes.
I deleted the links to keep the thread from getting screwed up.
IMO, Ride on Curlin is more like Musket Man. More of a plodder, always seemingly near the top 4, but without a winning move.
I would also add that there might very well be a reason he always seems wide or has tough trips. He may lack the dexterity to manuever between horses or have that flash of speed to get around them. If that is the case, it would suggest that he is actually built for distance.
But he may also not like racing close to other horses (the old Quality Road syndrome) and if that is the case, no way do I play him in a group of 20.
I deleted the links to keep the thread from getting screwed up.
IMO, Ride on Curlin is more like Musket Man. More of a plodder, always seemingly near the top 4, but without a winning move.
I would also add that there might very well be a reason he always seems wide or has tough trips. He may lack the dexterity to manuever between horses or have that flash of speed to get around them. If that is the case, it would suggest that he is actually built for distance.
But he may also not like racing close to other horses (the old Quality Road syndrome) and if that is the case, no way do I play him in a group of 20.
I deleted the links to keep the thread from getting screwed up.
IMO, Ride on Curlin is more like Musket Man. More of a plodder, always seemingly near the top 4, but without a winning move.
I would also add that there might very well be a reason he always seems wide or has tough trips. He may lack the dexterity to manuever between horses or have that flash of speed to get around them. If that is the case, it would suggest that he is actually built for distance.
But he may also not like racing close to other horses (the old Quality Road syndrome) and if that is the case, no way do I play him in a group of 20.
I deleted the links to keep the thread from getting screwed up.
IMO, Ride on Curlin is more like Musket Man. More of a plodder, always seemingly near the top 4, but without a winning move.
I would also add that there might very well be a reason he always seems wide or has tough trips. He may lack the dexterity to manuever between horses or have that flash of speed to get around them. If that is the case, it would suggest that he is actually built for distance.
But he may also not like racing close to other horses (the old Quality Road syndrome) and if that is the case, no way do I play him in a group of 20.
IMO, Ride on Curlin is more like Musket Man. More of a plodder, always seemingly near the top 4, but without a winning move.
IMO, Ride on Curlin is more like Musket Man. More of a plodder, always seemingly near the top 4, but without a winning move.
IMO, Ride on Curlin is more like Musket Man. More of a plodder, always seemingly near the top 4, but without a winning move.
I would also add that there might very well be a reason he always seems wide or has tough trips. He may lack the dexterity to manuever between horses or have that flash of speed to get around them. If that is the case, it would suggest that he is actually built for distance.
But he may also not like racing close to other horses (the old Quality Road syndrome) and if that is the case, no way do I play him in a group of 20.
IMO, Ride on Curlin is more like Musket Man. More of a plodder, always seemingly near the top 4, but without a winning move.
I would also add that there might very well be a reason he always seems wide or has tough trips. He may lack the dexterity to manuever between horses or have that flash of speed to get around them. If that is the case, it would suggest that he is actually built for distance.
But he may also not like racing close to other horses (the old Quality Road syndrome) and if that is the case, no way do I play him in a group of 20.
Ride On Curlin's trainer Billy Gowan talking about the kind of ride he wants from Borel in the KY Derby.
He won't be up on the pace. He wants him about 6th in the early part of the race and near the rail.
Here's Super Savers KY Derby chart.
Ride On Curlin's trainer Billy Gowan talking about the kind of ride he wants from Borel in the KY Derby.
He won't be up on the pace. He wants him about 6th in the early part of the race and near the rail.
Here's Super Savers KY Derby chart.
Curlin didn't win the KY Derby. He finished 3rd beaten 8 lengths behind Street Sense and Hard Spun. He won the Preakness though and finished 2nd in the Belmont a head behind Rags To Riches.
Curlin didn't win the KY Derby. He finished 3rd beaten 8 lengths behind Street Sense and Hard Spun. He won the Preakness though and finished 2nd in the Belmont a head behind Rags To Riches.
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