He was not lone speed in either, and as a matter of fact didn't even get the lead until the middle of the far turn yesterday.
Just sayin'
HB 
Holy Bull was right btw. CC, whether you like him or not (and IMO, the reason not to like is simply based on value, not anything with the horse), has shown he can certainly stalk.
When one looks at the last 10 derbys, stalkers to mid-stalkers are the most likely derby winning style.
Pretty much agreed.
The funny thing is when the article states that the Derby will be unlike anything that CC has seen.
Really? You mean because any of the preps are somewhat equated to the talent in the Derby? You mean because all of those great closers have been in races where they had to close along with 15 other horses?
We may learn something this weekend. Two years ago, the Derby favorite was pretty much under the radar until the Arkansas Derby.
But to deny that CC has legitimately staked his claim as the Derby fav is laughable.
Pretty much agreed.
The funny thing is when the article states that the Derby will be unlike anything that CC has seen.
Really? You mean because any of the preps are somewhat equated to the talent in the Derby? You mean because all of those great closers have been in races where they had to close along with 15 other horses?
We may learn something this weekend. Two years ago, the Derby favorite was pretty much under the radar until the Arkansas Derby.
But to deny that CC has legitimately staked his claim as the Derby fav is laughable.
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