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General Category => Harness Racing => Topic started by: hot2trot on January 29, 2024, 06:28:51 PM
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beckwith? ahle? boyd? who else?
they all really good in my opinion and its still early - its nice we have some young blood
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Both beckwith and Boyd will get even better with age. I'm rooting for Boyd!
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Borth at Mohawk
never a toss.
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Both beckwith and Boyd will get even better with age. I'm rooting for Boyd!
Beckwith is only 20 years old
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The Beckwith kids biggest liability is the threat of having to go down as family trainer in the event of another "happenstance "!
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along with those mentioned, watch matt athearn.
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Tyler Borth. Beckwith, Ahearn and Braxton Boyd are talented with the lines
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Ahle looks very talented. Beckwith and Dalious have gotten some wins this winter at M!.
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While not on the East coast, I would add Jacob Cutting to this list.
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Ahle
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Alot of the men spoken about were born in the business. Johnathan Ahle has come along way in a very short time. 2 years ago he was driving in amatuer races, learned the game working for Shaun Vallee, travels all over to get drives
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Borth and Boyd are at a different level.
Ahle and/or Beckwith both could be decent, but are not even close to the other two.
Cutting is not even close to cutting it, relative to this group.
Adam Moeykens has improved a lot in the past 6 months, something about 1 in a 100 harness drivers ever do...improve at any point.
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hard to rate east coast drivers since the driver pool there is so weak
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Boyd
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Beckwith. He just turned 21 he won 450 races dont care wear.
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Borth and Boyd are at a different level.
Ahle and/or Beckwith both could be decent, but are not even close to the other two.
Cutting is not even close to cutting it, relative to this group.
Adam Moeykens has improved a lot in the past 6 months, something about 1 in a 100 harness drivers ever do...improve at any point.
Sorry, Mohawk is a step below the meadowlands and too many 'over the hill' drivers!
Boyd had difficulty winning races with some of the "better" trainers at pocono in 2023. Beckwith the best by open lengths. Saratoga and Plainridge!
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along with those mentioned, watch matt athearn.
Was runner up to Ranger at Plainridge. Also, a force at Saratoga too!
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Sorry, Mohawk is a step below the meadowlands and too many 'over the hill' drivers!
Boyd had difficulty winning races with some of the "better" trainers at pocono in 2023. Beckwith the best by open lengths. Saratoga and Plainridge!
Boyd has the right attitude towards the trainers, listens, good hands, takes care of the horse. I think his mind is on the little girl, not winning.👩❤️💋👨🤯
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beckwith? ahle? boyd? who else?
they all really good in my opinion and its still early - its nice we have some young blood
Beckwith by FAR over the other 2 names listed.
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Ahle just gets better.
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Runner up to Ranger at Plainridge and a force at Saratoga.
God, that was funny!
As for the ones that actually might have a future,
Beckwith, Brett 345 34 10% 37 11% 44 13% 0.201 33% -44% $434,494 $1,259
Boyd, Braxten 248 26 10% 31 13% 23 9% 0.205 32% -24% $324,662 $1,309
Ahle, Johnathan 301 25 8% 31 10% 28 9% 0.171 28% -15% $423,969 $1,409
Jan 1 2023 to the present at the Big M.
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Runner up to Ranger at Plainridge and a force at Saratoga.
God, that was funny!
As for the ones that actually might have a future,
Beckwith, Brett 345 34 10% 37 11% 44 13% 0.201 33% -44% $434,494 $1,259
Boyd, Braxten 248 26 10% 31 13% 23 9% 0.205 32% -24% $324,662 $1,309
Ahle, Johnathan 301 25 8% 31 10% 28 9% 0.171 28% -15% $423,969 $1,409
Jan 1 2023 to the present at the Big M.
Tougher driving colonies at plainridge and Saratoga than pocono. As mentioned earlier, Boyd had difficulties at pocono in 2023. Just for fun, who was/will be driving at pocono in 2024 and who drove there in 2023??
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Justin Irvine
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Beckwith is on a tear. Guy can drive