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There has to be a reason they won't let Ahle grab him, maybe choking or breathing. If you noticed his last 1/4s are getting slower. But Either way he's way better than these.
Definitely isn’t a runaway. My concern would be his last quarter being so slow if he ever faces real, stakes level competition.
Super Chapter ran 2/5 off the Hambo stakes record, 3/5's and he'd beat it. Bad post and Monserrate good post, well it's a race then.
unless Super Chapter gets beat in his Hambo elim-he wont draw a bad post-and he will probably be 1/5 in his elim since they "seed" the horses in the elimsmost likely Maryland will be seeded in the other elim and it wont be a coincidence
why would you want Ahle "grabbing him"?--curious as to why you think that is a good ideahe is not runaway speed--just about 20 lengths better than the MDSS horses right nowjust because he opens up double digit leads doesn't necessarily suggest he is "out of control" or "unrate-able"
His last quarters are starting to show you why it's a bad idea and how much is in the "tank". Maybe ok against this bunch but what about when he meets real horses that can keep up with him. After he figures out, he's only got one way to race he will most likely sore up and start to regress. No competition will bore him, and he'll start to wait on them. Like I said there's a reason they are racing him this way and was wondering why? Thats all. I wish them the best with him!But what do I know. Only been in the business since 1967 as Groom, Owner, Trainer Driver and Judge.I'll listen to you professional trainers post your opinions just like I posted mine.
His starts at chester tell you all you need to know. Not a runaway. Sat in a hole perfectly, moved first over, and passed good horses. Including daiquiri hanover (breeders crown elim winner who recently sold for 90 something thousand). Why are they rolling him at ocean? I dont know but I also dont think he is a runaway who can only beat slow rats.
I didnt watch the replay but did Ahle take him wide entering the far turn? There may have been geese or birds on the track? Or I may be totally imagining it as I was 1/2 asleep.