On December 2 at Northfield Park, Race 3, Dan Noble will drive Legendary Noble! If not for post 7, I would bet on him to win. When he’s in the sulky for the 1st time, he easily drops a second for the horse. From what I have observed, he senses when the pace slows and then makes his move, even when he knows he may be first up and parked for much of the mile. He must know when a weak horse is on top. Noble is almost impossible to beat from a good post with a horse that can leave. His ability to read the race dynamics is remarkable, allowing him to time his moves with precision. This instinct often gives him the edge over his competitors, making him a formidable presence in the sulky.
