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Is jimmy Devaux, the Saratoga driver, the trainer’s brother, uncle?
Trigger recap perfect! here is my two cents Emerging markets got the cleanest trip was empty late I am sure I stopped him Th Ortiz bros can work the double team better than the Dudley boys(WWE)
Pretty much spot on assessment. Incredibolt was the longshot I used on my tickets. He was coming in the stretch and got wiped out, probably not a winner, but would have gotten a piece. I faded the Florida Derby runners, which was mostly the right decision. Chief Wallabe looked the best of them. He was stuck behind a wall of horses at the top of the stretch, finally got through and then got smashed into and still rallied for 4th. I watched Emerging Market when the race was live..because I had him and Renegade boxed. Perfect stalking trip, a path opened for him in the stretch and he didn't have the juice. Renegade ran a huge race. It played out how I thought with him, going to the back and coming from the clouds. I think the colder weather contributed to the slower time. Last thought..very doubtful for a Triple Crown winner this year. In the Preakness you can't come from that far back and win. Golden tempo wasn't even on the screen at the 4f point lol
I wouldn’t be surprised if the winner of the Pat Day Stakes, Crude Velocity, goes in the Preakness. 1:33:87 for 1 turn mile vs 2:02:27 for the 2 turn 1 1/4 mile. That’s 28:4 seconds difference.
I saved my bet for Renegade. Just win. Dougie, I wish I bet place like you yesterday but I dont think I ever made a place bet.How a horse can get slammed loke him and still race his heart out is amazing.IMO he is by far the best 3 yr old racing and I look forward to his next race and I will be pounding him. Had to leave the the thread yesterday. hope you boys did ok.Regarding the Deveaux family, really glad for Cherie. She is a genuine horse lover.What is amazing is she comes from a family with Kenny, the biggest whipper abuser I ever saw. Horses he drove would come back to the paddock at Monti with bloody whip slashes and welts. Not sure where he is these days.Jimmy was only a bit better. But he seems to have stopped the slashing for the last few years.
did anyone notice the last flash drop on the Japan horse Elvis ho i think that's the name 12-1 t0 5 that's a lot of Yen!