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Bold Forbes

1973 - Horse | Deceased

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Owner(s):

Esteban Rodriguez Tizol -

Trainer:

Lazaro S. Barrera

Bred:

Kentucky (USA) by Eaton Farms, Inc - Red Bull Stable

Pedigree:

Irish Castle - Comely Nell by Commodore M.

Rating:

8.28/10

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Unlocking Tomorrow's Winner with Belmont's Past

What's the old saying? “Those who don't know their history are doomed to repeat it.” Trying not to fall into that trap, I've decided to pour over my memory bank of Belmont's Past to better prepare myself for tomorrow's outcome. In so doing, I have found winners of previous runnings that have an awfu...Read More

Posted 349 days ago ·

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cpsoren121 · I LOVE the comparison to the runners of the past! Well done Brian!! · 350 days ago ·

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cowgirlie229 · Comparing the horses racing tomorrow with the horses in the past is awesome! I like looking at a horse's bloodlines to see if they have any champions in there somewhere. A lot of horses are somehow related to Secretariat. Nehro (which is my pick) has Seattle Slew, Secretariat, and A.P. Indy in his bloodline. I think it's all pretty cool! · 350 days ago ·

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mhswinds · Stay Thirsty's brother Andromeda's Hero was second in the 05 Belmont. Sure a different horse, but I give him a better chance then Mucho Macho Man. · 350 days ago ·

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12 Clip · I think Mucho Macho Man is in line for a big race. He gets the Mo-mon man aboard and should be primed for a big effort. As long as he can keep his shoes he should be up closer to the pace and really have a good chance to make a strong rally coming from the 10-slot. I bet on him in the Derby and the Preakness and Im not about to get off him now. Whether he can beat Animal Kingdom that remains to be seen, but Im confident he'll finish no worse than second. · 350 days ago ·

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jpinkertoncook · How cool Brian. Thank you for these comparisons, as a chance to look back at history. It only makes me more confused, though. I picked D'Tara! I wouldn't remember that except that I was new to handicapping and Kyle and I were stuck at LAX. We ran up a far greater bar tab ( I think we were there 24 hours) than I won with my $5 win bet on D'Tara, but nevertheless ! He was improving and maybe had done well at Belmont? In any case, I am still pondering tomorrow. Thanks always for your insights into the history I don't have. · 350 days ago ·

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icyhotboo · "due to win" is usually a losing horse. However I like him a lot. · 350 days ago ·

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djp4567 · I like your comments but going to have to go with the chalk in this one. Animal Kingdom just looks too good for this field. If he stays close to the pace he should run away with it. Late closers rarely win the Belmont so don't get caught up too much on the distance thing... · 349 days ago ·

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4everZenyatta · I lvoe the comparison of Drosselmeyer and Santiva ;) · 341 days ago ·

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Emma is Eager, Rachel, Not

Eager Emma won the 6th at Belmont on Friday for Shug; the first win for this three-year old NY-bred daughter of Unbridled's Song, out of the graded stakes winning NY-bred Shawklit Mint. Shawklit Mint is by the Wood Memorial winner Air Forbes Won, a son of Bold Forbes, the 1976 Derby and Belmont winn...Read More

Source: leftatthegate.blogspot.com · Posted 1091 days ago ·

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Bold Forbes wins 1976 Belmont Stakes

June 14, 1976 by William Leggett Of the 11 horses entered in the Belmont on Thursday, only two—Charleston and Best Laid Plans—seemed to have enough early speed to run with Bold Forbes. On Friday Charleston went lame and was scratched. And on Saturday Best Laid Plans did not challenge until midway in...Read More

Source: vault.sportsillustrated.cnn.com · Posted 1210 days ago ·

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