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From DRF (The Inside Post): Always in a Tiz will run in Belmont Stakes 2013.Posted 7 hours ago
Mucho Macho Man breezed 5f in 1:01.40 (4/11) at Fair Hill on 5-24. Posted 8 hours ago
Wise Dan targets the G2 Firecracker 'Cap at Churchill on June 29. Posted 1 day ago
Jockey Chantal Sutherland will return to saddle at Del Mar. Posted 1 day ago
Itsmyluckyday to skip Belmont Stakes 2013 in favor of Pegasus Stakes on 6-16. Posted 1 day ago
Rosie Napravnik will ride Code West in Belmont Stakes 2013. Posted 1 day ago
From DRF (The Inside Post): Mylute will not run in Belmont Stakes 2013. Posted 2 days ago
Eblouissante breezed 4f :49.17 (18/44) at Belmont (dirt Training) on 5-22. Posted 2 days ago
Giant Finish will make his next start in Belmont Stakes 2013. Posted 2 days ago
Unlimited Budget is expected to face males in Belmont Stakes 2013. Posted 4 days ago

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Michael E. Pegram -

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Bob Baffert

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Kentucky (USA) by Michael E. Pegram - [Add Data]

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Roman Ruler - Miss Wineshine by Wolf Power

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Kentucky Derby Trail: Derby ProMo

It is now 2011 and that means we have officially embarked on the Kentucky Derby trail. Here in the East it’s been difficult to see even the slightest hint of rose blossoms buried beneath 20-30 inches of snow drifts. But, heck, they’ve already run the first Derby prep (the Count Fleet Stakes at Aqued...Read More

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BORNAHORSEMAN · WELL I WATCHED UNCLE MOS MAIDEN AT SARATOGA AND I WAS OFFICIALLY HOOKED EACH RACE AFTER HAS BEEN EVEN MORE IMPRESSIVE. THIS IS THE REAL DEAL AND THE FIRST HORSE IN A LONG TIME THAT I THINK IS SO NATURAL AND SUCH A STAR THAT WE WILL SEE A TRIPLE CROWN CHAMPION THIS YEAR. · 869 days ago ·

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humphrey · Malarkey: I watched dozens of speed burner babies top out between their two and three year old seasons never to stretch out past 9 furlongs...You NEVER know which ones will get the trip this early. · 869 days ago ·

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Thead'or · humphrey- Instead of just tarnishing our spirits, why can't you let us dream? We don't know what will happen in the future, but why can't you have a positive feeling for once? Jeez. · 867 days ago ·

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humphrey · Musn't allow REALITY to permeate consciousness now can we? · 867 days ago ·

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humphrey · Years ago a fellow sent a local sprinter to the Vosburgh of all places.....Reality was not his calling card either as the animal was so overmatched it was embarassing. · 867 days ago ·

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plez2k10 · When it comes to horses currently on the Kentucky Derby Trail, the only "REALITY" is that we have no idea what's going to happen once we get to Churchill Down on that first Satursay in May. Sure, it's possible that none of the horses we're discussing will even make it to the Derby (let alone win it), but it's equally possible that our Derby winner could be found among the horses tagged in this article. There's nothing wrong with a little speculation... · 867 days ago ·

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humphrey · I could easily list a MYRIAD of hopefuls at two that were no more that precocious members of their crop...Tasso, Bellamy Road, Houston, Talkin Man, Scat Daddy, Anees, Answer Lively, Rockhill Native, and it goes on and on much akin to the 9th grade track prodigy who NEVER improves while his counterparts mature to be able to take the next step...HAPPPENS every year, S . · 867 days ago ·

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humphrey · Maturation of a thoroughbred is all about learning to apportion speed. Watch enough babies and you recognize MOST start out by running as fast as they can as far as they can. The better ones, learn to relax and make a sustained move on que......Many many babies never get out of that initial mode and you can predict the ones as they strectch out having earlier and earlier styles as the distance stretches out. You can usually eliminated over 60% of the Derby field each year on that alone: Great exclusions were Pollard's Vison, Bellamy Road and a host of others. · 867 days ago ·

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humphrey · I feed the horse, teach him his lessons to the extent of his current abilities and then put him in a competitive condition which I hope will fit him, BUT once the gate opens it is the HORSE that does the running. All those lessons occurred in isolation not in a race. I ride the horse and like McCarron always stated: "MY job is to let him run HIS RACE and keep him out of trouble"... it is the HORSE who does the running, not the rider. Bad rides occur when the rider fights the natural tendencies of the animal. After Arcagnes won the Breeder's Cup Classic, people asked Bailey what did he do? His answer was in line with what McCarron told us: "I let the horse run his race and did not try to impose MY will on him." And the horse won the race because he let the horse run. Same can be said for the farrier, groom....owner any HUMAN that is not out on the track running in the race. Finally,, the gates open and randomness is the first addition to the equation. Bumps, blocks, slips, dropping whips, checked , in tight, taken up...Take your pick and it can happen. Denying this is a first class ticket to the poor farm. · 867 days ago ·

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blooy · he stalked fine, took off without breaking a sweat and cruised with a 4 length win. we haven't even seen him run yet and he ran a 106. Mo is dangerous. · 828 days ago ·

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blooy · he stalked fine, took off without breaking a sweat and cruised with a 4 length win. we haven't even seen him run yet and he ran a 106. Mo is dangerous. · 828 days ago ·

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Enthusiastic Crowd Bids Farewell to Zenyatta

A vocal and appreciative crowd of 11,216 bid farewell to Zenyatta as the brilliant 6-year-old mare made her final public appearance Sunday at Hollywood Park.Read More

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humphrey · That is a pitiful crowd. I was there on many a memorial day when 75 to 80 K were there. · 900 days ago ·

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Free Pourin

Congrats Bob Baffert! Free Pourin was his 2000th win a few minutes ago at Hollywood Park

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Free Pourin - Pedigree

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Roman Ruler	Fusaichi Pegasus	Mr. Prospector
		Angel Fever
	Silvery Swan	Silver Deputy
		Sociable Duck
Miss Wineshine	Wolf Power	Flirting Around
		Pandora
	Miss Mississippi	Cormorant
		Wonderful Flight