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Preakness 2013 Contenders – Will Orb capture second jewel?

Congratulations to Kentucky Derby 2013 hero Orb, and it was nice to see Shug McGaughey saddle his first Derby winner as well. He looks like a runaway locomotive at this point and might be too hot to handle in Preakness 2013.Read More

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Eich · Orb has now proven that he can run in any track conditions and will capture the second jewel. · 9 days ago ·

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kathy.meckley.5 · no way any horse can beat any horse on any given day even$ 200.00 horses win look at texas bling this year · 8 days ago ·

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Jay S. · I don't know Kathy. I think Texas Bling is TOUGH!!!! The way the Derby played-out, I believe he would've been top 6. · 8 days ago ·

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Preakness 2013 News - May 9

Orb pleased trainer Shug McGaughey during his morning visit to the sloppy track at Belmont Park Thursday. The Kentucky Derby (G1) winner also gave exercise rider Jenn Patterson all the right signs in his preparation for the 138th Preakness Stakes (G1) at Pimlico on May 18. Read More

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dipak1 · if any trainer clame that their horse is going to beat ORB in Preakness Stakes, he either must be joking or dreaming to reach in moon? it will never going to happen? · 11 days ago ·

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travel_vic · Aloma's Ruler, Bee Bee Bee,,,the list is long of those NOT supposed to win and simply did. · 10 days ago ·

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Daily Racing Funnies · NI out? 5/12 · 8 days ago ·

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icyhotboo · the trainer said right after the KD that he wasn't going to the Preakness, the owner made the decision to go to the Pr · 8 days ago ·

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Preakness 2013 News - May 11

Moments after learning that trainer Tom Amoss had confirmed that Mylute would be headed to Pimlico Race Course to run in next Saturday’s Preakness Stakes (G1), jockey Rosie Napravnik expressed her excitement on Twitter Saturday morning:“Get your PREAK ON baby I’m coming home ;-) I promise you there ...Read More

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toni arias von hohenzollern · orb un caballo que lleva 5 carreras 5 victorias..incluido florida.kentucky.. un hijo de malibu moon.. un pedigree que ha pesar de fappiano,umbriled.. mas fondo.. sigue con la linea de mr. prospector.. un caballo con fuerza.. pero que quizás le queden las distancias.. preakness un poco larga.del rosario entra saltando con el caballo. oxbow,un caballo que debido a la pista su jockey y su entrenador con buen criterio quisieron llevarlo desde el principio adelante. un caballo que en el tramo 3/4 de la carrera le impusieron demasiado ritmo.el ir delante con la pista embarrada es una gran ventaja,pero hay que valorar las fuerzas del caballo.quizás decepcionara,quizás se confiara mas en el,en sus fuerzas.. lo cierto es que quedan preakness..breeder's.. "las dosificaciones,planteamientos y desgaste van a pasar factura".es un caballo que geneticamente deberia hacer mejopr las distancias de preakness, kentucky.. etc.. con buen tiempo y dosificando el caballo pienso que puede batir a orb. "orb un caballo que bajo mi punto de vista,las distancias le quedan un poco justas".. pienso que es un caballo mas de 1 milla 1/8..."del rosario saltando". · 8 days ago ·

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Preakness 2013 Morning Line

A lukewarm favorite in the Derby, bettors figure to flock to the impressive winner at Churchill Downs. Here's Horse Racing Nation's early Preakness Morning Line from Brian ZipseRead More

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Floridaf · I expect Will Take Charge's post time odds to be a tad bit lower. He was moving with Orb until he got held up by Verrazano. I think the general consensus on him is that he would have finished better than 8th if not for Verrazano. · 11 days ago ·

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AndyScoggin · Vyjack appears to be the horse with value in the vertical exotics. I can easily see him getting in the money. · 11 days ago ·

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zatt · Will Take Charge is getting a lot of buzz because of getting shut off while launching his Derby run, but he was 36-1 ... can't see him below 15-1 in the Preakness. · 11 days ago ·

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CauseForConcern · @Andy: Though Vyjack appears to be the value, I wonder if he can overcome his crowd jitters in two weeks. There would seem to be another large mass of people for the Preakness. Guess that can't be measured beforehand. · 11 days ago ·

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DerekFisher · Seems to be some good value in the Preakness this year! · 11 days ago ·

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jmac500 · I like Street Spice as a 4th place finisher. · 11 days ago ·

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kaitlinefree1 · John Velazquez picked up the mount on Itsmyluckyday? that could be potentially dangerous. · 11 days ago ·

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icyhotboo · IMLD couldn't get the 1 1/8 mile in the Florida Derby just off the lead and a very slow pace. It would lead me to believe his form has deteriorated. · 11 days ago ·

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railbird33 · Derby Winners have won 9 of the last 16 Preakness Stakes. Red Bullet in 2000 was the last non-Derby runner to win at I believe 6-1. Departing, hmmmmm. · 11 days ago ·

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icyhotboo · In that whole field only Orb has shown the ability to get the distance of 1 3/16 miles. The rest is all guesswork. · 11 days ago ·

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travel_vic · energy disribution designates a NUMBER of potential competitors there. · 11 days ago ·

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jmac500 · Departing will get the distance and so will Mylute · 11 days ago ·

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Sullivan · Icy, care to explain that conclusion? He certainly is the class, but Departing should not have trouble stretching out an easy 1/16. · 11 days ago ·

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icyhotboo · @Sullivan, I learned the hard way not to give horses distance not yet run, by betting them on the basis of their gallop out at even 1/16 of a mile less. As many times as they can get that extra 1/16 or 1/8, they can't. In this race there is only one horse who got that distance, Orb, as Golden Soul and Revolutionary aren't running but they were moving forward (relative to the rest of the horses, as we all know the final quarter on dirt is usually the slowest because of the race shape.) Normandy Invasion a horse I boxed in the exacta with Orb and Verrazano was backing up much faster than the three in front so I can't give him that distance. Another thing with NI is he never gets the job done at any distance. Other than I've mentioned no other horse has qualified at 1 3/16 miles. Think about it not as only 1/16 of a mile but only the length of an entire football field, including the end zone and it may give one a different perspective. · 11 days ago ·

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Floridaf · After seeing Itsmyluckyday in the Florida Derby and Kentucky Derby, I am of the opinion that he really doesn't want any part of anything beyond 8.5 furlongs. · 11 days ago ·

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Sullivan · Thanks, makes sense to me. What I have to ask now is how important you think getting the distance is. Can horses who can't get the distance win? Does pace matter more or stamina? I'm sorry if that's not possible to answer ( too general) · 11 days ago ·

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Floridaf · I would argue that pace is one of the most important factors. I'll use the 2011 Preakness as an example. I think we call agree that Shackleford was best at distances of 8.5 furlongs or less. However, in the Preakness he was able to get 9.5 furlongs because he pressed Flashpoint through splits of 22.69/24.18/25.14 and then took over the lead to finish up in 25.21/19.25. Had that race been any longer, Animal Kingdom would have come home the winner, but because of those slow fractions, Shackleford was able to hold on for the win. · 11 days ago ·

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bigdawginva · Railbird33, you need to find another interest since you clearly have no clue about horse racing and especially the Triple Crown. Your post doesn't have a single correct fact. · 11 days ago ·

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bigdawginva · 1. Guess you forgot about Rachel Alexandra and Bernardini. I don't recall either running in the Derby. · 11 days ago ·

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bigdawginva · 2. I count 8 since 1997 (16 years). Silver Charm, Real Quiet, Charismatic, War Emblem, Funny Cide, Smarty Jones, Big Brown, I'll Have Another. Who's the 9th? Perhaps you meant 24 years. · 11 days ago ·

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icyhotboo · Speaking for myself, the only reason I start to wager seriously on the Preakness is that usually 3 or 4 horses will have proved themselves at that distance by virtue of the KD. That is not the case this year. Many times the first 3/4 finishers in the KD will repeat in the Preakness. Many times in the same order but just the same they're in the first 4 horses to finish. The KD is a pedigree race, this year except for Orb, so is the Preakness. I bet a total of $60.00 on the KD, unless I flat Orb I plan on staying in that range. As for importance, pace or stamina, pace. Once they start to mature it comes down to pace as they've all run the assigned distance already and it's the internal fractions that produce the outcome for the most part. In these type races where horses are running farther I key a horse like Orb and get a triple 30/40 times. I'm still in the entertainment range as far as money wagered, but if I hit it will be a good one. Basically for myself there are two types of wagering races, those I try to win a decent amount on and those I try to score big on. It's just like earning a living, you have to earn enough to buy the bread before you can buy the cake. Neccessity then luxury. You mentioned that you felt Orb could be beat. Now for myelf that's value. Actually wagering on a horse you really think can beat the favorite. These should be among your larger wagers, because realistically it doesn't jump off the page that often. Have a good day · 11 days ago ·

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Sullivan · Thank you for the information, Icy, I'll try and put it to good use · 11 days ago ·

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travel_vic · Recall the only 5 yeaer old Preakness winner? · 11 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · No. There was one? · 10 days ago ·

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railbird33 · Thanx bigdawg for the research, I used another source rather than do my own research, after 40+ years of handicapping runners & pacers, I can still get schooled. · 10 days ago ·

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nayrod64 · I think Orb's only threat would be Vyjack. Yes he was 18th on a slppy track but I think he has the speed, if the track stays dry. Too bad Verazano isn't runny. I think he would have been the big contender for this race. · 10 days ago ·

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travel_vic · Vyjack was EXPOSED in the Derby for not only being slow, but too far back by his racing style. · 10 days ago ·

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Lisa111 · Were you watching the same race? Slow? Vyjack was up with the pace for the first 3/4 mile. Then he faded along with the rest of them. Had he run his normal winning race he would have been closing late with the rest of the finishers. Nothing like making it up to fit your narrative. That race was not won by horses with clean silks as you professed constantly. It was quite the opposite. · 10 days ago ·

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zxswordxz · Too far back..what race were you look at? · 10 days ago ·

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zxswordxz · It is call a pace melt down. Surface condition also play a key role. Stick to Sartin Methodology and let the computer perform your picks. · 10 days ago ·

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tom.dubrick · NIce piece. Subject to change, draw, bias. Fine start! Prepare and or BE there! TPD · 10 days ago ·

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buckpasser · Tv. To answer your question I assume you mean the 18th running when it was held at Morris Park in 1890. The race was won by Montague who was a five yr old. The race was a handicap with 4 starters for 3 and up. The second finisher Philosophy was the youngest at 4 and the oldest Ten Booker was 8. It was also run in two divisions in 1918. · 10 days ago ·

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mybigred1 · ORB !! The Next Triple Crown Winner :) GO ORB GO !! · 10 days ago ·

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travel_vic · hardly a surpise who got it first, congrats · 10 days ago ·

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zxswordxz · Still waiting to hear how Vyjack was EXPOSED for running far back in the Derby. · 10 days ago ·

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Buckpasser · TV. Thanks. It is an interesting fact about the Preakness that it was a handicap for 3 and up at one point. · 10 days ago ·

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travel_vic · % median consistenly around 66.7....Normal has to be 67.2 to 67.9 · 9 days ago ·

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Street Spice will not run in the Preakness Stakes, according to trainer Greg Geier.

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Preakness 2013 News - May 10

Kentucky Derby (G1) winner Orb galloped 1 ¼ miles under exercise rider Jenn Patterson at Belmont Park Friday morning, looking the picture of a happy, healthy horse ready to take on the challenge of the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico on May 18.Read More

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mybigred1 · I simply ADORE, Orb !! I hope he wins the Preakness & goes on to win the Belmont as well. Horse Racing needs a Triple Crown Winner & Orb is the horse to do it :) · 10 days ago ·

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Preakness 2013 News - May 8

On a rainy Wednesday morning at Belmont Park, Stuart Janney III and Phipps Stable’s Orb went to the racetrack for the first time since his Kentucky Derby victory last Saturday, jogging a mile under exercise rider Jenn Patterson in preparation for the Preakness Stakes on May 18.Read More

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Preakness 2013 Notes - May 7

Santa Anita Derby winner Goldencents settled in at Pimlico Race Course Tuesday after arriving in the middle of the night from Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky.Read More

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A Closer Look at the Illinois Derby

Lack of Kentucky Derby qualifying points does not keep 14 quality 3-year-olds from Hawthorne this Saturday!Read More

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Sully · 1st time lasix just seals the deal with me for Departing. He should romp. Like Departing, Ground Transport did not have the greatest trip in the LA Derby, so I like him coming home 2nd. I'm looking for a big race from Dewey Square to get 3rd, and Siete De Oros is ultra consistent to round out the super. · 31 days ago ·

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BrianZipse · I have thought highly of the potential of Departing since his career debut, but this is a solid field, and the 13-hole is no bargain. It should be interesting! · 31 days ago ·

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travel_vic · Furosemide the biggest LIE every incorporated into the racing game. Decreased platelet adhesion (ONE OF THE BIG side effects of Bute), in other words PROMOTE bleeding and then come along and think (EVEN while Bute is still in the system) it will not create even more capillary fagility and the loss the the plug function that platelets are called in to do. Horse may improve, but it won't be because of Lasix....In objective studies of final times, only geldings showed any, and that was barely statistically significant.....No one questions the dogma even though it continues to leach Calcium ions out of newly laid down bone in babies....Pharmacological insanity over which as a human practitioner might lose their license · 31 days ago ·

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mrsmaryzinke1 · LIKE. · 31 days ago ·

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BrianZipse · Well said, travel_vic. · 31 days ago ·

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head_heart_hooves · travel_vic: do you have a link to or title of any of these studies? I would like to look into the subject more. I wonder why Lasix is such a big deal if it is completely ineffective... · 31 days ago ·

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travel_vic · not handy but if you just google furoseminde butazolidin interactions you will see a lot of them and how they work effectively against one another. · 31 days ago ·

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travel_vic · there are MNY beliefs which hand on as popular that have not a shred of evidence to back them up: alien abduction, angels, the rapture etc etc. · 31 days ago ·

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travel_vic · no drug has a single effect. We tolerate the minor effects as long as the major effect is worthwile...Bute interacts with furosemide to reduce its effectivenss. · 31 days ago ·

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travel_vic · http://www.thoroughbredchampions.com/showthread.php/7876-furosemide-has-no-side-effects · 31 days ago ·

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MichaelPete · Agree with you Sully! Except I LOVE Ground Transport to win this one for Stidham. He was a litltle wide in LA Derby, but he should get out on top or close and runaway with this one. Sucks there are no points to go towards Kentucky. · 31 days ago ·

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superstud · Dewey Square is the one that win thyis all.You have to throw out the poor race he had in the Holy Bull and he has been in cotention in most of his other races. · 31 days ago ·

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Sysonby · Big LIKE on TV's comments · 31 days ago ·

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head_heart_hooves · travel_vic: I understand the drug interaction. The studies I was referring to were the "objective studies of final times." Also, believing in aliens and believing that a loop diuretic makes horse run faster are two far different things. If your argument is that everyone should not only focus on furosemide but also phenylbutazone, et al, then I'm for it. If not, you will need to clarify for me. · 31 days ago ·

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bettorthanlucky · A tough post for the fast improving Narvaez but I still expect a big race from him · 31 days ago ·

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bettorthanlucky · A tough post for the fast improving Narvaez but I still expect a big race from him · 31 days ago ·

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Sully · TV posting a blog about opinions. Good luck getting those actual studies' results, head_heart ;) Opinions are like ________! You know what goes there. · 31 days ago ·

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Sully · Just for the record, I don't recall ever saying Departing is going to run faster because he's getting lasix. From a handicapping angle (all handicappers understand that's all we have to go on most of the time to set us apart from the crowd), first time lasix is usually a sign that something did not go right in the last race, and they're attempting to fix it. Thus I view it as a "drug" that prevents problems, not a performance enhancer like steroids. That is all. · 31 days ago ·

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Sully · http://www.nytha.com/pdf/the_lasix_question.pdf.....Enjoy · 31 days ago ·

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Sully · #itwon'tmakehimrunfasteritjustmightmakesurehedoesn'tslowdown · 31 days ago ·

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Sully · Yeah, I liked my own comment! #GoodTimes · 31 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · #ifthat'syouronlyeducationaboutsalixyouneedtoreadmore/goodoleboysandgirlsneedtogiveupthehick-ass"edge"whogoesfirst? #neveradmittolikingyourowncomment. · 30 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · btw, Just about all of my favorites(could be all at this time) run while on Salix. I still am against using this drug as an "equalizer"(everyone else is on it). Not its intended purpose. · 30 days ago ·

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zxswordxz · @Sully...Nice pick! Congrats......Same senario when European horses come to the US. · 30 days ago ·

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rafirox · Wow, Sully. 2 for 2 in the preps today. Congrats! · 30 days ago ·

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Street Spice - Pedigree

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Street Sense	Street Cry	Machiavellian
		Helen Street
	Bedazzle	Dixieland Band
		Majestic Legend
Allspice	Coronado's Quest	Forty Niner
		Laughing Look
	Music House	Sadler's Wells
		Sugar and Spice