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Kentucky Juvenile

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Lou Brissie Takes Kentucky Juvenile

Lou Brissie ran down the early leader and heavy favorite, Twelve Pack Shelly, in the stretch and then pulled away on the outside to a 1 ½-length victory in the $110,300 Kentucky Juvenile Stakes (gr. III) April 30 at Churchill Downs.Read More

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Future Derby Winner? Possible or Impazible?

Does Saturday's Louisiana Derby winner have the pedigree for a Derby win? Iron Maidens Thoroughbreds takes a look if this is truly a Mission Impazible?Read More

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humphrey · many WINNERS suppossedly did not have the pedigree. What the individual does, an NOTHING ELSE determines if they can win. · 1176 days ago ·

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Ironmaidens · I agree that pedigree is not the only determination of a Derby winner, but it is one tool among many that can help separate the pretenders from the contenders. A horses heart, temperament, conformation, soundness and training regimen, and how well the jockey fits the horse all play an important part. Then there's that little thing called luck. · 1176 days ago ·

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TripleCrownCoug · Many people want to knock Mission Impazible's stamina capabilities and they usually try to do it through his dam, using Forest Camp as the example. What many people fail to realize is that Forest Camp is the ONLY one of La Paz's seven winners who failed to win a race at one mile or farther. MI's other graded stakes winning half brother, Spanish Empire, won going 10 furlongs in Allowance company and competed in 10 furlong stakes races. · 1176 days ago ·

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horses · Agree that the jury is still out on Mission Impazible. · 1176 days ago ·

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humphrey · Until each and every three year old enters and runs a 9 frulong race, you will not have a handle of what will happen the first Satruday in May..I would also discount the syntogarbage races. · 1176 days ago ·

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cigar · Syntogarbage... hilarious. · 1176 days ago ·

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Aegean Wins Ky Juvenile

Trainer Wesley Ward, who had recent success with 2-year-olds at the Keeneland spring meet, continued his hot steak with Aegean and Jealous Again when the fillies ran one-two in the $100,000 Kentucky Juvenile (gr. III) April 30 at Churchill Downs...Read More