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General Category => Ask the Experts => Topic started by: Silver Charm on February 09, 2020, 08:54:36 AM
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Anyone who watches her run yesterday in the Las Virgenes has to be \"slightly blown away\". Off at 1-5 on the heels of a TG 2(?). She breaks and opens up 6 in the opening quarter. No typo. 6!!
Relaxes, allows them to come to her within 1.5 lengths thens runs off by 9. That\'s 2 dirt wins now 10 and 9. I\'m not a figure maker so winning by 9 over a bunch of fillies who were running about a 9-11. Equates to what?
This filly will probably have one more race. Santa Anita Oaks. Anything just like this and she may ne one of the heaviest Kentucky Oaks favorite in a long time. Derby? Needs points. Would have to test the waters in Santa Anita Derby. Hmmmmm
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Isn\'t two lengths per point the rough estimate - so make it a 4?
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That might be about right. And now someone will try and say it\'s an 0-2-X...??? Perhaps?
That was not a bounce yesterday. Brad Feee wrote in his 2 sentence handicapping analysis that the dam was a 7 furlong sprinter and with the sire Munnings. Its Speightstown. Idk on a distance but this one is quick. Derby is probably too much to do to soon. Be conservative and safe. So far this is not a great group of 2-3YO fillies. The BC last was turtle like
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Bast is now out. Wasnt sold on her anyway. The Assmussen filly last week at FG looked exceptional and does nothing but win.
Bast Retired Due to Injury; Game Winner Returns - BloodHorse
https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/articles/238633/bast-retired-due-to-injury-game-winner-returns