I couldn\'t disagree more with the analyst. I think Grasshopper is the real deal! I only hope he\'s not 3-5.
In other Fairground Stakes, I\'m expecting a real thriller in the Oaks. I love Proud Spell, and I believe today we\'ll find out if she is for real. No excuses for me either way -- she galloped out like a train in the last, and I feel she has matured nicely. Indian Blessing is brilliant, but she can\' t get much better in my mind -- this is as far as she wants to go. But I do love the way she moves -- so fluidly. Should be a great race.
As I said in my other post the \"Derby\" is a so so race in my mind; I don\'t think the quality is much to write home about there.
In the Sprint I think Noonmark should be tough, but it\'s tough not to like Euroears; he really tries and apparently doesn\'t like to get beat.
Some nice ones running at Gulfstream as well. Chatain is one of my favorite horses, he owns one wicked turn of foot. I hope someone presses Commentator!
There\'s a couple in the grass race I\'ll give a long look to -- Herboriste and Cliffrose. I don\'t think J-Ray wants to go this far but the Pletcher \"magic\" sometimes gets horses to exceed their distance limitations.
There are a few nice colts in the finale at GP -- Tizway and Old Ninety Eight look live.
Good Luck to all -- the Fairground Pick 5 seems an interesting wager.