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albany

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Forget Global Warming -- Here's an Ice Cold Exacta
« on: May 16, 2008, 08:40:16 PM »
Big Brown over Racecar Rhapsody.

The former needs no inroduction. The latter returned from bone chip surgery and nearly four months on the shelf when he closed along a dead rail in the Lane\'s End. He then closed fastest of all in the Lexington after he encountered traffic in mid stretch. Big Brown will knock the wheels off the other speed types, as well as, the close-up stalkers. This will leave the garage door wide open for the Racecar who should improve in the third race of his form cycle.

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Re: Forget Global Warming -- Here's an Ice Cold Exacta
« Reply #1 on: May 16, 2008, 09:15:55 PM »
I see it that way also.

It\'d be nice to budge Gayego and Kentucky Bear out of the underneath slots to really get paid.

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Re: Forget Global Warming -- Here's an Ice Cold Exacta
« Reply #2 on: May 16, 2008, 09:36:00 PM »
I will have to let Gayego beat me. He adds blinkers which will likely have him force the pace from the outside. I know that there have been a number of Derby flops who have come back to run well in the Preakness. As a general rule, however, they were more highly regarded than Gayego was going into the Derby. Let\'s face it, a reveral of form of the magnitude needed to get Gayego into contention is the exception rather than the rule. Besides, he\'ll be stepping on his sire line pedigree before he reaches the far turn.

Kentucky Bear is more of problem, however. He should be well-positioned as a mid-pack closer. He has considerable upside as a lightly raced horse who has been working very well. Nevertheless, Kentucky Bear should be over bet considering that neither he nor his connections have proven themselves at this level.