cees with dees
03-30-2010, 10:30 AM
With the promise now of a sloppy track Wednesday, then probably a drying out good track on Thursday, I'm jumping right to Friday.
Starting in the first, a great early double.
Dakota Dunes plays as the inside speed which eliminates a bunch of the field with similar running styles.
Lofty Banner may benefit from a fast pace and getting off the inner should help this one.
In the second, Gilted Edge is definitely coming up to his best off two tough tries especially his last when forced to chase from an outside post going long off just one sprint.
One turn mile today should put him just off the likely front runner, Dance Floor Maniac, who figures to be hammered at the windows off this mirage of a huge rider change.
In the third, Be Bullish ran every inch of his last sprint. Stretch to 7 may allow him to relax and turn the tables on Dr. W. A tough horse to take at less than even money for a barn that has been firing on all cylinders the entire winter. That has to end.
In the fourth, Bad Debt should get the best of a bad field and be closer to the pace with the class drop.
In the fifth, Wild News is reportedly breaking down her stall doors. Can win from anywhere for barn primed for big meet.
In the sixth, I think Eurosensation just has to show up to win here.
Must have some issues though as both races were okay and Linda as owner/trainer drastically drops this one well below what she paid.
A risky proposition who should win as she pleases.
The seventh is a ouija board which will be contested on a good to yielding turf.
On principal, there are two gray Cozzene's. The one of only two first time turf angles I consider.
In the eighth, Tell Me First is an absolute bullet who returns fresh for secretly sharp outfit.
Should run these off their feet from start to finish at a nice price. May Day Now and CT Chimes both spark interest in a race that could possibly melt down.
In the last, don't know what happened to Volponi's Dragon but was really okay when turfing in 08 for Tagg.
Good race to watch and wheel in pick 4's.
Till Friday...
Ben
Starting in the first, a great early double.
Dakota Dunes plays as the inside speed which eliminates a bunch of the field with similar running styles.
Lofty Banner may benefit from a fast pace and getting off the inner should help this one.
In the second, Gilted Edge is definitely coming up to his best off two tough tries especially his last when forced to chase from an outside post going long off just one sprint.
One turn mile today should put him just off the likely front runner, Dance Floor Maniac, who figures to be hammered at the windows off this mirage of a huge rider change.
In the third, Be Bullish ran every inch of his last sprint. Stretch to 7 may allow him to relax and turn the tables on Dr. W. A tough horse to take at less than even money for a barn that has been firing on all cylinders the entire winter. That has to end.
In the fourth, Bad Debt should get the best of a bad field and be closer to the pace with the class drop.
In the fifth, Wild News is reportedly breaking down her stall doors. Can win from anywhere for barn primed for big meet.
In the sixth, I think Eurosensation just has to show up to win here.
Must have some issues though as both races were okay and Linda as owner/trainer drastically drops this one well below what she paid.
A risky proposition who should win as she pleases.
The seventh is a ouija board which will be contested on a good to yielding turf.
On principal, there are two gray Cozzene's. The one of only two first time turf angles I consider.
In the eighth, Tell Me First is an absolute bullet who returns fresh for secretly sharp outfit.
Should run these off their feet from start to finish at a nice price. May Day Now and CT Chimes both spark interest in a race that could possibly melt down.
In the last, don't know what happened to Volponi's Dragon but was really okay when turfing in 08 for Tagg.
Good race to watch and wheel in pick 4's.
Till Friday...
Ben