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Originally Posted by SuperPickle
While he was best today this is the type of horse people who make a profit in this game love to best against.
When you factor in his trip today (slow pace on a golden rail in the slop) combined with Pletcher's lack of foundness for the Preakness he's a play against as the favorite next time.
I mean it's hard to get excited about a horse who tripped out and still only ran 2:03 and a half.
Horses can improve rapidly but right now he's probably 20+ lengths slower than Arrogate.
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I've heard the "tripped out" now for two races. Isn't the saying really good horses rarely get a bad trip?
