Pegasus World Cup PPs

[cj]

Originally Posted by dilanesp

The fields have not been. And Vino Rosso, while he turned out to be good, didn't have a great record at the time Pletcher shipped him here.

I don't know, they both look pretty strong to me looking at the horses in the chart. I mean, it isn't the BC Classic or anything, but it compares well with other G1s for older horses.


http://www.equibase.com/premium/eqbP...AY=D&STYLE=EQB

http://www.equibase.com/premium/eqbP...AY=D&STYLE=EQB

[groupie doll]

The January 2021 rendition of this race might actually be fairly decent (in terms of competition/analysis) despite the multitude of recent retirements, etc.


Possible so far-
By My Standards
Tiz the Law
Global Campaign




Yeah, it's probably too early to think about this one race, but...

[Secondbest]

Global Campaign likely to be retired.

[dilanesp]

Originally Posted by Secondbest

Global Campaign likely to be retired.

Maybe he will sire a horse named Short Campaign.

[groupie doll]

Originally Posted by Secondbest

Global Campaign likely to be retired.

I think they may have been considering the Peg prior to sending him to the shed. At least the last I read somewhere. I hope they decide to run him anyway; I felt he had some of the best upside potential of any horse in the Classic. At least that might give him one more chance to show it (if it exists).

[Secondbest]

I read it on John Cherwa free newsletter from the LA times, tried to paste but couldn’t He says Global Campaign will stand at Winstar for 12,500. For that price I don’t why they wouldn’t go for the Pegasus.

[GMB@BP]

Originally Posted by Secondbest

I read it on John Cherwa free newsletter from the LA times, tried to paste but couldn’t He says Global Campaign will stand at Winstar for 12,500. For that price I don’t why they wouldn’t go for the Pegasus.

maybe it would be 5500 if he finishes 8th