Race 2
4 Sendi Ka
6 Go Rossco
5 Wolverine Legend
2 Anibal Duharas
We get the exact same 6 horses as the last leg, with 3 legit contenders on paper and 3 longshots who need to do better to get more. Doesn't always work like that with young trotters, but that is the starting point.
1 Tango In The Night has a maiden win at Grand River and a handful of starts at this track where he hasn't been close with Mathews continuing to drive as this guy develops, if he ever develops. He has been well beaten in the first two legs of this series and I see no reason he does any better than 3rd, if that.
2 Anibal Duharas won the 1st leg of this series, and in fast time, but wasn't as good last time. He made the lead on the brush at the half but that quarter left him vulnerable to the pocket sitter who came up the inside as he drifted out in the lane. The only way I see him winning this is if the 4 blows up early. He seems to have peaked two weeks too early.
3 Masschette is an okay mover, but he just doesn't have the overall speed of the better one's here, and was well up the track last time and gapped even from the other two longshots. Hard to see him making the ticket at this stage. He has 7 life starts and has yet to make the ticket. More likely he is a B track type that will do better next year at places like Kawartha or Hanover.
4 Sendi Ka likes to leave, release one, sit in, then come on again late. That worked to perfection last time and when the chalk drifted out, he just kept on going forward for a very easy win. I dont see any reason to alter the plan now. However, if he is put on the lead, who is to say he doesnt fade under pressure? I wouldnt bet on that happening, but he hasn't shown he can cut a mile and win without a very soft breather to the half. He is my pick, but in stakes finals, guys take shots. That has to be remembered taking a very short price on this one.
5 Wolverine Legend seems competitive enough with these but he just doesnt get the job done. His issue, and why he is likely 0 for 12 in his young career, is he has one sustained move and then he gives it up, as he did last time when he should have at least been 2nd. He can leave, but then he doesnt finish. He can sit out of it, but then he comes too late or he tails off late, as he did last time. He would need one of the two favorites to blow up early, and then he needs a pocket trip where he need only make one late brush. Even then, I am not confident he will get there. But he can.
6 Go Rossco looks the part on the track and he drives and travels well. He is likely going to be a late bloomer, and who knows when he begins to go forward at this level. As longshots go, as I have some issues with all of them in here, he is viable to take a shot with.
Race 6
5 Betterdoubledown
1 Wicked Road
2 Pick Me Up Hanover
3 Mcjazz
6 Go Rossco
5 Wolverine Legend
2 Anibal Duharas
We get the exact same 6 horses as the last leg, with 3 legit contenders on paper and 3 longshots who need to do better to get more. Doesn't always work like that with young trotters, but that is the starting point.
1 Tango In The Night has a maiden win at Grand River and a handful of starts at this track where he hasn't been close with Mathews continuing to drive as this guy develops, if he ever develops. He has been well beaten in the first two legs of this series and I see no reason he does any better than 3rd, if that.
2 Anibal Duharas won the 1st leg of this series, and in fast time, but wasn't as good last time. He made the lead on the brush at the half but that quarter left him vulnerable to the pocket sitter who came up the inside as he drifted out in the lane. The only way I see him winning this is if the 4 blows up early. He seems to have peaked two weeks too early.
3 Masschette is an okay mover, but he just doesn't have the overall speed of the better one's here, and was well up the track last time and gapped even from the other two longshots. Hard to see him making the ticket at this stage. He has 7 life starts and has yet to make the ticket. More likely he is a B track type that will do better next year at places like Kawartha or Hanover.
4 Sendi Ka likes to leave, release one, sit in, then come on again late. That worked to perfection last time and when the chalk drifted out, he just kept on going forward for a very easy win. I dont see any reason to alter the plan now. However, if he is put on the lead, who is to say he doesnt fade under pressure? I wouldnt bet on that happening, but he hasn't shown he can cut a mile and win without a very soft breather to the half. He is my pick, but in stakes finals, guys take shots. That has to be remembered taking a very short price on this one.
5 Wolverine Legend seems competitive enough with these but he just doesnt get the job done. His issue, and why he is likely 0 for 12 in his young career, is he has one sustained move and then he gives it up, as he did last time when he should have at least been 2nd. He can leave, but then he doesnt finish. He can sit out of it, but then he comes too late or he tails off late, as he did last time. He would need one of the two favorites to blow up early, and then he needs a pocket trip where he need only make one late brush. Even then, I am not confident he will get there. But he can.
6 Go Rossco looks the part on the track and he drives and travels well. He is likely going to be a late bloomer, and who knows when he begins to go forward at this level. As longshots go, as I have some issues with all of them in here, he is viable to take a shot with.
Race 6
5 Betterdoubledown
1 Wicked Road
2 Pick Me Up Hanover
3 Mcjazz
6 Showmethemoney Deo
I have questions and concerns with the logical and likely favorites in here. I will play a few longer shots who are capable enough if the faves falter and their trips go right.
1 Wicked Road one of 5 in this race by McWicked, she ships in from Flamboro off two solid wins, the last one in 55.1. She certainly seems to be a late bloomer and as such, she might be going forward as many of these are now regressing. I give her an outside shot if the trip works out. I would expect a minimum of 8-1 here, and hopefully closer to 12-1.
2 Pick Me Up Hanover comes in off a vet scratch sick, but that was 3 weeks ago, so I will assume she is over that and has been trained back fast enough to be tight. Her last start, her only win on the season, she won much faster than most of these race, beating Rocks Shadow who would likely be a big favorite in with this bunch tonight. She also shows a break in stride, and another race where she backed up so badly she was distanced and got on the vet list. She is one of many I could see, but also like some in here, she has issues and questions as to what you might get tonight.
3 Mcjazz gets a significant driver change here. Sure, Mike Whelan isnt the second coming of John Campbell, but he is a much better driver than he gets credit for, and certainly a massive upgrade on Obrien, who is a very good horseman, but not really an A track driver. I dont love her 1 for 23 record, and she hasn't shown the speed of many of these, but she has upside potential on the ship in from Flamboro in a race where I have some doubts about the "logical" contenders and outright toss many of the longer shots. She has the potential to make the ticket.
4 Parkavenuejanet won 6 back and was good that night, but was a blown favorite a few times before that and since has tried the front but not lasted. I think she peaked a month ago and now is going the wrong way. Menary is so good I wouldnt be surprised if he turns her around, but I will not use her for the win spot in that she appears to be a short price coming. I can't take anything less than 4-1 on one like her.
5 Betterdoubledown has two wins in her last 3, and she seems to be a late bloomer, as many of the Bettors Delights are. She won be a nose last time, and seems like a solid 53 horse, which this time of the year wins. Two months ago, she probably meets a couple who can pace in 51. There aren't any of those in this race at this time of the year. Being a late bloomer, she gets into a series like this at the right time. She is my top pick, but she is no cinch. I would not take even money, but I'd expect 5-2 is reasonable. She picks up Trevor Henry, who is good with these types who might need a bit more encouragement when it matters.
6 Showmethemoney Deo is a true blue blood mare, being that her dam is Rocklamation, who has produced some big time horses, and comes from a family who would fill a sale book with black type. Her sire, Bettors Delight is one of the all time great sires. As such, her breeders have retained her and she is likely to be bred in the winter. She already has a record of 52, so I'm not sure she improves on that at this stage. She tries very hard, but visually to watch her go she isn't a great mover or that sound. On paper she should be right there with these, but I have my doubts she is not already wearing down. I wouldnt toss her out of my top 4, but I will go elsewhere looking for a winner. Her final quarter times have gradually been getting slower, week after week. That is not a good sign.
7 Wicked Cruizer seems an odd entry into this series. She has made two trips to Flamboro against much softer than these with poor results, sandwiched around a race here where she drew bad and just followed around. She is the typical McWicked. She just doesnt do enough most times and needs to find similar types, like in an 8 claimer, which is likely her destiny this winter.
8 Stylish Stella faded horribly just 7 days ago, also gave it up late the start before and didn't finish great the start before that. She has not adapted well to the faster and better horses at this track. I can't back her until I see something positive.
9 Ibetyouakiss might have been ok with this bunch if she drew a better post. But she didn't. I dont think she is the type that can give them 4 or 5 lengths to the half and then make that up late. Another I will pass on and watch for a better post next time.
4 Lous Game reeled off a maiden win then was dominant in the first leg of this series. Like many of the Dancin Lou's, he seems to have trouble maintaining that form, and last time, he was spent on the last turn, and by the time he hit the top of the stretch, he was well inside the pylons and even when moved back onto the track, he drifted badly back inside. One bad race doesnt define a horse, but I dont like him tonight at all. I will completely play against him here and he can beat me if I'm wrong.
5 Letr Sink Son blew up the tote board in the first leg, coming late and picking off very tired ones. He tried the same tactic last time, but the field was deeper and he only finished on the edges. Nevertheless, he has tactical late speed, and if the race collapses, he is in the mix. With a better post this time, he needs to get away closer to mid pack and be closer on the last turn without making a big move to have a shot. That is possible.
6 Scorpion Seelster seems to be just a really quality animal, which isn't surprising considering he is a half brother to both Stockade Seelster and Sorcha Seelster. He was making breaks earlier in the summer but Menary is a sharp guy and appears to have sorted him out and now he is all systems go. He was a fairly easy winner last time and made his own luck, blasting out from the 9 hole and coming on again late. He is the one to beat, but he is no cinch either. He looks like he could be a decent Gold horse next year, so obviously he is meeting types that he won't likely get to beat next year. I would think he is leaving hard again, and less likely to let some go in the final. That is the chance that could get him beat....if someone runs him and leaves him vulnerable.
7 Chow For Now if there is a viable longshot in this bunch, this guy could be the one. He appears to be late blooming, has not won yet in 5 tries, and does fit a maiden but they have chosen to face some proven winners in this series. He was right there last time and shows consistent fast last quarters since he qualified. He will need some trip luck, but if he finds a live helmet, he can score the upset. I have some issues with the two obvious faves, so there is some wiggle room to give him some license.
8 Starbright Dancer doesnt look viable from the outside here, just as he wasn't in the two legs leading up to this. His best case scenario appears to be coming on late for 5th money when some of the contenders race themselves into submission. He looks like he could be a decent Grassroots horse next year at the smaller tracks like Sarnia, London, Hanover, Clinton and Kawartha.
9 Twin B John B was 3 wide to the 1st quarter last time, settled in and then held well for 3rd money. A lot would have to go right from the 9 hole this time and he is only a one time winner from 10 starts. He likely needs a speed battle here to chase, and in finals like this, that isn't out of the question.
10 Pa Salt made an aggressive 3rd quarter move on the turn then faded off completely. He seems to make that move then not sustain. He draws the 10 hole and both Davis and McNair went to much more obvious contenders. I can't see any scenario where he is involved here and is a massive longshot. Toss for me.
Race 10
6 Yes
2 No Angel Like Me
1 Steamer
7 Donatover
Pretty wide open bunch with any of the top 4 realistic to get the job done. Even a couple of the rest are not impossible. Trip likely decides this.
1 Steamer loses Travis Henry to the 8 horse but picks up McNair. His last two have not been good, but obviously the big class drop will make him more viable. He shows he can leave from the inside and I would think that is the plan here. Leave out and see where it takes him. I can see a short price coming here and I would not take that on him in with a bunch who are capable enough to make him one of many, not the obvious one.
2 No Angel Like Me made a bold 3rd quarter move on Monday night and looked to blow right by, but could not, then flattened out badly in the stretch to miss the ticket. She has good gate speed and a good post here, and she probably leaves hard and looks to sit in to the stretch then make a move late. She does tend to drift out, so that makes it hard for her to win, but she isnt impossible with a nicely timed move and a bit of racing luck this time.
3 Malone seems to be more of a B track horse now, on the win front anyway. He was okay Monday, but he drew widest and just went around following. I suppose Plante could blast off here and hope for a 2 hole ride, but how much would he have left at this level if he does that? He looks like a cheque hunter to me at this stage. His 7-2 ML is laughable. He is at least 10-1 and likely much higher based on how he stacks up on paper.
4 Victor Invictus raced okay Monday, but as usual, he wasn't very dangerous and didn't do enough. He meets many of those and some others who have better form and more grit. I still can't use him on the win front in this race. A class drop would suit him at this stage.
5 Peso Hanover was a judges scratch on Monday in what was to be his first start for Etsell. With him it is pretty simple. He looks good in most fields, seems to be close to winning when they turn for home, but when they get serious, he doesnt measure up, which is reflected in both his win record and his number of 2nd and 3rd place finishes. I will wait to see if Etsell can get him going. Many good trainers have had him and nobody has changed his habit of hanging late.
6 Yes looked very sharp last time, left hard, took an inside trip and came gamely up the inside for a good 2nd to a winner who had the jump on him and was legit anyway. He meets that one again, and moves up in class, but draws better. I will call him for the upset. He has serious back class, and it was not that long ago that he would have steamrolled a bunch like this. Nobody in this group wows me, so if he shows up like last time, he has a license to score a bit of an upset.
7 Donatover has changed hands a few times in the last 6 weeks, and both times the previous trainer claimed him right back. He is the type you like to own. He shows up almost every week, is fairly consistent and versatile, he makes money and wins when he should. But, he is class sensitive. Last time he came out off a pocket trip and only had to go a back half in 1.01.4 to get that win, and now he moves back up to a level where he wasn't anywhere near good enough with the trainer who had him for two starts but couldn't get the win with him. I will play against him in this spot. He has a shot, but I dont think his price will reflect the value you would want.
8 No One made her first start for new connections on Monday, left okay, then banged her leg into the wheel of the one in front of her and actually caught that leg for a short second, knocking her completely off stride. Off that fiasco, I would think the plan is to just get her around cleanly, assuming she isn't scratched. I will wait for another day on her.
9 Classic Magic made a wide move on Monday night and looked like a winner from the turn to the wire, sailing home much the best at a good price. My experience with her is that she rarely puts two together like that and she would have to do that this time from the worst post on 3 days rest. She loses Borth and picks up Cullen here.
I have questions and concerns with the logical and likely favorites in here. I will play a few longer shots who are capable enough if the faves falter and their trips go right.
1 Wicked Road one of 5 in this race by McWicked, she ships in from Flamboro off two solid wins, the last one in 55.1. She certainly seems to be a late bloomer and as such, she might be going forward as many of these are now regressing. I give her an outside shot if the trip works out. I would expect a minimum of 8-1 here, and hopefully closer to 12-1.
2 Pick Me Up Hanover comes in off a vet scratch sick, but that was 3 weeks ago, so I will assume she is over that and has been trained back fast enough to be tight. Her last start, her only win on the season, she won much faster than most of these race, beating Rocks Shadow who would likely be a big favorite in with this bunch tonight. She also shows a break in stride, and another race where she backed up so badly she was distanced and got on the vet list. She is one of many I could see, but also like some in here, she has issues and questions as to what you might get tonight.
3 Mcjazz gets a significant driver change here. Sure, Mike Whelan isnt the second coming of John Campbell, but he is a much better driver than he gets credit for, and certainly a massive upgrade on Obrien, who is a very good horseman, but not really an A track driver. I dont love her 1 for 23 record, and she hasn't shown the speed of many of these, but she has upside potential on the ship in from Flamboro in a race where I have some doubts about the "logical" contenders and outright toss many of the longer shots. She has the potential to make the ticket.
4 Parkavenuejanet won 6 back and was good that night, but was a blown favorite a few times before that and since has tried the front but not lasted. I think she peaked a month ago and now is going the wrong way. Menary is so good I wouldnt be surprised if he turns her around, but I will not use her for the win spot in that she appears to be a short price coming. I can't take anything less than 4-1 on one like her.
5 Betterdoubledown has two wins in her last 3, and she seems to be a late bloomer, as many of the Bettors Delights are. She won be a nose last time, and seems like a solid 53 horse, which this time of the year wins. Two months ago, she probably meets a couple who can pace in 51. There aren't any of those in this race at this time of the year. Being a late bloomer, she gets into a series like this at the right time. She is my top pick, but she is no cinch. I would not take even money, but I'd expect 5-2 is reasonable. She picks up Trevor Henry, who is good with these types who might need a bit more encouragement when it matters.
6 Showmethemoney Deo is a true blue blood mare, being that her dam is Rocklamation, who has produced some big time horses, and comes from a family who would fill a sale book with black type. Her sire, Bettors Delight is one of the all time great sires. As such, her breeders have retained her and she is likely to be bred in the winter. She already has a record of 52, so I'm not sure she improves on that at this stage. She tries very hard, but visually to watch her go she isn't a great mover or that sound. On paper she should be right there with these, but I have my doubts she is not already wearing down. I wouldnt toss her out of my top 4, but I will go elsewhere looking for a winner. Her final quarter times have gradually been getting slower, week after week. That is not a good sign.
7 Wicked Cruizer seems an odd entry into this series. She has made two trips to Flamboro against much softer than these with poor results, sandwiched around a race here where she drew bad and just followed around. She is the typical McWicked. She just doesnt do enough most times and needs to find similar types, like in an 8 claimer, which is likely her destiny this winter.
8 Stylish Stella faded horribly just 7 days ago, also gave it up late the start before and didn't finish great the start before that. She has not adapted well to the faster and better horses at this track. I can't back her until I see something positive.
9 Ibetyouakiss might have been ok with this bunch if she drew a better post. But she didn't. I dont think she is the type that can give them 4 or 5 lengths to the half and then make that up late. Another I will pass on and watch for a better post next time.
10 Stone Sawyer shows 1st or 2nd in her last 5 starts, but has been off a month now sick and draws the 10 hole in her return. It would be very hard to make a case where she overcomes all that against a few here who look slightly better anyway. I won't make that case, but she could be better next time with a race under her belt and a better post.
Race 7
7 Chow For Now
6 Scorpion Seelster
5 Letr Sink Son
9 Twin B John B
Race 7
7 Chow For Now
6 Scorpion Seelster
5 Letr Sink Son
9 Twin B John B
I'm not sold on the top 2 faves. One I like but I can see him being picked off if he is run at mid race. The other dont like at all. That leaves me looking for and thinking about who benefits from that opinion. My picks reflect that.
1 Flamin Mai seems like a complete outsider here. He would be much better off in a straight maiden at this track, with which his allowances and low life earnings he might find if the race office needs him. Here, he faces multiple fast, proven winners who are far ahead of him at this stage.
2 Evans Legacy has started very slow in the first two legs, then made big late moves to be right there-- but not win. The issue is how much upside he has going forward. I think he might have hit his ceiling at this point, while others in here have room to improve. I will not play him here, but he is certainly viable if a lot of things go his way.
3 Car Wash Blues has only a maiden win at Flamboro, but, he has some upside going forward. At this level, at this stage, his very slow starts limit what he can get late. I dont see him as a likely win candidate, but he can hit the ticket if the trip goes his way. One to watch at 3 when maybe he is more of a finished product.
1 Flamin Mai seems like a complete outsider here. He would be much better off in a straight maiden at this track, with which his allowances and low life earnings he might find if the race office needs him. Here, he faces multiple fast, proven winners who are far ahead of him at this stage.
2 Evans Legacy has started very slow in the first two legs, then made big late moves to be right there-- but not win. The issue is how much upside he has going forward. I think he might have hit his ceiling at this point, while others in here have room to improve. I will not play him here, but he is certainly viable if a lot of things go his way.
3 Car Wash Blues has only a maiden win at Flamboro, but, he has some upside going forward. At this level, at this stage, his very slow starts limit what he can get late. I dont see him as a likely win candidate, but he can hit the ticket if the trip goes his way. One to watch at 3 when maybe he is more of a finished product.
4 Lous Game reeled off a maiden win then was dominant in the first leg of this series. Like many of the Dancin Lou's, he seems to have trouble maintaining that form, and last time, he was spent on the last turn, and by the time he hit the top of the stretch, he was well inside the pylons and even when moved back onto the track, he drifted badly back inside. One bad race doesnt define a horse, but I dont like him tonight at all. I will completely play against him here and he can beat me if I'm wrong.
5 Letr Sink Son blew up the tote board in the first leg, coming late and picking off very tired ones. He tried the same tactic last time, but the field was deeper and he only finished on the edges. Nevertheless, he has tactical late speed, and if the race collapses, he is in the mix. With a better post this time, he needs to get away closer to mid pack and be closer on the last turn without making a big move to have a shot. That is possible.
6 Scorpion Seelster seems to be just a really quality animal, which isn't surprising considering he is a half brother to both Stockade Seelster and Sorcha Seelster. He was making breaks earlier in the summer but Menary is a sharp guy and appears to have sorted him out and now he is all systems go. He was a fairly easy winner last time and made his own luck, blasting out from the 9 hole and coming on again late. He is the one to beat, but he is no cinch either. He looks like he could be a decent Gold horse next year, so obviously he is meeting types that he won't likely get to beat next year. I would think he is leaving hard again, and less likely to let some go in the final. That is the chance that could get him beat....if someone runs him and leaves him vulnerable.
7 Chow For Now if there is a viable longshot in this bunch, this guy could be the one. He appears to be late blooming, has not won yet in 5 tries, and does fit a maiden but they have chosen to face some proven winners in this series. He was right there last time and shows consistent fast last quarters since he qualified. He will need some trip luck, but if he finds a live helmet, he can score the upset. I have some issues with the two obvious faves, so there is some wiggle room to give him some license.
8 Starbright Dancer doesnt look viable from the outside here, just as he wasn't in the two legs leading up to this. His best case scenario appears to be coming on late for 5th money when some of the contenders race themselves into submission. He looks like he could be a decent Grassroots horse next year at the smaller tracks like Sarnia, London, Hanover, Clinton and Kawartha.
9 Twin B John B was 3 wide to the 1st quarter last time, settled in and then held well for 3rd money. A lot would have to go right from the 9 hole this time and he is only a one time winner from 10 starts. He likely needs a speed battle here to chase, and in finals like this, that isn't out of the question.
10 Pa Salt made an aggressive 3rd quarter move on the turn then faded off completely. He seems to make that move then not sustain. He draws the 10 hole and both Davis and McNair went to much more obvious contenders. I can't see any scenario where he is involved here and is a massive longshot. Toss for me.
Race 10
6 Yes
2 No Angel Like Me
1 Steamer
7 Donatover
Pretty wide open bunch with any of the top 4 realistic to get the job done. Even a couple of the rest are not impossible. Trip likely decides this.
1 Steamer loses Travis Henry to the 8 horse but picks up McNair. His last two have not been good, but obviously the big class drop will make him more viable. He shows he can leave from the inside and I would think that is the plan here. Leave out and see where it takes him. I can see a short price coming here and I would not take that on him in with a bunch who are capable enough to make him one of many, not the obvious one.
2 No Angel Like Me made a bold 3rd quarter move on Monday night and looked to blow right by, but could not, then flattened out badly in the stretch to miss the ticket. She has good gate speed and a good post here, and she probably leaves hard and looks to sit in to the stretch then make a move late. She does tend to drift out, so that makes it hard for her to win, but she isnt impossible with a nicely timed move and a bit of racing luck this time.
3 Malone seems to be more of a B track horse now, on the win front anyway. He was okay Monday, but he drew widest and just went around following. I suppose Plante could blast off here and hope for a 2 hole ride, but how much would he have left at this level if he does that? He looks like a cheque hunter to me at this stage. His 7-2 ML is laughable. He is at least 10-1 and likely much higher based on how he stacks up on paper.
4 Victor Invictus raced okay Monday, but as usual, he wasn't very dangerous and didn't do enough. He meets many of those and some others who have better form and more grit. I still can't use him on the win front in this race. A class drop would suit him at this stage.
5 Peso Hanover was a judges scratch on Monday in what was to be his first start for Etsell. With him it is pretty simple. He looks good in most fields, seems to be close to winning when they turn for home, but when they get serious, he doesnt measure up, which is reflected in both his win record and his number of 2nd and 3rd place finishes. I will wait to see if Etsell can get him going. Many good trainers have had him and nobody has changed his habit of hanging late.
6 Yes looked very sharp last time, left hard, took an inside trip and came gamely up the inside for a good 2nd to a winner who had the jump on him and was legit anyway. He meets that one again, and moves up in class, but draws better. I will call him for the upset. He has serious back class, and it was not that long ago that he would have steamrolled a bunch like this. Nobody in this group wows me, so if he shows up like last time, he has a license to score a bit of an upset.
7 Donatover has changed hands a few times in the last 6 weeks, and both times the previous trainer claimed him right back. He is the type you like to own. He shows up almost every week, is fairly consistent and versatile, he makes money and wins when he should. But, he is class sensitive. Last time he came out off a pocket trip and only had to go a back half in 1.01.4 to get that win, and now he moves back up to a level where he wasn't anywhere near good enough with the trainer who had him for two starts but couldn't get the win with him. I will play against him in this spot. He has a shot, but I dont think his price will reflect the value you would want.
8 No One made her first start for new connections on Monday, left okay, then banged her leg into the wheel of the one in front of her and actually caught that leg for a short second, knocking her completely off stride. Off that fiasco, I would think the plan is to just get her around cleanly, assuming she isn't scratched. I will wait for another day on her.
9 Classic Magic made a wide move on Monday night and looked like a winner from the turn to the wire, sailing home much the best at a good price. My experience with her is that she rarely puts two together like that and she would have to do that this time from the worst post on 3 days rest. She loses Borth and picks up Cullen here.
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