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I think 5-2 ML may be thing of dreams and i’d ignore his last run
Hard Spun should take this and see him back on the Kentucky Derby trail
I can see Forefathers taking them through very quick fractions and just maybe Twilight Meteor comes by and nails them all.
TM on top of my wagers.
(Edited by ClintM at 7:58 pm on Mar. 24, 2007)
Unless there’s mad fractions and a pace implode (which may be the reason Pletcher has Bullara in here) it’s a tough assignment for stalkers like Twilight Metoer who is also probably gonna need to run quicker than it has done previously
winners from Turfway park polytrack
R1 6f, winner vied for lead
22.94/46.21/70. 63 (11.77 average secs per furlong)
R2 6f, winner made all
23.15/46.89/71.63 (11.93 average secs per furlong)
R3 5f, winner makes all (easily)
22.45/45.4?/ 57.62 (11.52 average secs per furlong)
R6 Dueled for lead, burnt off rival, easily
22.41/46.15/71.16
(Edited by empty wallet at 9:17 pm on Mar. 24, 2007)
Interestingly, last two races over 8f and 8.5 have gone to horses a couple of length off pace, so that suits Twilight Meteor’s running styleI
don’t think Twilight Meteor wil be good enough though, but what do i know compared to he Todd Pletcher :biggrin:
<br>Hard Spun and Forefathers 1 and 2, if latter gets distance
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