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March 2009 - Posts

Florida Derby Thoughts - One Day After

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Quality Road left no doubt that he will be one of the few horses to beat on May 2......

Florida Derby Analysis

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It's not the deepest of fields, but there are a few heavy-hitters to watch......

March 27th Live Blog!

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Join Jason Shandler for a live blog session this Friday, March 27th, from noon - 1 p.m. EDT. ...

Is Dunkirk the Real Deal?

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Many people have the lightly-raced colt as their top Derby horse. The Florida Derby will tell us if he's worthy......

March 21st Live Blog!

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Join Jason Shandler for a live blog session this Saturday, March 21, from noon - 1 p.m. EDT. ...

Lane's End Stakes Analysis

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On paper, the two big guns look tough, but no favorite has won this race since 1998......

Weekend Recap and New Top 10

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Friesan Fire's Louisiana Derby romp moves him to the top of a shrinking list of Derby contenders......

March 14th Live Blog!

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Join Jason Shandler for a live blog session this Saturday, March 14, from noon - 1 p.m. EDT. ...

March 14 Derby Preps Could Be a Chalkfest

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Old Fashioned and Pioneerof the Nile face very weak fields......

Louisiana Derby Analysis

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On paper, all 10 starters have a legitimate chance, which makes this a tough handicapping challenge......

Revenge - A Dish Best Served on Dirt

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Apparently, Jeff Mullins knew exactly what he was doing when shipping the Gotham winner east......

March 7th Live Blog!

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Join Jason Shandler for a live blog session this Saturday, March 7, from noon - 1 p.m. EDT. ...

Gotham Analysis and Selections

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Derby hopefuls in New York get their first chance at graded stakes money and this one is full on intrigue......

Fountain of Youth and Sham Thoughts

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With Quality Road's resounding win in the Fountain of Youth and Theregoesjojo's impressive runner-up, the Florida picture has certainly become much clearer. Notontheamepage and This Ones for Phil, who both bounced like racquetballs, and Capt. Candyman Can took major steps backward, while Beethoven remained on the cusp of the Derby picture....

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