California Chrome's Derby-winning Style Fits Preakness

re: California Chrome's Derby-winning Style Fits Preakness

LanceS — Wed, 14 May 2014 17:36:42 GMT

iceman, interesting that you find this to be a slow crop. Honestly I can't remember the last time I saw so many triple digit Beyers in the pre-Derby races.

re: California Chrome's Derby-winning Style Fits Preakness

iceman92 — Tue, 13 May 2014 23:36:40 GMT

i think california chrome wins the preakness, but will lose the belmont, probably to commanding curve. the main thing he has going for him right now is he's the fastest and most versatile of a generally slow crop of horses that don't seem to want the distance.

re: California Chrome's Derby-winning Style Fits Preakness

Marcos — Tue, 13 May 2014 23:07:48 GMT

Guau, that was an incredible analysis of Derby races from a desk. I would like to know if you watched each of the races you have analyzed, because as far as I recall, Victor looked back to see if anyone was coming, and before he reached the finish line he stood up, which to anyone in the business would realize he used up time. However, Chrome and Victor raced in one of the most impressive and perfect race moves I have ever seen on Derby races. If he is not the favorite, as long as he stays healthy, then all the rest are possible winners. Not one of them stands out, nor did in the Derby.

re: California Chrome's Derby-winning Style Fits Preakness

BadSaddle — Tue, 13 May 2014 20:42:14 GMT

very useful info. do you like a C.C./Social I. exacta box ? I could see S.I. wiring it, with a decent draw.