No problem, you doing me a favor?

hmmmm. trained by Brown, ridden by Castellano...might wanna check your post

Flintshire won because he saved ground,Brilliant!!....pssst might wanna look again Flint vs Ironicus

You\'re back tracking so fast a hole is forming behind you.Now, it\'s not predicting a breakdown on the day, like Eight Belles, it\'s \"doesn\'t make two more starts\"

....enough,Go Mets!

Wrong again, you\'re due to be right.

I called you out on the nonsense that you, in advance,could predict that a horse would breakdown from looking at numbers on a piece of paper.Offered to lay 10-1 everytime. Interesting that since you predicted Eight Belles, you have not seen one single horse who\'s profile projects breakdown.

Save it for the Kool Aid drinkers.

Hmmm, a red board shot.You have all my contact info.Dont hesitate to contact me for any head to head type bet.

Rosario had 9 mounts on Belmont card, take a look where he placed most of his horses all day on straight. Frosted, for example, won by 14+, but he stayed inside never attempting to get off,same with Gov Malibu whom many thought would have been closer if taken out and not stopped.

Rosario not nearly as good as he was since he became over committed to fence.His  superior physical power somewhat mitigated by sitting in too often.

Wrong,Rosario won titles year after year and the fields were not 5 horses, it was before horse shortage.Wrong again on grass where at GP meets for two years running he was stopped along the rail more times that you can count.

Lastly, wrong again, where he now rides most of his dirt and grass races,along the fence.

Rare that someone goes wide when the option to cut the corner is there.Many get stopped by marrying inside with the best horse.

Joel Rosario went from one of top 3 jockeys on planet to average because of Kool Aid drinking agent,a Sheet slave,instructing him to stay inside.

Yes, little to do with saving ground, much to do with talented horses/placement.

And when they get stopped along the fence,with a ton of horse,they look like idiots for not going around

The \"he didnt like the track\" argument is very weak. Exagg handled 7 different surfaces/tracks with aplomb.His Belmont X was the classic, over the top, cumulative effect,if there ever was one.

Think Rich may be suggesting that if you look at the pace for both races,the Belmont pace does not come up slow.If that\'s all you\'re looking at,you can get to the Belmont pace being quasi-fast.

I.Power to make a money grab if necessary, cut subsidies and redirect to general fund.

2.Ability to exercise control thru his politically appointed stooges at NYRA/NYSGC.

3.Close Aqueduct(a certainty)and build a huge complex, hotel casino et al, given its proximity to JFK(estimates of huge windfall $$ to NY State) a plan exists on paper.

4.Revenge for his dad who was shunned by the blueblood waspy upstate racing crowd back when.


....probably more

Anti racing NY Gov Cuomo wins his fight to keep control over NYRA.Word out of Albany suggests no deal could be made with Gov by June 16 deadline.


During the Belmont Stakes, Cuomo,absent per usual,was at a small town upstate Fair....nice slap at the game.