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Famous International Playboys

After a lackluster performance in the Peter Pan, I'm not sure what to make of Tomcito at this point; I hope he's not following in the Declan's Moon path of 2-year-old domination, then regular bullet works, but no wins come the afternoon (although at least Declan's Moon had a long injury...

Posted to SuperfectaBlog (Weblog) by Anonymous on Mon, May 12 2008
Famous International Playboys

After a lackluster performance in the Peter Pan, I'm not sure what to make of Tomcito at this point; I hope he's not following in the Declan's Moon path of 2-year-old domination, then regular bullet works, but no wins come the afternoon (although at least Declan's Moon had a long injury...

Posted to SuperfectaBlog (Weblog) by Anonymous on Mon, May 12 2008
Belmont prospects prep in Peter Pan

A week after the Kentucky Derby, a week before the Preakness and the search for a the Belmont Stakes winner begins. Though it is not particularly prudent to consider betting on a horse with one start in Japan, more than two months ago – an 11-length victory at odds of 2-5-- Casino Drive is an interesting...

Posted to Paul Moran at the Races (Weblog) by Anonymous on Sat, May 10 2008
Meet Your 2008 Belmont Winner

While there are many column inches being spilled (and rightly so, it's an interesting story) on Casino Drive , my pick for the Peter Pan (and the Belmont) is still Tomcito . We will see both horses in action tomorrow in the Peter Pan. I think that Tomcito (pictured) has had some bad luck since his...

Posted to SuperfectaBlog (Weblog) by Anonymous on Fri, May 9 2008
Meet Your 2008 Belmont Winner

While there are many column inches being spilled (and rightly so, it's an interesting story) on Casino Drive , my pick for the Peter Pan (and the Belmont) is still Tomcito . We will see both horses in action tomorrow in the Peter Pan. I think that Tomcito (pictured) has had some bad luck since his...

Posted to SuperfectaBlog (Weblog) by Anonymous on Fri, May 9 2008
Peter Pan: Tomcito launches plan B

By Jenny Kellner /NYRA When buyers at Keeneland’s September 2006 yearling sale looked at Tomcito, all they saw was an awkward, barrel-chested colt who, frankly, walked like a duck. When trainer Dante Zanelli Jr. looked at the son of Street Cry, he saw something more. “I saw a Derby horse,” said Zanelli...

Posted to Paul Moran at the Races (Weblog) by Anonymous on Fri, May 9 2008
Musings

The good news is that the NTRA is taking what happened to Eight Belles in the Derby very seriously; president and CEO Alex Waldrop has a blog entry musing about how we can make racing safer (and he invites comments and suggestions). I've weighed in with quite a few already, and Green but Game has...

Posted to SuperfectaBlog (Weblog) by Anonymous on Tue, May 6 2008
Musings

The good news is that the NTRA is taking what happened to Eight Belles in the Derby very seriously; president and CEO Alex Waldrop has a blog entry musing about how we can make racing safer (and he invites comments and suggestions). I've weighed in with quite a few already, and Green but Game has...

Posted to SuperfectaBlog (Weblog) by Anonymous on Tue, May 6 2008
A Sobering Derby

Big Brown's victory is rather muted in light of the fate of Eight Belles (I feel a bit guilty about cashing our across the board ticket on her); it's hard to cheer for Rick Dutrow in any case, but especially under these circumstances. At least she got to prove she was head and shoulders above...

Posted to SuperfectaBlog (Weblog) by Anonymous on Sat, May 3 2008
A Sobering Derby

Big Brown's victory is rather muted in light of the fate of Eight Belles (I feel a bit guilty about cashing our across the board ticket on her); it's hard to cheer for Rick Dutrow in any case, but especially under these circumstances. At least she got to prove she was head and shoulders above...

Posted to SuperfectaBlog (Weblog) by Anonymous on Sat, May 3 2008

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