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DiscreetCatDiscreetCat Moderator
edited April 2013 in Horse Racing Forum
Gulfstream - Race 7

#5 Jack Milton (3/1 ml)

As just mentioned, take War Dancer out of this guy's last race, and he's beating a large field by almost 6 lengths in fast time. That while breaking from the 9-hole going two turns, which didn't help. Almost equal to that however is the fact that he came back to work heads-up on Jan. 27 with Verrazano, whom as you know came out of that drill to win by 16 lengths last weekend (and you may recall, i suggested before that race that Verrazano might be the best 3yo in Pletcher's barn, despite the presence of Breeders Cup winner Shanghai Bobby). So obviously a hugely positive sign for Jack Milton there, and if that weren't enough, he then came back to work heads-up with Delhomme, who was last seen missing by less than a length in the Grade 2 Remsen Stakes. So lots to like here, indeed.

HRT record:

89 for 335 (27%)

$763.80 mutuels ($8.56 avg)

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  • dirtyshirtdirtyshirt Senior Member
    edited February 2013
    Gulfstream - Race 7

    #5 Jack Milton (3/1 ml)

    As just mentioned, take War Dancer out of this guy's last race, and he's beating a large field by almost 6 lengths in fast time. That while breaking from the 9-hole going two turns, which didn't help. Almost equal to that however is the fact that he came back to work heads-up on Jan. 27 with Verrazano, whom as you know came out of that drill to win by 16 lengths last weekend (and you may recall, i suggested before that race that Verrazano might be the best 3yo in Pletcher's barn, despite the presence of Breeders Cup winner Shanghai Bobby). So obviously a hugely positive sign for Jack Milton there, and if that weren't enough, he then came back to work heads-up with Delhomme, who was last seen missing by less than a length in the Grade 2 Remsen Stakes. So lots to like here, indeed.

    HRT record:

    89 for 335 (27%)

    $763.80 mutuels ($8.56 avg)

    Was unplayable @ 3/5 after being 1/5 much of the betting. He took the worst of it at the start, and still ran well for second. It's worth noting the winner (here i am red-boarding) had some hidden form, and was clearly Rosario's choice @ 6-1.

    Hopefully we get 2-1 on the Pletcher maiden tomorrow.
  • dirtyshirtdirtyshirt Senior Member
    edited February 2013
    I guess it's also worth noting War Dancer ran poorly (albeit on dirt) earlier on the card.
  • dirtyshirtdirtyshirt Senior Member
    edited February 2013
    I guess its also worth noting Jack Milton looks like a BEAST on the track.
  • DiscreetCatDiscreetCat Moderator
    edited February 2013
    Yeah, I though the 4-horse would attract enough money to make Jack Milton playable. Didn't happen that way. Nice run from him though, and the winner looked good as well.
  • dirtyshirtdirtyshirt Senior Member
    edited April 2013
    dirtyshirt wrote: »
    I guess its also worth noting Jack Milton looks like a BEAST on the track.

    He's a beast. Watched his Graded Stakes win @ Keeneland with the connections @ SA today, they knew exactly what to expect, and are very pleased. The major surprise to me was the exacta and trifecta payouts, as there were only 3 other horses with a chance in the race. One of whom I believe ran between Black Onyx and Crop Report (I tossed my Form already).
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