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DUNCODUNCO Banned
edited April 2009 in Horse Racing Forum
At Keeneland on Friday morning, Ron Anderson, the agent for top jockey Garrett Gomez, said he would make a decision on Sunday as to whether Gomez would ride Dunkirk or Pioneerof the Nile in the Derby.

Anderson has been able to get extensions from both Bob Baffert, the trainer of Pioneerof the Nile, and Todd Pletcher, trainer of Dunkirk. Pioneerof the Nile, the Santa Anita Derby winner, arrived at Churchill Downs on Thursday after working at Santa Anita on Wednesday. Dunkirk was scheduled to work on Saturday at the Palm Meadows training center in Florida.

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  • DraynayDraynay Banned
    edited April 2009
    If I were laying down odds I would say this.....

    Gomez rides Dunkirk............8 to 5

    Gomez rides POTN .............10 to 1

    * Did you notice they worked POTN a little quickly to get Gomez's attention?
  • edited April 2009
    Baffert Only Knows How To Work Horses One Way....fast...fast........its Hard To Break That Former Quarter Horse Style.............
  • DUNCODUNCO Banned
    edited April 2009
    Thats What They Teach At University Of Arizona Horse Racing
  • DiscreetCatDiscreetCat Moderator
    edited April 2009
    Draynay wrote: »
    If I were laying down odds I would say this.....

    Gomez rides Dunkirk............8 to 5

    Gomez rides POTN .............10 to 1

    * Did you notice they worked POTN a little quickly to get Gomez's attention?

    Can i bet them both?
  • FlyinLateFlyinLate Senior Member
    edited April 2009
    Can i bet them both?

    You beat me to it :cry:
  • DUNCODUNCO Banned
    edited April 2009
    Draynay wrote: »
    If I were laying down odds I would say this.....

    Gomez rides Dunkirk............8 to 5

    Gomez rides POTN .............10 to 1

    * Did you notice they worked POTN a little quickly to get Gomez's attention?

    DO YOU TAKE CHECKS??? MY MONEY IS STILL WET (ONLY FOOL-IN UNCLE SAM)
  • turfmanturfman Senior Member
    edited April 2009
    those odds reminds me of the pay off of the match
    race between typecast and convenice back in 1972.
    $5.00 exacta paid $15.00.....it was a win/win...that day

    for the record....lambert and convenice beat shoemaker and typecast!!!!
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