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Old 03-03-2009, 12:43 PM   #1
Vinnie
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The Pamplemousse

Hello folks! I normally don't get too excited (YET) about the up and coming KY Derby talk, but, did anyone watch the Sham Stakes with "The Pamplemousse"? Man oh Man! What a nice performance. I know that no one was up close enough (on his neck) to really put the heat on him. But, this horse was impressive. To possess the ability to run fast (high cruising speed) early, in the middle of the race and also to kick on beautifully and flawlessly late stretching out with that beautiful and seemingly effortless stride of his was truly something to behold. When I have seen the Pioneer of the Nile run, he has been impressive with his tenacity and late kick potential which has allowed him to get up late and win.

I don't know? There is just something about a horse that can visually run "fast" at seemingly all stages of a route race that just kind of blows me away. I am curious to hear some of your opinions/observations if you guys don't mind posting on any of the horses that you have seen thus far.

Of course, I realize it is only the 3rd day in March and we are still a full 2 months out from that Big Race on the first Saturday in May, so, a heck of a lot can transpire between now and then.

All the BEST to everyone.

Good Skill.

Vinnie
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