Re: Whats so great about Perfect Drift? (1202 Views)
Posted by: Treadhead (IP Logged)
Date: April 29, 2002 06:38PM

Forget dosage, that stuff is garbage. According to the BRIS stats, if you add the average winning distance for offspring of the sire and the Dam's sire, Perfect Drift (15.7) is the second best to Saarland (15.8). This, plus his running style suggest the derby distance will not be a problem.

His fast figures make him very competitive and his line is good having never gone backwards. The guys on the KYderby.com (Asher, Byrne, etc) site like him because they are all based out of KY and have seen him run and train in person this winter a lot more than they have seen the other contenders. Makes no difference if a figure is run at Turfway, Gulfstream, or Beulah Park (yeah Beulah Twins!), a fast figure is a fast figure....



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Re: Whats so great about Perfect Drift? (1202 Views) Treadhead 04/29/2002 06:38PM
Re: Whats so great about Perfect Drift? (1214 Views) Point Given Gal-Michelle 04/29/2002 06:45PM
Re: Treadhead more on PD please (1203 Views) Philip Mandl 04/29/2002 04:40PM


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