jbelfior Wrote:
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> In his webinar this week, Beyer proclaimed Andy
> Serling to be the best public handicapper around.
>
> Think about that while thinking about him leaving
> AD off his top 4. Closing bars in Georgetown every
> night eventually catches up to you.
>
>
> Good Luck,
> Joe B


Other than Jerry, I don't pay much attention to what other handicappers say, but just watched Serling's Derby Preview and then his Preakness Preview. The Derby became a tougher race with the track condition so can't hold it entirely against him but if he even sniffed anything, it was glue. Not even close. Poor large picture as well.

Now that said, his Preakness analysis is almost entirely inline with mine and so I'm shaken and this is why I don't like to watch these things. What makes it worse is that I felt similarly about American Pharoah two years ago. Really felt things had developed well for him to make him advantaged in his races. Same thing I perceive about Always Dreaming. Heck, its more than that I bet Always Dreaming last on those advantages!

Anyway, so this guy perceives similarly about Always Dreaming and still is looking to beat him in the Preakness.

Read in another thread that Battle of Midway and Lookin at Lee clunked up. I don't agree. Serling liked Battle last, (his only real insight), and believes Lee is a clunker deluxe. I do not. So...time to look at the track condition. My home is under water, course I live in a swamp, Built a castle here it burnt down and fell into the swamp. No idea whats going on at Pimlico, if its a swamp I'm passing this race.

Rundown to follow