I didn't bet the race, so I'm looking at it from an impartial view. My answer is he was one of four horses in the race who got a clocker comment on the Keeneland "In Today" clocker report on Keeneland's website.

Last Saturday's 9th at Keeneland was won by a 24/1 shot who got a clocker comment on In Today. The difference is last Saturday's 9th race winner had a back top that made him competitive. That wasn't the case today, but the horse only had two races, was 1/1 at 7f & had a series of good workouts at Keeneland.

So, in conclusion, if a horse is working well at Keeneland, enough to get a comment in the In Today report, you might want to give it a 2nd look no matter how outmatched his sheet #s are.