Silver Charm Wrote:
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> >His last was a close up, on the lead effort, on a
> bad rail.
>
> I didn't see a dead rail mark on his Sheet, the
> horse is two for eight lifetime and 0-fer this
> year. He is Assmussens third stringer that is why
> they can't find a rider.
>
> The explosion lines are Nobiz, Dominican and
> Chelokee.

Silver please explain how you read these 3 as having explosion lines:

In Chelokee is see it taking 3 starts at 3 to get back to the 2yo top. I read that as a negative. And the top is slow compared to many others.

NoBiz is the same horse as he was when he first ran in Sept. With no development at all. What do you see that points to improvement all of a sudden in 2 weeks?

Dominican also has shown no development from the 2 yo top in 2 attempts this year. What do you see that indicates improvement should be expected?
>
> The horse with the best looking line is Hard
> Spun.

Please explain why you believe Hard Spun has the best looking line:

Granted the horse has never gone backward,nevertheless you can also say Hard Spun has not gone forward either having only paired the 2yo top in 3 attempts this year. You have to ask why no development from 2 to 3 in 3 attempts no?
>
> The horse with a good chance and no pre-race hype
> is Crap Daddy.
>
> Which Derby contender received this workout
> comment from Steve Haskin?
>
> Made his intial appearance with a glowing dappled
> coat then proceeded to move effortlessly over the
> Churchill surface with long gliding strides.
> Finished his final quarter in less than 24 seconds
> flat while galloping out a mile in 1:40, jogged
> out a mile and a quarter in 2:07 and was
> eventually pulled up without even blowing but not
> before he reached his stabling stall.
>
> Answer, every runner who has set foot on the
> Track.