Pincay and Day have been in this situation before. Both had something left. I did not see a rail or speed bias after reviewing the charts. But when two horses run head to head around the track and niether quits, there's a bias OR these two horses are way better than those they beat that day. So if no bias, Saarland just ain't that good. Buddah's figure will not be as good as Megdalia d'Oro's and Sunday Break's figure is probably going to be better than the both of them. Saarland was only 3 wide (could have been worse) so the fact that he finished so far behind the top 3 makes me think he just ain't that good. We shall see.

MO