I'm glad others got the better Beyers. What are the odds of a Dickinson-trained horse going BACKWARDS in this situation, where he has an apparently healthy horse to train up to the race? No way this horse will be 10-1 on Derby day either.

It will be hard to figure TCEdge's chances before the draw. Liking the track is a plus, and may be a bigger factor than anything you may have against Shane Sellers.

Frankel apparently has someone who can help him in Kentucky.

Out of the longer priced horses I've seen sheets for, I don't think Pro Prado hurt his chances this past weekend. We'll see if he gets in. Kimmel training Friends Lake up to the race is interesting too.

Quite a few longshots will be fast enough to make the tri this year. I can't wait to hear from the annual "this crop is no good" guys. Probably half of the field will be able to hit a 1 or a 2.

Should be a nice few weeks for nerds who look at bulletin boards, and pedigrees, etc... HP