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Old 05-12-2009, 01:21 PM   #1
Vinnie
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Rachel Alexandra in the Preakness?

Hi Guys! I just had to post about the very real possibility of RA going to post in this years Preakness. OMG what an incredible Fillie. Just last night I watched her last 4 races over at the Kentucky Derby website on video and although I realize she hasn't beat anything out there that would be considered genuine world beater types to date, she is a breath taking talent. I can't believe how she can seemingly effortlessly run a 1/4 in 22 and change and a half mile in 46 or 47, all the while building up a crescendo for late in the race and taking off again while never being touched or really asked to date to bare down when entering the stretch in any of her last hand full of starts.

A horse with such immense talent that possesses such a rare gift for speed and the ability to carry that speed over a distance of ground brings a heck of a lot of pressure to bare on the other participants in the race? If she comes close to duplicating any of her recent efforts, who do you think can deal with her on Saturday? I know that Big Drama is incredibly quick, but, I truly believe that RA will simply set off of him and put it on every one late in the race. If Big Drama runs his race I would expect him to hang on for a piece of the pie, but and of course I would also expect horses such as Pioneer of the Nile, Papa Clem and Musket Man to be around for a piece as well.

I am just interested to hear what some of your opinions and thoughts might be regarding this Fillie and the possibility that she may clearly be the dominant factor/ or not in Preakness 134?

Have a Great day today and Good Skill to all.

Vinnie
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