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Old 03-13-2009, 12:10 PM   #11
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Tam 3rd.#1
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Old 03-13-2009, 12:14 PM   #12
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controlling speed should hang on in 2nd and when AT HIS BEST could get in the picture very very late.

LA Derby picture looks like a ONE colt affair with the favorite 9 coming home a winner Friesen Fire?? Do like the pacesetter 4 however to hold on for as long as possible.
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at least we had knocks on the 3/5 fav...nice Tim
If this were St. Paddy's Day, Shannon H would have been 3/5.

The second is one of those many projections races on the card today.

I don't know whether to trust a Woodbine line, but that one (the 5) is so dominant on EP that I'm tempted.

Oooops, not tempted anymore at that price. The 4 is suddenly looking better to me.
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Old 03-13-2009, 12:22 PM   #14
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2nd aqu...#2 3rd back against better was good

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Old 03-13-2009, 12:23 PM   #15
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TAM R2

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Old 03-13-2009, 12:24 PM   #16
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If this were St. Paddy's Day, Shannon H would have been 3/5.
TRUE STORY;
Went to Anita on St Paddy's Day and had a TIP a friend had. We unloaded win and place but a nagging inner voice said "Irish Tryst WILL win today!" We ran third to guess who? at over 6 to one
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2nd aqu...#2 3rd back against better was good

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BUT that was the exception not the rule
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Old 03-13-2009, 12:29 PM   #19
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TRUE STORY;
Went to Anita on St Paddy's Day and had a TIP a friend had. We unloaded win and place but a nagging inner voice said "Irish Tryst WILL win today!" We ran third to guess who? at over 6 to one
You see, things like that I don't consider superstition, more like intuition. I guess it's just the optimist in me.
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Old 03-13-2009, 12:35 PM   #20
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You see, things like that I don't consider superstition, more like intuition. I guess it's just the optimist in me.
THAT was LONG before I adopted the implicit understanding of Malcolm Gladwell's great study BLINK.

THE LESSONS of that book are so temendous that I cannot begin to relate how it has changed decision making for me FOREVER. It goes right along with the Wu Wei concept of the Tao. LEAVE THINGS ALONE and let the "Way" take you there. TREMENDOUS philosophical break through with unending benefit

That mantra is right here above the computer: DON'T THINK BLINK
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