Blue Grass Stakes PPs

[jocko699]

I will be using 2 horses in my P4. Signalman and Parsimony.

Signalman looked like a horse that definitely needed his last. I believe he will move forward.

Parsimony is still learning the game. He may be best on the grass but I do not think this is the strongest of fields and will take a shot.

GL

[Robert Fischer]

No play for me.

Vekoma is a cold single on paper, and should get a good trip. I'm not a big Vekoma fan, although he could, should win. Not betting him or against him.

I looked at the race for a good while, but I don't see anything.

[taxicab]

I really liked the way Somelikeithotbrown dragged Gaffalione to the front in his last race.
This horse was so full of muscle,TG had to let him roll........no use fighting him.......it was the right move.
Brown has always been of a high class level,and looks a better horse this year.
Well drawn,just handle the dirt.
Think this Colt has a bright future.
Easy selection for me.
The other horse I'm kind of interested in is Chess Chief.....Dallas Stewart waited until he was right,stretched him out......and has a nice horse on his hands at the right time of year.

1st:
2nd
3rd: all button in the Trifecta

[taxicab]

I'm convinced the Fountain of Youth is a negative key race,so I think Vekoma & Signalman are going to run poorly.
I'll also try a .10 Superfecta: //all/all.......it only cost $26.40.
I was also looking at the Kentucky Derby Pool 4 prices........no bueno for me.......my current Derby choice Somelikeithotbrown is part of the field.

[taxicab]

Originally Posted by Robert Fischer

looks like a really nice betting card @ Keeneland.

Agree.
The Keenland card really does look solid.
Those sprint stakes are fierce.
In the Commonwealth the 4 horses I like the most are lined @ 20-1/12-1/30-1/20-1.
The Shakertown is loaded.
And that freaky win machine Late Night Pow Wow is in town for the Grade 1 Madison.
Keenland.........Oh so stylish.

[clicknow]

Originally Posted by jocko699

I will be using 2 horses in my P4. Signalman and Parsimony.

Parsimony was my hands down favorite horse in the paddock before the Rebel Stakes. I took a few photos of him because he is absolutely gorgeous and a big hunk o' horse and powerful looking. I fell hard for him. HUGE grey. After they put his blinks on, the stable hands rubbed his nose/forehead area, and he "leaned into them" and closed his eyes, sort of like a puppy does when he is enjoying being stroked.

I was thinking he might do something for a show bet, but I went with Market King instead (and cashed at 48-1) but for this race at Keenland, I may put a little on Parsimony w/p/s just because..........horse crush.



I can't help but remember the 2 races because I got false signals from Asmussen, he had 4 horses in the other Rebel race, and there he was, down in the paddock literally doing *everything* except hopping aboard Ninth Street. Every detail of Ninth street was attended by Asmussen. That one has such a nice female side, I thought maybe.......so I ended up wasting a key horse which cost me extra.

[clicknow]

Originally Posted by taxicab

And that freaky win machine Late Night Pow Wow is in town for the Grade 1 Madison.

Amy's Challenge was supposed to be in that one, she's going to be at Oaklawn today. She just did a 45:60 4F work there end of March. She is one fast sprinter for sure. BRIS is off on her figs IMHO

Would have liked to see her stay in the race with Late Night Pow Wow, and cruise by that one, but looking forward to seeing her instead today in the Carousel in person.

[rastajenk]

I have heard that sometimes horses that spend the winter in south Florida "wake up," for lack of a better description this morning, when they return north to Kentucky, with cooler mornings and the Great Greening that occurs in April, among other reasons. Maybe they feel like they're back home. Sea Hero was one.

Anyway, for reasons which may not even be true that I heard 25 years ago, I think Signalman might be ready to take a big step forward. I'd like it better if this race was next weekend, though, for another few days of transition.

And I will be hoping for good runs from Hotbrown and Moonster to represent the Kentucky circuit well.

[zico20]

I would not be surprised if anyone won this race. So many question marks on just about every one of them. I am going with the following for my superfecta.

over the Banking the Tampa Derby is a key race.

[Secondbest]

I sort of like Market King here. He ran 3rd to 2 horses who would be odds on here. I also like the .
So based on the odds Both the and to win and an exacta box with those two.

[Blenheim]

I think the winner comes out of the top three: Likeithot, Vekoma and Signalman. Vekoma should be tough to beat here . . . I'm likin' the Tapit colt Dream Maker in this one. I think if he gets a clean break, he'll be dangerous.

Dream Maker to win the Bluegrass.

Best of racin' luck.

[michiken]

Take a shot with the wps.

Exacta key box

with

[cutchemist42]

Looking at.....

5/2
6/1
6/1
3/1

Interested to see what Lucky Lee does as I think many expected a different race in the Withers based off how he ran at Parx.

[Tee]

Let's see how far # Lucky Lee can go @ 30/1.

Time for # Admire to show a little something.

[MNslappy]

6/10
3/4/6/10/14