It’s nearly upon us—Breeders’ Cup 2011.
Whether on-site in Louisville or in front of computers across the nation and
around the world, horse racing bloggers are chiming in with analysis,
handicapping and backstories about this year’s event. Here’s a review (with
links) to what our members are talking about right now:
Keith
McCalmont (Triple Dead Heat) discusses Woodbine-based trainer Mark Casse’s
two Breeders’ Cup entrants, Northern Passion (Juvenile Fillies) and Prospective
(Juvenile), while Jessica Chapel (Railbird) has posted some great on-site photos
of early morning workouts this week at Churchill. Gene Kershner (EquiSpace) has
also arrived
in Louisville in anticipation
of the big day!
In honor of Goldikova’s attempt at four
consecutive Breeders’ Cup wins, at
FilliesFirst, Valerie Grash looked back at the first BC Mile winner, gutsy
(and lucky) Royal Heroine, while Alastair Middleton (Horse Racing in Korea)
explained why so many Korean racing fans are on board with Game
on Dude in the BC Classic, as well as updated us on BC Classic winner Volponi,
now at stud in Korea. Frank Vespe (That’s Amore) laments talented Ben’s Cat
missing the BC Turf Sprint.
Some serious handicapping by The Turk,
who has been doing his homework studying past performances and replays over the
past few weeks. He’s covered the BC
Mile, BC
Turf, and BC
Classic not once but twice—with
final thoughts here.
Alan Mann also penned his thoughts on the BC
F&M Turf and Ladies’ Classic, as well as the dirt sprints
and Dirt
Mile. Bill Pressey (ThoroEdge)
loves So You Think and Flat Out in the BC Classic, while Chris Hernandez (Giving
My Ten Cents) has some interesting random thoughts about the post draw and
the morning line odds.
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