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137th Running for the Roses


tarheelblue89

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Neither. :D Just loved the Bears since I was a wee youngin many, many moons past.

No, but I've been to several other tracks. Went to the Derby once when I lived in Kentucky.

hahaha

Which tracks have you been to? Friend and I are thinking bout doing a lil roadtrip to tracks around the midwest.

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hahaha

Which tracks have you been to? Friend and I are thinking bout doing a lil roadtrip to tracks around the midwest.

Churchill Downs

Keeneland

Kentucky Downs

Ellis Park

They're all in Kentucky technically, though Ellis Park is actually on the Indiana side of the Ohio River...

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Went to the local tracks opening day yesterday. Racked up a good $122 hope that carries over today.

Top pick for me is Midnight Interlude, Bob Baffert and Victor Espinoza. Baffert has been my favorite trainer for a while now and won with him yesterday in Oaks with Plum Pretty.

Looks like the weather is gonna hold up.

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This race is wide open. If Dialed In is dialed in(:biggrin:) this race is over.

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