Talk Derby To Me

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pjayer
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Talk Derby To Me

Post by pjayer »

Anyone have a favorite pick for the Kentucky Derby today? I'm going to place a few bets later and am curious if anyone other than us Kentuckians is interested.
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Post by Pete (Mr. Marcia) »

Big Brown is the obvious at 3-1. What's the track going to be like...any mud? If so, I'm gonna stick my neck out and go with Pyro.
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Post by pjayer »

The track is dry and fast now and we're not expecting any more rain. It will be interesting to see how Big Brown fares. There's never been a Derby winner in his post position. Good luck!
When the end of the world comes, I want to be in Kentucky, because everything there happens 20 years after it happens anywhere else. – Mark Twain
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Post by Teddy Salad »

I don't follow horse racing enough to have a pick other than the favorite, but I would like to see a Triple Crown winner. 30 years is long enough.
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I just want to see KYGirl's hat! Last year she looked adorable! :D
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Post by Pete (Mr. Marcia) »

Damn, that was sad.
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Post by mbw1024 »

awful
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Post by silverheels »

The saddest outcome!
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Post by Teddy Salad »

Just hate to see that.
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Post by nothintolose »

They played the derby on the screens at the main stage at Jazz Fest today before Jimmy Buffett played. Crazy. Never seen it before cuz I am always at the fest.
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Post by Tracy in WI »

Wow, now that was really sad. I've never watched the Derby before and wasn't expecting that. :cry:
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Post by pjayer »

She ran a great race. Most definitely a tragic ending. :cry:
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Post by verjoy »

So sad about the filly. I usually watch the Derby, but I'm glad I missed this one.

Years ago the whole family watched a match race, Foolish Pleasure against Ruffian. The filly, Ruffian, was injured and had to be put down. None of us could watch horse races for a long time after that.
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