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Post by MrLucky on Sept 15, 2007 0:20:02 GMT -3
Well, unfortunately, I didn't get nominated...oh well, try again in 2 years.
Anyone else have nominations that got in?
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Post by liddleski on Sept 16, 2007 10:15:11 GMT -3
not to worry mr lucky good luck next time for you i have one runner
poke the invaild from my olympic stable
good luck and take care all
mark
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Post by bigkev on Sept 16, 2007 20:54:02 GMT -3
I wish I had your luck I have I have about seven in and I know it is great to have your runners selected but some of mine are no chance and am probaly wasting a run.
I know bjbandit has some in there as well. Sip of Saki will be there and will be hard to beat.
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Post by magoo2912 on Sept 17, 2007 5:59:21 GMT -3
I got 6 myself a couple have no hope but the spots needed filling I'm just hounored to be leading my team, and if it was not for players like big kev and bjbandit we would not even be participating. Here is a look at my 6 runners. DUR FRED (OHIO) SHARP 3yo+ colt turf 16f, still a maiden even though it ran 90 sp over 12f LTO, If it rans 90 in this class of race I would be very happy but It is in to just make up numbers. OLD LIDO (OHIO) SHARP 3yo+ colt Dirt 16f, Has been racing very well in starter races with a 101 over 12f last time. Don't think he is good enough to win but if he can run well over 16f I will be happy. But I think he is just making up numbers. Smouldering Street (EAAA) SHARP 3yo+ colt 6f dirt, my best horse who at 7yo has posted his best ever runs tis year and both times on 5 weeks rest. when he fails he only gets 3 weeks rest also all his failures were in graded races losing (but getting closer to casterly rock) This is the first time he comes into a race on 4 weeks rest which might make the difference in running top 3 as a few of the others have only had 3 weeks break including casterly rock. Wanka Bar (EAAA) SHARP 2yo filly 8f turf, great win LTO breaking it's maiden on debut although the time looked a little slow. Extra Furlong should suit and I'm hopefull to see him flashing home at the finish. Get Well Lids (EAAA) SHARP 2yo colt 8f dirt, while he is stakes placed on turf last start i decided to try him on dirt in a ohio res race. thanks to Mr Lucky for letting me run him even though he is an EAAA horse. I think he may have been regreting that when he blitzed the field to win by 3 lengths with an easy sp of 81 ;D. I think he can go faster but is he up to this class time will tell. But he would not be here if it was not for Mr. Lucky so maybe you can pin some of your hopes on it running a big race. Megs The Cat (EAAA) SHARP was looking like a superstar untill he faded in the final furlong in his last race, back to 6f should suit as he is the fastes starting 2yo at the moment. can he go wire to wire I don't know but a change in tactics could also be in order. I would like to wish all of you luck no matter which team you are on, and i hope I can fluke my first graded win on the sims biggest stage. |
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Post by techranger on Sept 19, 2007 19:50:15 GMT -3
Nominated five... four made it... good luck to all...  Larry  |
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Post by MrLucky on Sept 19, 2007 21:58:30 GMT -3
Good luck everyone....
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Post by kiddman on Sept 20, 2007 10:49:50 GMT -3
I nominated my big gun, #73834 JUMPIN' JAVA and he got in... The World Cup Turf Marathon at 12f. He's the 7/2 second choice.
Bad news is he's only RTG despite my training him for 3350, good news is, he's run that way once before and ran a bangup 103 second-place in his debut. I would have run him elsewhere this week at RTG even if he had NOT been nominated, cuz I like the 5-week gap before the Breeders' Bowl, which is clearly in my sights, and has been my aim with this horse for several months.
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