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<blockquote data-quote="vgeek" data-source="post: 4465658" data-attributes="member: 563929"><p>I&#039;ve had horrible luck going against huge favorites this year. I went to the Louisiana Derby and hoped for Pyro to lose, he didn&#039;t. He ended up flopping his next two races. Come the Ky Derby, I know that Big Brown was going to win, but went against him hoping Gayego or Tale of Ekati would be a bomb.... didn&#039;t happen. Took Ky Bear and Gayego again in the Preakness realizing that Big Brown would obviously win again, and he will win the Belmont unless something happens with his &#039;foot situation.&#039; The only bad part is that Richard Dutrow and IEAH Stables aren&#039;t really the people you want to see winning the first Triple Crown in 30 years, a known juicer and a horse hedge fund that is hurting the sport by selling breeding rights instead of allowing the Triple Crown to continue his career after his victory.. but isn&#039;t that how all of the recent Derby winners have ended up?</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="vgeek, post: 4465658, member: 563929"] I've had horrible luck going against huge favorites this year. I went to the Louisiana Derby and hoped for Pyro to lose, he didn't. He ended up flopping his next two races. Come the Ky Derby, I know that Big Brown was going to win, but went against him hoping Gayego or Tale of Ekati would be a bomb.... didn't happen. Took Ky Bear and Gayego again in the Preakness realizing that Big Brown would obviously win again, and he will win the Belmont unless something happens with his 'foot situation.' The only bad part is that Richard Dutrow and IEAH Stables aren't really the people you want to see winning the first Triple Crown in 30 years, a known juicer and a horse hedge fund that is hurting the sport by selling breeding rights instead of allowing the Triple Crown to continue his career after his victory.. but isn't that how all of the recent Derby winners have ended up? [/QUOTE]

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