Randy Moss
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first heard Apr 2025
last heard 1 May
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In this field? Yeah. Get down to about between 135 and 140.
I don't get paid enough for this. Horses have probably felt that way. We probably have. Unfortunately, they don't know how to communicate that. Weight is a little overrated. in horse racing just a little bit, just because the horses themselves weigh anywhere from 1,000 to 1,200 pounds. You know, wait till you see Citizen Bull. He looks like a Clydesdale.
This sucker, they didn't name him Bull because of that. They named him after the Citizen Bullhead watch. that I think was made famous by Brad Pitt in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, I think was the movie. So that's how they got the name Citizen Bull, but this horse looks like a bull.
But my point being that when horses are that big and that stout, you know, two or three, four extra pounds on their back doesn't really make all that much of a difference. But when you're talking about 235 pounds, yeah, maybe not.
Oh, yes. Horses are not nearly as robust and as a silverback gorilla. Horses are pretty fragile. And I agree with you. I got that question the other day on an interview. It depends on who the 100 men are. Yeah, 100 jockeys, probably not. The right 100 men who are just crazy enough, I think they could probably also handle a silverback gorilla.
10 to 1? I think the jockeys would still take me. 1,000 to 100? Yeah.
How about, well, let's see. I'm not much of a fighter. How about 15? 15, okay. I'll take that.
I got a few of them here to give you. First of all, in the Kentucky Oaks, the big favorite is Good Cheer. I think she's undefeated. She's six for six. She's six to five in the program line. I think she's worth taking a shot against just because her numbers are not all that great. There's a horse in there named Quietside that I think would be worth a play, despite her number 14 post position.
So it would be 14 Quietside. There's another horse in there by the name of Ballerina Doro, who breaks from post number six. And then the number two in there is a horse called Simply Jokin'. So I think if you were just to box, right, box Quietside and Simply Jokin' and Ballerina Doro and try to beat Good Cheer...
like in an X-Acto box or something, you might be able to get a pretty nice payoff there. And then earlier on the card, there's a race called the La Troianne. You may have heard of Torpedo Anna. She won the Kentucky Oaks last year. She was named Horse of the Year last year. She hasn't lost since then. She's two for two this year at Oaklawn Park in Hot Springs. She's going to be a big favorite.
Again, I think she is a heavy favorite that might be worth a bet against. Chad Brown has a couple of horses in that race, and one of them is named Randomized and the other is named Raging Sea. Honestly, I would play a trifecta and put Torpedo Anne a third. That's almost heresy in horse racing.
But I would use Randomized, who's got a wire-to-wire possibility there, and then Raging Sea on top of Torpedo Anne and really try to swing for the fences in that one as well.
That's Friday. All right. You want me to bounce through Saturday real quick? I got a couple for you. Yes, please. Please. In the fourth race in the Knicks go, there's a horse called Castle Chaos. I think he's the four horse. You might want to double check that, but his name's Castle Chaos. He's 20 to one in the program.
He hasn't won a race since 2023, and I'm telling you, he's got a hell of a chance to win the next go. I'm not expecting him to be 20-1. I'm expecting more like 10-1, 12-1, but still. I mean, I think Castle Chaos has a big shot. And then in the Pat Day Mile, that's the sixth race. There's a horse that's 6-1 in the program called Gate to Wire. That's not the way he runs.
He'll be back in the pack a little bit, but the pace looks pretty fast. Todd Pletcher's the trainer. And I think Gate to Wire in the pad day mile is going to be a pretty good play as well.
Now, this is a huge long shot, and I don't think he can necessarily win, but you can put him into your supers and your tries and maybe really try to kill the world. His name is Final Gambit. He's trained by Brad Cox. He's probably going to be 40-something to one, maybe 50 to one. He won the Jeff Ruby stakes on synthetic. He's never run on dirt before.
But since he's never run on dirt before, what we don't know is maybe he's even better on dirt. We don't know. He's training really well on dirt at Churchill Downs. Brad Cox has been really surprised how well he's trained. He'll be last early, probably. He'll be way back there. But if the pace is fast, he'll be running.
And he may be able to, you know, pass some tired horses and get up for third or fourth at 50 to one. You never know. Okay.
All right. So journalism, sovereignty, journalism, sovereignty, and then underneath that in the third and fourth spots, then you got Sandman, then you got Burnham Square, then you've got the Japanese horse Luxor Cafe. Right. Then you've got this horse Final Gambit. So, yeah, you can spread on the third in the third and fourth spots and maybe get a really nice payoff.
I'm talking I was 12 years old at the time. I had just started handicapping for a newspaper in Little Rock under somebody's name when I was 12 years old. They didn't want anyone to know a 12 year old was dispensing financial advice. There was a horse running in Arkansas that actually wound up coming to Churchill Downs and setting a six furlong track record that held for about 25 years.
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