Ron Flatter
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591 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Apr 2026
last heard 7 Aug
Ron Flatter’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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That's the issue.
But he looked great winning the Arkansas Derby.
So if he can carry that race with him into this race, then he's going to be a threat.
The horses that are belonging to Brad Cox, two of them.
You have Commandment, who won the Florida Derby, and that traditionally is the best way to get to a Kentucky Derby victory.
No prep race.
has produced more winners of the Kentucky Derby than the Florida Derby.
And he's drawn closer to the inside in the more ideal post.
But one I like a lot, and I think could either be a super horse, or, I mean, this is an all-or-nothing play, and this is the horse I'm keying on.
His name is further ado, and he'll be in post-18, which actually might advantage him because he'll be away from some of the traffic working to the inside, and he'll be able to work out a trip going to that first turn.
All he did was win the bluegrass stakes by 11 lengths in his last race, and he got the best buyer speed that you're coming into this race of 106.
The fear is he could do what's called bounce, which is regress to a mean, and then all of a sudden if that mean is just sort of ho-hum, he finishes up the track.
The other side of this, though, he may be the best horse on merit in the race just off of that, and if he duplicates even 90% of his bluegrass stakes, he wins the Kentucky Derby, and that's what I'm banking on.
Well, if you go based on just the way they have raced and the way they have performed,
in recent times, then you have Flavian Pratt, who's a native of France, and he's on emerging market for Chad Brown, who also has never won the Derby.
But Flavian Pratt has, and he's on emerging market.
He's a horse who's only raced twice ever.
Only one other horse has ever won the Kentucky Derby on his third start, and that was in 1883.
You and I weren't even around for that one.
I was barely old.
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