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Bushrmyirr He'S an Irish runner that has impressed in Europe. Then HI takeSi/uurr Siidt*.
Jumih Turfi I'm leuntag towards \&«tphatia, but t also like City Donah imm and tM Contt. especially if street ffcit* ran well in the Juveniles, one rase before this ones
Sprintt This race i» always a shot in the dark, but this year, fin going with btuimtfht Lutm. fabulous Strifes fatat Bullvt and Tbnptc Storm. HI mix them up m a variety uf boxes.
TUrft The Europeans always seem to do well hem but maybe we have one horse. Qnraii Cbufener. who may be able to run with die tikes of (Who# mid Soktimtffiuium.
Cla—let The best horse in the world. Curtin, is the headliner here, and he should win. I say “should" because he's running on the artificial surface tbr the first time, and who knows whether he'll like it or not. In addition, the top European turf runners somehow ended up in this race instead id in the Turf Horses like N*nryth»MU>i#ator and Dukv Of Siarmalmkt would have been standouts in that race, but their connections decided to trv the Pro-Hide surface to see if they can pull off the upset. Then you can throw in Cummo Omv, the undefeated colt from Japan, and Huivn » ftu». we should have a race on our hands.
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