Indygo Mt Entered On Thursday At The Fairgrounds In A Alw Race At One Mile .really Like This Colt Alot In The Future We Will See If He Likes 2 Turns.

Originally Posted by peacerules

Indygo Mt Entered On Thursday At The Fairgrounds In A Alw Race At One Mile .really Like This Colt Alot In The Future We Will See If He Likes 2 Turns.

Hey Peacerules, let's make a head to head wager on this race, I like Friesan Fire and you are high on Indygo Mt., your in?


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Hey Fb Your On I Will Be Giving Up Experience But Maybe I Can Make Up In Talent.u Like All Of Larry Jones Horses Huh .hey Did U See The Race At Churchill Just Like The Way The Colt Did It In His Second Lifetime Start.sounds Like A Bet To Me Good Luck .

What are we going to put on the line, just a gentleman's wager.

Thought you guys might enjoy this article...

from Bloodhorse:

In what has to be one of the strongest and deepest 2-year-old allowance fields ever assembled at Fair Grounds, nine juveniles will go to the post in Thursday’s one-mile test, several of whom have already excited fans with their dazzling performances.



The headliners are Indygo Mountain, the Bret Calhoun-trained son of A.P. Indy who demolished his opponents in a one-mile maiden event at Churchill Downs Nov. 19; stakes-placed Friesan Fire, whom trainer Larry Jones feels is one of the most promising young colt’s he’s ever had and who has been working lights out at Fair Grounds with the addition of blinkers; Doc’s Friend, another Jones-trained colt, who was third behind eventual Remsen (gr. II) winner Old Fashioned before breaking his maiden by 3 1/2 lengths; Map of the World, a Hennessy colt who broke his maiden at first asking at Keeneland before finishing third in a seven-furlong allowance race at Churchill in a swift 1:22 2/5; Uno Mas, a Steve Asmussen-trained son of Macho Uno, who dusted a maiden field by 4 1/4 lengths at Churchill Downs in his dirt debut; and the California invader Escalon, trained by Doug O’Neill, who finished third in the Cal Cup Juvenile and was beaten less than five lengths in both the Del Mar Futurity (gr. I) and Real Quiet Stakes.



Indygo Mountain, owned by Clarence Scharbauer of Alysheba fame, finished second over Keeneland’s Polytrack in his career debut before breaking his maiden in magnificent style by 6 1/2 lengths in 1:35 2/5 for the mile. Scharbauer purchased the colt at the Keeneland September yearling sale for $600,000.



Friesan Fire, who is coming off a bullet breeze in :47 flat, fastest of 89 works at the distance, has responded to blinkers in the morning after finishing third in the Futurity Stakes (gr. II) at Belmont and fourth in the Nashua Stakes (gr. III). Jones will equip the son of A.P. Indy with blinkers for the first time, feeling the colt’s tendency to goof off in the stretch in his last two races greatly compromised his chances.



Jones, who also trains the exciting Old Fashioned, has entered Doc’s Friend, a son of Friends Lake, who has never been out of the money in four starts, all at Delaware Park and all at six furlongs or shorter.



Uno Mas began his career with two seconds at Arlington before breaking poorly and finishing sixth at Keeneland. Sent to Fair Grounds, he made his dirt debut and won going away after splitting rivals in the stretch.



Also entered are Code of Honour, a 4 3/4-length maiden winner at Remington Park; Devil Approved It, who will be making his eighth start, breaking his maiden by 3 3/4 lengths at Presque Isle Downs four starts back; and Southern Anthem, a three-length maiden winner at Churchill for a $30,000 claiming tag.

Very Nice Article On These Promising Colts U Let Me Know Fb A Gentlemans Bet Is Fine With Me Or Whatever U Want To Bet.i Hope He Runs Better Than The Jones Filly The Other Night Lol.good Luck To U .who Do U Like Cat.

Head to Head for a croaker, is that within your range? (LOL)

Sure Lol What Makes U Like Jones Horse So Much The Blinkers Added I Watched Him Run In Both The Nasuha And The Futurity Bet Him In Both Of Them .where R U Located At.

I want a crispy new one and email me, I will at fbwinners@aol.com and I will tell you where to FED-EX it over!!!!
I live on the Ms Gulf Coast.

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I LIVE IN MOBILE AL A FEW MILES FROM U .I HAVE A PLACE AT GULF SHORES ANYWAY GOOD LUCK TO U .U CAN EMAIL ME AT BETTINGFOOL0313@AOL.COM TO SEND ME MINE LOL.U SOUND MIGHTY SURE U R GONNA WIN

I'm in Gulf Shores / Orange Beach four times a year. Usually at Bella Luna, Caribe, or the Mystique west end of Gulf Shores. I was just over in Mobile last weekend, you ever head over to the dog track and wager on the ponies in the dungeon?


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I Do Used To Do It For A Living Never Missed A Day In 5 Yrs Out There Hit Some Big Tickets Had A Run At Churchill For 840,000 In The Pick Six Had The Horse On Top In The Stretch And He Ran Third.u Come To The Dogtrack Often I Might Know U. I Have A Townhouse On The West Beach .what Were U Doing In Mobilr Last Weekend.

No much at the dog track, a few times after Katrina no other place to go. Was following behind my wife shopping.

I Hear U Sounds Like Fun Lol.something I Dont Do Follow My Wife Around,anyway I Think This Is A Pretty Tough Race.u Have The Edge On Me U Have Had More Races And Experience.but I Think I Have The Best Horse Maybe Not On Thursday But Down The Rd.u Have The Best Trainer Mine Is Up And Coming He Is Hungry.just Hope He Knows What To Do With A Good Horse.

I won't look at the race until Wednesday night, but obviously Indygo Mountain was very impressive last time out. I imagine it'll be hard to look past him.

Incidentally, i got a chuckle when looking at Mike Watchmaker's column on the Derby in Wednesday's Racing Form. He refers to Indygo Mountain as being "under the radar".

Mike Watchmaker Lol Thats All I Will Say On That Subject

Peace, we have to wait till the 18th now.

On The 18th Then Ok The Bet Is Still On

Originally Posted by peacerules

On The 18th Then Ok The Bet Is Still On

NEW ORLEANS, La. – A much-anticipated match up of highly regarded juveniles that was lost to a rare snow cancellation last week will be renewed Thursday at Fair GroundsVinery Stables’ Friesan Fire, third in Belmont’s Grade II Futurity and fourth in Aqueduct’s Grade III Nashua in the fall, has been made the slight 8-5 morning line choice in Thursday’s sixth race, a $44,000 one-mile allowance event that has attracted a field of six.Clarence Scharbauer Jr.’s Indygo Mountain, who broke his maiden by 6 1/4 lengths when dominating rivals in a one-mile event at Churchill Downs Nov. 19, is the 9-5 early second choice Thursday.Friesan Fire’s trainer Larry Jones, who was presented with this year’s “Big Sport of Turfdom” award in Tucson, Ariz., last week, made a quick return trip to New Orleans well in advance of Thursday’s event.

The affable Kentuckian, who is also the conditioner of recent Grade II Remsen winner Old Fashioned, saddled Eight Belles to finish second in last spring’s Kentucky Derby and Proud Spell to win last spring’s Kentucky Oaks after taking last winter’s Grade II Fair Grounds Oaks.Jockey Terry Thompson, 27, an Iowa native who is hanging his tack at Fair Grounds for the first time this winter, has been named to handle the reins on Friesan Fire, who worked a bullet half-mile in :47.00 breezing at Fair Grounds Dec. 7.Indygo Mountain is trained by Bret Calhoun, the only horseman to have saddled four winners on a single program at Fair Grounds this season.


The Texas native sent this son of A. P. Indy four furlongs in :49.40 over the local surface Dec. 3. Jamie Theriot, Fair Grounds’ leading rider a season ago, is slated for the saddle on Indygo Mountain, who was a $600,000 purchase at the Keeneland September sale in 2007.Calhoun also trains Silver City, a $700,000 purchase at that same sale for Scharbauer – a fellow Texan who won the 1987 Kentucky Derby and Preakness with Alysheba.Completing Thursday’s field (with jockeys) is Escalon, Pat Valenzuela; Code of Honor, Eddie Martin Jr.; Uno Mas, Shaun Bridgmohan, and Southern Anthem, James Graham.

Hey Fb U Must Be Playing Linemaker Now I Could Have Sworn I Was The Favorite A Week Ago. I Love The Way They Write These Races They Must Likejones Over There .back To The 18th Mt Broke His Madien On The 19th Cost 3 Lbs A Joke Giving Exp @ Weight Let Them Run On Even Terms A Joke.

Wasn't Indygo Mountain listed @ 5/2 last week?

Thats What I Thought Cat Fb Must Be Touting Everyone On The Jones Horse. Lol

I can tell you if my partner and I were wagering in the pools on weekdays at the FG, we wouln't get anything on our horses. We play offshore.


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Hey Fb Just Kidding With U Doesnt Jones Have 2 In Sat In The Sugar Bowl U Know Anything About Them .i Like The Stall Horse Map Of The World Saw Him Break His Madien Then At Churchill Dont Know What Happened Get That No Riding Albarado Off Of Him He Is The Worst Jockey In The Country For As Many Good Horses He Gets.let Me Know If U Like The Jones Horses Thanks

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