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Author Archives: turfcapper
#Steakhouse Night
Every couple of months I like to have #SteakhouseNight, whereby I cook for myself or others, a dish fit for a steakhouse. I love steakhouses, among many types of cuisine, but I figured out years ago that there aren’t many … Continue reading
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Preakness
This one is easy pickins. Always Dreaming is the best horse. Can’t bet him at 4/5. Classic Empire could turn the tables. I’d want 7/2 or more to play him. May take a shot at a tri with … Continue reading
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Derby Observations
If I could have changed all my plays with 10 minutes to post . . . . the rain and conditions aided Always Dreaming, but he was definitely the best today. Should we believe that 22.3 first quarter ? Saw … Continue reading
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143rd Kentucky Derby
What a baffling group for this year’s Kentucky Derby. My first impression; Not the most stellar crop of three year olds. Second impression: It’s been a war of attrition. Most of the major contenders have a knock on them, including … Continue reading
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Arrogate or Arrogant ?
I’m looking forward to seeing Arrogate run against Midnight Storm on Sunday. Should be a good test for both of them. Honestly, I was stunned by the way Arrogate ran in the Travers last summer. The time was legit, but … Continue reading
Bourbon
We’ve been having a taste off of moderately priced bourbons at family holiday events lately . . . so far, Makers Mark and Bulleit are the leaders in the clubhouse. I plan to introduce the sneaky solid Evan Williams at … Continue reading
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