It's still early in the game but both of them look like the real deal. They should only get better and better. Even though they are still babies and are still learning, I'm impressed so far.
If he misses his break, he still can rush up from an outside post. For him to be competitive in Grade AA, I think he needs to clear the first turn in the top three.
We've had a nice group of young dogs break in this year and they've made a big difference.
He has tons of potential. He may hit some bumps along the way, but his future looks bright.
He's got a big heart. No matter how much they knock him around he doesn't stop coming. A speed dog who can also come from off the pace is very dangerous.
I think he has what it takes to be something special. He could be one of the elite dogs if he stays sound.
He could be a monster. He's a powerful, powerful pup.
He started breaking better and was getting into his races early.
He's a big dog but when he gets his motor going he makes up a lot of ground. To go from Grade C to Grade AA as fast as he did and not just run but win in Grade AA is pretty impressive.
