He was forced to run behind the others and could not find a break on the rail, so he was crowded to the outside where he then moved toward the front on the straight away.
Once he had sunlight it was a matter of inches to the finish.
He ran a one mile and a half race, but, his path was the longest around the track. He would have won if he wasn't forced to the outside. He is a great horse and we still looking at a horse capable of winning a mile and a half race.
I hope the owners put him to stud and won't run him again. We need his bloodlines back in the Thoroughbred. He is a very important horse.
