Monday Boxing: Mike Smith Won-Lost Weekend Edition

Good for the goalie, boo on the guy atop the luckless Bodemeister.

Never liked the horserace rider of that name. Always considered him overhyped. Much preferred the reformed-boozer Jerome D. Bailey, son of a dentist.

Never got on well vis-a-vis the mutuels with the great Christopher J. McCarron, either, even though he was, as the late, lamented Richard A. Mitchell always used to say, “The greatest turf jockey ever to put on a pair of bootsz.” Always preferred the reckless and ornery Corey S. Nakatani, genius-jockey manque.

Of course, the greatest jockey of all time was Craig Perret. He took only two or three mounts per year, but he won when he wanted. You could look it up.

Finger
Race 5: #4 Louisiana Warrior (early) – #2 Maid of Flowers (final)
Race 9: #1A Buckridge Bailey – #2 Rule Seventy Six

Exhibition
Race 8: #2 Lasting Spice – #8 Diana’s Legacy

Mountain
Race 2: #6 Sugar Free – #5 Final Decree
Race 4: #6 Senor Smiley – #4 Belo Sorte
Race 5: #5 Fly Robin Fly – #7 Sophie’s Smile

Thank you. Best wishes. Please join us again tomorrow for the once-a-week feature known the world over as “Tuesday Sniping”. Until such time, it’s goodbye. Next time!