Some big name Q's today at the M, reported on media sites.
We will have a post up tomorrow, updating the North America Cup eligibles, and we will update the odds lines, but a couple of quick notes, that were, for me, shocking.
Duneside Perch who was bought last year for $700,000 had a poor debut. So did former stablemate Moon Beam, who is also close to tops on our list.
That's about $1.5M worth of horseflesh qualifying poorly. That must be tough for the owners to swallow. Let's hope they bounce back.
A few other goods one qualified well. We might have to add them to the list of ones to follow.
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