It's all about the Kentucky Derby

Man, with all of the hoopla, and me running late, I'm wondering how much writing I'll be able to do on the 2011 Kentucky Derby. I guess to get off to a good start, I'll have to figure out who is left in the race. Maybe someone has got a current list.

Thank goodness the analysis will only take 5 or 10 minutes. I do have my youngest daughter rounding up the contenders for me, she has been doing a fine job since she was 12. She is 28 now. Then, the Ability-X Ratings "Simple" pick has won the past 3 years, despite her getting hung up briefly on "Chocalate Candy" a couple of years ago.

I also strongly suspect that Street Sense may have been the 2007 "Simple" pick, and if I get time to run that file, I'll get back to you on that. But, I will take a look at the last 4 years in my analysis, because they cover the brilliant reinsmanship of one Calvin "Boo" Borel. With all that is discussed and re-hashed from the handicapper's perspective, on this race, there is never near enough said about the horsemen involved, and the huge role that they play in winning the Run for the Roses.

So stay tuned, I will start blogging in earnest, very soon. And, Ability-X Ratings for both the Kentucky Oaks and Derby day will be available, also including the past 3 years for your comparisons, in the search for the winning numbers.

Also, don't forget, Ability-X Ratings - All-Tracks is available today, and includes the Churchill Downs card for today.

These Ebooks also include 1 month of  Ability-X Ratings - All-Tracks, the lowest price for the whole Triple Crown.