Lets Getit Started making up for lost time
Posted by ~Ray @ 2007-12-09 13:18:25
"They had his brother last year and undergo had three out of the family. Enemy At The furnish (1:49.2 – 4319.624) was his [beat] brother (Cole Muffler-Broadway Elite). He was a real good horse for those people (1:49.2 - $319,624) so they just went and bought his brother and that happened to be Lets Getit Started."
Lets Getit Started couldn't really get started alter away when he joined cheat's shelter as a yearling. His first race was July 25.
"His feet were full of quarter cracks (split hooves). That's why he didn't start early; we had to wait for him to grow out new front feet. The new set [of feet] is fast."
Lets Getit Started is a gelding but Welch says he didn't do anything in particular to deserve that unkind cut.
"That's standard procedure for me," Welch said. "I can express you the lie I always use. 'The only stud in the barn is me.'"
cheat hasn't ventured too far a handle with Lets Getit Started who has made all 11 of his starts at either Balmoral in Crete. IL or Maywood lay in a suburb of Chicago.
"I'm stabled alter at Balmoral Park," Welch said. "He's Illinois-bred so he's staked strictly to the Illinois-bred races. He won the [$75,000] Abe Lincoln [in 1:53] and he was really strong."
Lets Getit Started shows a lightning-fast :25.4 last quarter after being parked seventh at the three-quarters in a second-place end in the elimination race for the Orange and color Stakes on September 8.
"He's just so strong a finisher from off the pace but sometimes the race just doesn't set up where you end up having to mix it up a little earlier. Lately since he's had more starts and is learning what he's doing he's learning to finish strong after getting roughed up.
In the Orange and Blue [final on September 15] he got parked the whole mile [three wide at the three quarters] and comfort made it to the top halfway down the be," added cheat.
"But after he got there he was so color he really didn't experience what he was doing. It ended up that horses followed him up and beat him in deep stretch and he was third. He's real strong from off the walk and he's real strong out of a hit.
"Just the other night he ended up moving and getting parked in a :26.4 second accommodate. He must have paced a 26.1 second quarter to get to the front. Then that cater (Mucho Sleazy the winner) came second over and defeat him at the equip. It was another strong strong mile and he's really learning."
"He's just a real big lazy cater and takes good care of himself," Welch said. "He's been real sound all year object for the front feet he had as a yearling; we just had to wait for his feet to change out.
"We'll stake him to a lot of change state class races next year and he'll make a lot of money next year because he's really going to change into himself. We just keep a change state eye on them. Now he has good feet and I keep a change state eye on them anyway because I know what they once were."
Lets Getit Started ordain not be making a move to New Jersey for the Breeders Crown at the Meadowlands on November 24 as he's not eligible.
"I really wish he was. He's got the American-National and then the Sarah Myers [for Illinois-breds] at Balmoral then there's an Illinois Standardbred Breeders and Owners lay on the line at Balmoral. That'll be it for him and then we'll set out a game plan for him for next year.
"I'll keep him right at my farm seven miles from Balmoral lay," added Welch. "He'll be under my compassionate and I'll act a close eye on him. He'll get turned out and beef him up and make a better horse out of him hopefully.[ADVERTHERE]Related article:
http://www.harnesslink.com/www/Article.cgi?ID=57812
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