Well, that didn’t work out like we had hoped. Denny Velazquez certainly had TENS in a position to win the race but he just didn’t go when the time came.
He may have got tired late – it’s been a while since he raced – but Denny didn’t think it was that. We’re going to scope him in case he bled but that may not be the case either.
He he did get knocked around a bit late and he certainly gave up after that, but I don’t think he was going to win from that point anyhow.
We’ll evaluate and then decide what’s next. Most likely we’ll find him a softer spot and try and get that next win.
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It was sad. I thought he had a great start and was doing pretty good and staying up with the leaders and then it all unraveled. 😦 Maybe next time???
I think so. He came back fine. We scoped him to make sure he didn’t bleed and he was fine. We’re guessing he just came up a bit short after 6 weeks off. We’ll give him some class relied next time and give it another try!
Any idea what weekend you think Tens Wild might run again?
Most likely around the 20th or so. It may not be a weekend, though. I’ll be doing a more thorough post shortly since I talked to Clay earlier about TENS with more info.