Lookin at Lucky ?

When are going to learn.

but theres another peaking at the right time   Zenyatta       and roused i'll bet u lal finishes behind morning line

If you find 10-1 scoop it up quick!

My guess is between 7/2 - 6 on BC Day.

“I wanted that other horse to be way in front,” trainer Bob Baffert said. “I wanted something for him to focus on. This was his last major work. Now, we’ll play the waiting game.”

Lookin At Lucky was ridden by jockey Martin Garcia, who has the mount in the BC Classic.

“He worked amazing,” Garcia said. “To ride in that race, and to have a powerful horse, that’s great.”

I see another horse entered in here with almost the same name.

That's right, Lookin' at Loser should be about 50-1 to pick a winner on BC day!

luckin at lucky under the radar? hmm tough one but that haskell win pretty good

Field is going to be awesome love it, I'm really leaning towards Blame, watching the steven foster @churchill really nice movement and acceleration to the wire after they went the mile in 1:36.3 that was as good a performance as I've seen in a while by any contender, loves the track obviously and even carried a little wide with energy through the turn I'm really liking this one.

My guess is that you will end up being on the chalk like you always are.   

Lookin at Lucky - not good enough.  not fast enough.  i may sit on this ship as it sinks to the bottom of the ocean but i just don't think he is good enough.  he has the smart strike and i know that.  that haskell was nice but against who?  facing older here and stalking from off the pace i think will be a challenge. he could win but my gut tells me he just isn't good enough.  baffert wil have him ready and he will fire.  guys on tv will tell you "he made up a lot of ground" in Indiana but let's be honest that was indiana.  he should have won that race by 10+ and he did not. 

Blame - overrated.  he won the G1 Foster but against who?  he beat QR in NYRA but QR was all goofy that day and cocky and johnny v screwed up the race.  got a crack in the G1 JCGC and he couldn't beat a NY bred.  same thing here as he could win but my instincts say he is not good enough to win the Breeder's Cup Classic.    

Atlas you could be 100% right that LAL is not good enough, and I think you're right on with the "who did he beat" angle.  However, to me it's about how he did it in the Preakness and the Haskell (even Indiana for that matter).  Garcia had instructions to stay wide and never get the horse boxed.  Watch those two races and you'll see a horse who was handled with extreme confidence.

Whether or not he's up for the task against older horses remains to be seen.  For the record, if you do sit on the ship as it sinks, I'll be the guy next to you in the beach chair with the umbrella in his drink!