For you Beyer Speed Figure fans, the Derby runner that posted the
highest number on the Derby Trail was none other than the Dale
Romans-trained J Boys Echo.
J Boys Echo broke his maiden second out and concluded his juvenile
campaign with a fourth place finish behind Gunnevera in the G3 Delta
Jackpot.
J Boys Echo began this year in New York with a third place finish after
an impossible, off the pace trip over an inside, speed biased inner
track at Aqueduct in the G3 Withers from post 10 behind the
aforementioned El Areeb.
That best Beyer came next out in the G3 Gotham. A much hotter pace
developed between the first two finishers in the Withers and J Boys Echo
took advantage, sitting a much better trip from his rail draw to pounce
on the turn and draw away to a three-plus length tally while posting a
102.
Romans decided to bring J Boys Echo back to the Kentucky for the G2 Blue
Grass. Things didn’t go well at all. He was bumped and troubled at the
break, didn’t get much pace to run at over a course that favored speed
and just never looked like himself. Many felt he “bounced” off of his
top effort in the Gotham, finishing fourth.
For you Beyer Speed Figure fans, the Derby runner that posted the
highest number on the Derby Trail was none other than the Dale
Romans-trained J Boys Echo.
J Boys Echo broke his maiden second out and concluded his juvenile
campaign with a fourth place finish behind Gunnevera in the G3 Delta
Jackpot.
J Boys Echo began this year in New York with a third place finish after
an impossible, off the pace trip over an inside, speed biased inner
track at Aqueduct in the G3 Withers from post 10 behind the
aforementioned El Areeb.
That best Beyer came next out in the G3 Gotham. A much hotter pace
developed between the first two finishers in the Withers and J Boys Echo
took advantage, sitting a much better trip from his rail draw to pounce
on the turn and draw away to a three-plus length tally while posting a
102.
Romans decided to bring J Boys Echo back to the Kentucky for the G2 Blue
Grass. Things didn’t go well at all. He was bumped and troubled at the
break, didn’t get much pace to run at over a course that favored speed
and just never looked like himself. Many felt he “bounced” off of his
top effort in the Gotham, finishing fourth.