What do ya think?

[LA Pepper]

. You will only be breaking his perfect record.

No comment on whether he should run. I am sooo below Kentucky Derby level, But a 'perfect' record without being tested means absolutely nothing, Except to trick players that don't research for their breeding into giving you money, IMO. Also if he looses at 1 1/4 mile but excels at less, your future breeders will send him appropriate mares and make his stats better.

[Danny Derby]

Hoping we get the top 3-year-old from every division in the Derby this year because it’s only a game and if the horses are talented enough why not give it a shot!

[Nena Olson]

I personally wouldn't do it but if you don't mind whatever placing you get, even if its a poor one, then why not. The worst you can do is finish last and go back to mile races.

[The Steward]

I think my only input - I'm happy for him to run or not run - is that for you and anyone else trying multi-distances, don't think that a finish in the Derby itself is indicative of overall routing ability. Someone has to finish last in the Derby, even amongst the "true" routers.

[Tim Matthews]

Hoping we get the top 3-year-old from every division in the Derby this year because it’s only a game and if the horses are talented enough why not give it a shot!

Square Alert

[Gwayne's World]

Looks as if, for the moment anyway, Randall/Chase have opted out.

[Andrew Chillin]

Yella?

[Art K Stables]

I think its hard enough just to win the distance most obviously preferred, of which there is no guarantee.. but if you have a few dozen SC champs coming down the pike, I would consider it. Otherwise, probably not..

[Carolyn Eaton]

I don't think the Derby is the race to "try" a route distance.

[Randall Allen]

You could always sponsor a nice G1 race if you can't find one for the week you want. There is no shame in sponsoring a race!