Part 2: After last weeks look at some of the older Breeders Bowl winners, this week I wanna look at a very special group, the 2yo winners, it\u2019s always a great day to see, who has the best 2yo in late October, but most of the time, those horses tend to see their limits soon after, and run into average 3yo seasons. Since 2002 no Breeders Bowl Juvenile Winner went on to win the Derby, and 2008 was no difference, the 2007 Breeders Bowl Juvenile Winner struggled as a 3yo. But let\u2019s look at it in detail: The Breeders Bowl Juvenile: Fleet Daisy <\/SPAN><\/B>won in a nice 93 speed, just nippin out Pyralis and Ghost in a Dancer, he won at odds of 10.5:1, and now a 3yo he stands at: 16 Races \u2013 4 Wins \u2013 1,747,970$ http:\/\/www.simulatedsports.net\/hr\/runtime\/prettyhorse.asp?hossnum=138321&name=junk&lg=&idno=&authcode=&passcard=09090909090909090909&maxer=true<\/A> After the Breeders Bowl win he finished out his 2yo season in a turf try, finishing 4th<\/SUP> in the Grade 2 Phenom Stakes, and that average result in a strange race for a Breeders Bowl Champ showed the way for 2008. Actually the Breeders Bowl Win is his last to date, and it\u2019s fairly unlikely we will see him in any Breeders Bowl race this season. After a 3rd<\/SUP> Place in the Vermont is 4 Lovers he went on to the Florida Derby, a classic Derby Trial, and a 5th<\/SUP> place their likely showed he was no more than average at 9f+. But he went on to compete in the Triple Crown, and a 7th<\/SUP> in the Bluegrass Derby, a 3rd<\/SUP> in the Middle Jewel and a 4th<\/SUP> in the New Yorker was a good result. However who now thought ok, he is getting 12f, let\u2019s keep him there was surprised, how the next races went. The Smackdown Mile brought a 10th<\/SUP> place finish, and a try on Turf in the Big Red Stakes with an 8th<\/SUP> place showed, what he didn\u2019t like. Finally, more than three months after the New Yorker, he at least was in a 10f race on dirt, and showed his lifetime high, a 114 for a 3rd<\/SUP> place in the LA Derby. The way his owner handled him, it would be no sursprise to see him in a Sprint soon, but I really hope he\u2019ll get the chance to unleash his qualities in a 11-12f race on dirt soon. He sure has the capibility of seeing the winners circle again, but it will take a much better placement than in the last year. The Breeders Bowl Juvenile Filly: Ten Year Storm <\/SPAN><\/B>showed her class with a 94, she held off Dream Cat and Sage Royale, her odds 9.5:1, now a 3yo she stands at: 14 Races \u2013 7 Wins \u2013 1,573,265$ http:\/\/www.simulatedsports.net\/hr\/runtime\/prettyhorse.asp?hossnum=133924&name=junk&lg=&idno=&authcode=&passcard=09090909090909090909&maxer=true<\/A> Winning the Breeders Bowl Juvenile Filly was kind of like reaching a super target for the 2yo Silver Deputy Filly, she then went on a long break, and it took 3 months for her to return as a 3yo in Pennsylvania, where she won a Stakes race over 8.5f, her owner then sent her on the Oaks Trials, but she flopped in the Vermont is 4 Lovers finishing 7th<\/SUP>, and a 4th<\/SUP> place in the We get Signal Stakes pointed to her not really being ready for the Bluegrass Oaks, but she went there nevertheless. And the Bluegrass Day was really disappointing, she never found a click in the race, and finished 13th<\/SUP>. She was then moved to turf, but\u00a0 <\/SPAN>just like her male counterpart, she ran a poor 83, and finished 4th<\/SUP> in a Grade 3. After an 8th<\/SUP> place in a Stakes race in June, it was obvious she had lost her speed, or better to say stopped maturing. Her way went back to ALW races, and wonder oh wonder she found a 104 to win in July, and a 108 in September to finish 2nd<\/SUP> in a 8.5f ALW. Her speeds seems back at Stakes Level, and it seems only a question of time, when she\u2019ll be back in the winners circle, not all hope is lost for her 4yo career. The Breeders Bowl Juvenile Turf: Buck\u2019s Party <\/SPAN><\/B>won with a 93 ahead of Woette\u2019s Slipper and Kepler Tokyo, he won at 9.1:1 odds and now a 3yo stands at: