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![]() How about Outflanker? Currently third leading sire in Maryland (after "promotion" from Florida), he never broke his maiden in 10 starts in Europe.
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![]() St. Ballado wasn't a BC Classic type horse but I saw him run a few times and he was Grade 2-3 quality. THere's a number of sires who's a$$ he would've kicked on the racetrack.
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![]() Danehill was a great sire that was just so so as a racehorse.
Trained by Jeremy Tree, Danehill faced the starter nine times, winning four races and only twice finishing unplaced. As a three-year-old, following a valiant third place in the 2,000 Guineas behind Nashwan and a fourth place in the Irish equivalent, Danehill was switched to shorter distances and developed into a champion sprinter, winning the Cork and Orrery Stakes at Royal Ascot and the Haydock Sprint Cup |
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![]() Sort of like Ted Williams son having a kid, even though he sucked, was a mooch and then froze his dad's head.
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![]() Malibu Moon, by far the least accomplished racehorse on the 2009 General Sires list at #16.
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![]() Seeking the Gold was nosed by Forty Niner in both the Haskell and the Travers. In fact the photos of the two races are nearly identical.
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RIP Monroe. |
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Seeking the Gold was a dam good horse with a wonderful pedigree. |
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North America 2 YO Record 1 0 1 0 3,600 ( 80) North America Dirt Sprints 3 1 2 0 16,020 ( 91) North America Dirt Routes 6 3 0 0 286,800 (110) DP = 12-4-22-4-4 DI = 1.42 CD = 0.35 AWD = 7.88 At 3 Won Arlington Classic S. -G2 (300,000), Sheridan S. -G3 (75,000) |
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