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hey what up Kev. good to see you. who is this DaHoss guy? wanting to run up and feed a horse carrot is not an essential desire one must have to like and appreciate the sport of horse racing. whatever.. hey Kev, this is as good of place as any to tell you that you were completely right and I totally wrong about English Channel. what a racehorse. he is America's best turf horse. Repent |
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![]() He has turned into a very good racehorse... I trust things are well for you? |
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yeah, things are good. back in TX now. working a lot but at least I closer to friends and family than I was before. besides the Astros sucking, things are pretty good. Repent |
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Good to hear. Glad to have you on board. Will talk again soon....bed time for me. Not sure if you caught the QEII today, but GW looked awfully good |
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i know he did. I was wrong again. Librettist is a favorite of mine. Although I do have respect for GW, if they meet again in the BCM, I think we get the better of him. but thats just me very biased opinion. Repent |
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oh, so you throw out the Woodforf Reserve and UN? wtf are you thinking? on firm ground, he is the best 12f US turf horse. Cacique is a really nice horse and might be better on both of Belmont's turf courses, but EC has the better chance to win at 12f at CD. Repent |
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![]() but weren't both of english channels losses at 10f? remember sulamani in the arl million a couple years back? class of the field, but the distance was far from his best. three horses finished ahead of him i believe.
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I did not say he needed or was better on firm. I said, in those conditions, he is America's best turf horse. freaking read what I type w/out reading into it what you want. and that 4th in the Manhattan was a very good effort. all 4 finished together. Repent |
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By the way, the race in Dubai was 1 1/4 miles. With regard to the Arlington Million, The Tin Man was obviously the best horse. Cacique was within a neck of him at the quarter pole and then Tin Man blew his away. It would be one thing if The Tin Man was out there with a 3 length lead and then barely held off the closers. That's not what happened. He pulled away from them in the stretch. He had a better late kick than the closers. He would have won the race no matter what the pace scenario was. Last edited by Rupert Pupkin : 09-23-2006 at 10:37 PM. |
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well, Aragorn is awesome. not going to run against EC in the BC, but yes, oif they met at a midde distance of 9f, Aragorn would win. Cacique is a really nice horse who I really thought was the best middle distance turf horse.. Kev will tell you I always said he was better than EC even after the Woodford Reserve. but EC's Manhattan was impressive to me (even in defeat) and the UN was awesome. that made me a believer. Repent |
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I dont care about their health or well being. i did not say I dont care about them. I certainly care about how fast they run and their pari-mutuel wagering price. another analogy. i like film. i like watching Ed Norton or Natalie Portman act on film. But I dont give a damn about their health, happiness, or general well being in real life. they can live or die. makes no difference to me. Repent |
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![]() Maybe I have been a little hard on this Poly track, I saw they ran 1:08 yesterday at Turfway, maybe they are getting it right, but I have to wonder 1:08 is still damn fast and just because it's on Poly, does it still not take as much out of a horse, because it's not on a packed surface...
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