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"To learn who rules over you, simply find out who you are not allowed to criticize"...Voltaire |
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So unless Freddy has had a change of heart regarding Big Z, he sounds completely disingenuous here. |
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![]() Songbird would have wiped clean of the Ballerina yesterday, and all would be good in the world today...
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![]() She was 2-5, loped along on the easiest of leads and still got tagged. There was nothing "awesome" about her performance. But this is who she is. She's a nice filly who always shows up, no matter the track, and runs average to below-average races for the Grade I level. She is entirely dependent on who she's facing and she lost to a clearly better horse yesterday, so now she's lost a step? Come on. She's good for the game and her connections have been great about showcasing her across the country, but the idea that she is or ever was some invincible Hall of Fame-caliber filly is just absurd.
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![]() No she shouldn't these horses aren't machines. Plus, I am sure if she saw the horse on her outside she would of fought back.
Saratoga and Del Mar for being the premiere meets also claims a lot of champions losing there. I mean should Paradise Woods retire after her flop today? |
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Forever Unbridled is OK she ran 2+ lengths further then SB as SB meandered uncontested and STILL she couldnt draw off. Why simply because she isnt that fast. FU runs by appt. only obviously has to have some soundness issues, if you watched her last 1/4 it was painful, and she still got to SB at 10f's she would have won by 6...Its Unbridled Forever for goodness sake not Personal Ensign Inside Information Azeri etc have a heart folks...You really think she is a faster filly then Ashado who was another born in right year greatest evah At 2: Won Spinaway S. (G1), Demoiselle S. (G2), Schuylerville S. (G2) 2nd Breeders' Cup Juvenile Fillies (G1) 3rd Frizette S. (G1) At 3: Won Breeders' Cup Distaff (G1), Coaching Club American Oaks (G1), Kentucky Oaks (G1), Fair Grounds Oaks (G2), Cotillion H. (G2) 2nd Mother Goose S. (G1), Ashland S. (G1) 3rd Alabama S. (G1) At 4: Won Ogden Phipps H. (G1), Go For Wand H. (G1), Beldame S. (G1) 2nd Pimlico Distaff H. (G3) 3rd Breeders' Cup Distaff (G1) |
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![]() Rachel was awesome. And her connections were smart enough to avoid Zenyatta blowing by her.
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"So you say there's a race Of men in the trees You're for tough legislation Thanks for posting I wait all night for posts like these" Donald Fagen |
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Last edited by freddymo : 08-28-2017 at 08:16 AM. |
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![]() From Bloodhorse/Haskins
I will save AWESOME for this: Fantasy Stakes – Biggest margin in the history of the race (8 ¾ lengths). Kentucky Oaks – Biggest margin in the history of the race (20 ¼ lengths). Preakness – First filly to win the Preakness in 85 years and the first horse in history to win from post 13. Mother Goose – Biggest margin in the history of the race (19 ¼ lengths), previously held by Ruffian, and ran the fastest time in the history of the race (1:46 1/5). Haskell – To repeat, second-biggest margin in the history of the race (six lengths), and second-fastest time (1:47 1/5) in the history of the race by one fifth of a second, and two fifths of a second off the track record set by Spend a Buck 24 years earlier. Woodward – First filly in history to win the Woodward, and ran the fastest time since the race was moved to Saratoga. Even winning the Woodward by a head and the Preakness by one length, Rachel’s average margin of victory in 2009 was an astounding 8 ¼ lengths. |