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Let's assume that Z wins the BC Classic, beating the BEST in THE WORLD. And RA is in her stall while this is happening (after having beaten up on the usual suspects in some race at BEL previously). Hard to make a case for R as horse of the year, IMO. |
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Z winning the BC Classic would be a huge possible game changer. It depends on what she does between now and then. Right now, she's a lot of lengths behind Rachel Alexandra, who has a few pretty big wins to her name while Zenyatta has just one. The thing is... Zenyatta has had every chance to elevate herself without having to ship out of California. Hollywood Gold Cup, for example. I hope she does it in the Pacific Classic, because time is running out. |
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Zenyatta has yet to leave the comfy confines of SoCal and done nothing but beat up on high priced claimers, some barely. If Rachel was in the race yesterday, she'd win geared down by 5 minimum. |
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![]() Not really when it is run on polytrack, or Proride, or whatever is installed that week. Everyone knows it is a third surface.
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Then again, when a horse dictates race type in EVERY ONE of over 10 starts, I need to see it LOSE before I concede anything to anyone. I need to see RA run FAST early on the lead, on the POLY and continue on to the wire before I take anything away from Z. Jackson is just playing it safe. |