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![]() That would have been a fun race to watch if they could have hooked up....I think Point Given was better but the two styles would have made it a good race.
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![]() You mean Street Cry, it would have been interesting had he been around for the triple crown, would Point Given had even made the Hall of Fame? Think about it...We know who the better sire is.
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![]() I always liked Street Cry going back to his 2YO season, but how is this relevant to anything? Some of today's top sires were not champions on the track (i.e., Distorted Humor, Smart Strike, Indian Charlie), but outperformed more celebrated race horses in the breeding shed.
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IC was among the best race horses of the last 20 years. His success in the shed only goes to show just how gifted a runner he was. |
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![]() He went off favored in the Derby... says a lot right there. Horse was really good. Too bad his career was so short. Interestingly, he's really the only sire success story of that class that I can think of...
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Old Trieste was doing very well before dying at a young age. Real Quiet, while not a resounding success, has sired a few good horses while getting a crappy book of mares. Grand Slam has done pretty decently. All four of those have sired BC winners, btw. I think that crop has been much better at stud than the previous year. The only sire from that crop that's done anything is Awesome Again. |
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![]() And Pulpit.
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![]() no Smarty and Point Given
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