In 1993 Shug debuted two future grade one winning fillies on the SAME CARD at Belmont Park in split divisions of a two year old MSW. Both destroyed their fields.
Name them.

Come on. Who do you think you're talking to?

Inside Info and Heavenly Prize.

Who was the undefeated favorite when Heavenly Prize won the Frizette in her next start.

I also believe Cordero ( as a trainer ) won with a first time starter ( at around 9-1 ) earlier on the Frizette card. Name him!

Strategic Manuever.
You have me on the firster though.

Well, if you got that answer you would have to get some sort of special award. That was probably even more random than your Dutrow horse.

I want to say it was Rogue's Walk but I'm not certain.

The only firster I remember him winning with was the where he told Jan Rushton in the paddock that the horse had been purchased to be a pony for the owners kid and wasn't fast. She reported this in the paddock report and the horse jogged home and paid a fortune. Lots of angry bettors that day.
Even for Angel, that wasn't very nice.

I got one (inside info). Do i get half a prize?

I'll toss you an easy one.
In 1992 on a summer's morning in Saratoga Shug had a turf stakes horse he needed to work out. He wanted the horse to get something out of the workout and needed a workmate.
He really didn't have another grass horse he thought could keep up with this horse so he decided to work out a dirt horse who had soured and who he really didn't have any idea what to do with.
So the horses broke off and at the top of the lane the soured dirt horse disposed of the grass stakes horse, and outworked him by a pole, causing McGaughey to yell Holy ****!!! and smash his binoculars to pieces in jubilation.
Who was this horse?

I had just told the person next to me that story. I think he told her the horse couldn't run, but would make a cute pony for his kids, and she actually repeated it ( much like how she repeated that Ernie Paragallo told her someone offered him $4 million for Daddy Joe before his debut...he eventually broke his maiden for a tag ). Cordero's horse promptly went from like 17-1 to 8-1 at the windows, she has a LOT of clout, and airballed.

One of the greatest moments in NY racing history.

Obviously it's Lure....though I will remain dubious of the overall validity of that story.

Maybe for some, but I was not very pleased to say the least. I had the horse as a possibility in the pik-3's, and when Jan said what she said, I took my red pen and put a big x over him.
A truly spirited profanity storm followed that race.

That story is absolutely true, it was near the end of the meet. My friend was a good friend of Shugs at the time. Check out the dates, the work was near the end of the meet, and he ran in a grass allowance race that he won by a pole in September at Belmont shortly after the spa meet concluded.

Then you're an idiot.

Who doesn't mute her?

Daddy Joe, Paragallo's 2005 version of Unbridled's Song... at least according to him.
As was Scanlon's Song this year... and i think he's still eligible for N1X.

that was my lesson.

I actually find her voice to be... soothing. Must be the southern accent.

Must be you.

Yeah, as I recall Ernie had him " pencilled in as the Wood winner " thus enabling him to win the Arkansas Derby with Achillies of Troy ( who actually WAS a good horse ).

Scanlon's Song got a blistering pace and speed duel to win his debut and as usual was butchered on his way to the shelf and I think may have recently run for a tag. It's too bad. The horse had at least a little ability once.

Achillies of Troy was a VERY good horse.

I was only partially kidding... she stays on mute.

Agreed, is he ever coming back? He had the best figures of any 3YO early this year.

pretty sure 'outofthebox' said he is working again...