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why would a horse who places in a graded race deserve to be in the derby ahead of a horse who WINS a graded race??? if you PLACE in a couple, that means more than winning?? i think that's bs.
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the rules are the same for everyone leading up to the derby. your horse doesn't get enough graded $--tough. he does? great. you hit the jackpot. |
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who was the last horse who was excluded due to earnings who turned out to be something later in the year, against the 'stars' of his crop?? i'm not talking older, i mean a three year old, who missed the derby, but came out and won the midsummer classics, or in the fall, and showed he was much the best? |
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My memory sucks. :o |
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and he ran in the belmont, didn't he? i'm talking about one of these on the cusp of the derby horses, who CAN'T run, but comes out and kicks butt over the derby runners later, or over the winner--er, this would have to be ancient history, derby winners don't tend to run past june anymore! |
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you lost me there. i would have thrown some fillies in before i mentioned that one. sorry. the position is still open. |
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You can say that we know RHT became a better horse with maturity...you can't guarantee that with Smarty. Through the Triple Crown though, no doubt - Smarty ruled. |
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I feel it's important for God to be selective. Keep up the good work. |
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