I'mawildcrazyguy is correct.


This future Multiple Grade 1 winner came from Hawthorne.





Name her.

Tough Tiz's Sis?

Correct.

She almost took down a laboring Zenyatta at Hollywood Park under Aaron Gryder of all people, after Mike Smith moved Zenyatta too soon.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gOz9PnVGsP0

Justin Dew's Kentucky Derby pick:





Name him.

Zanjero

Correct.

Last one. This horse also ran in the 2007 Derby and has been a good sire of precocious turf horses.



Name him.

Scat Daddy?

Scat Daddy

Correct agian.


One last one. This promising 2yo sprinter almost held off Afleet Alex in the Hopeful Stakes but got hurt and didn't race again for a long time.




Name him.

Devil's Disciple.

Correct.

That was the race when Afleet Alex drifted way out before coming back towards the wire. The place was going nuts.

Yep.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aJTcnGG355s

A one time Met Mile favorite..

Afternoon Deelites

Afternoon Deelites

Too slow I see, but I do remember he was a WVa bred.

Yup, very good..

One time record holder for the fastest turf mile..

Atticus

Yup, it's Atticus..

One of the harder campaigning horses of the 90's.



Name him.

Once favored to win the Breeders' Cup Classic.

Festin.

Very good.. yours looks like Sir Bear.

Yep. Sir Bear.

This popular horse suffered 12 straight defeats at 6/1 or less -- 8 of them as the post time favorite.




Name him.

Strike The Gold..

Name this one.. she had a nice daughter running in NY fairly recently.

Yep.

Beaten favorite in the 1996 Breeders Cup Distaff.




Name her.

Memories of Silver.

Good job on Memories of Silver..

That's the tail swishing Different.. Looked like she was Paseana II prior to the Breeder's Cup..

Yep.


One of the worst 8/1 shots in the history of the Preakness.




Name him.

Ten Cents A Shine?

Correct. I think that one might have been Borel's finest Derby ride.

Last one for now..

A Jockey Club Gold Cup winner..

I don't know this one for sure.

vanlandingham?

You got it Danzig.. nice job.

That horse winning the Eclipse was a travesty.

Which begs the question: who do you think should have won the award? Looks like Vanlandingham had a pretty good year, punctuated by year-end victories in the JC Gold Cup and the DC International, which at the time were the two established "championship" races in the dirt and turf divisions.