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10 pnt move up 06-11-2010 03:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell (Post 656572)
There is no reason for them to go there.

your being completely hypocritical here, there is no more reason to go east for zenyatta as there is for QR to go west.

Or what, is this another "if you want to be considered great you have to race at belmont or saratoga" ideas that seemed to permeate Azeri's career with the racing fans?

Antitrust32 06-11-2010 03:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Danzig (Post 656644)
yes, ironic. he's a huge fan of a six year old making her 17th lifetime start while bashing a horse for being on the shelf....wow

exactly.

Smooth Operator 06-11-2010 03:29 PM

Hard to resist taking a few (cheap) shots at the competition


Time to get an early start on the big weekend :cool:

Indian Charlie 06-11-2010 03:33 PM

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Originally Posted by CSC (Post 656552)
I think this post proves who is actually inept. :D

Yup, your post does.

Indian Charlie 06-11-2010 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Smooth Operator (Post 656626)
Still a long way to go for the china doll known as QR

Pretty funny that Pletch has him back on the shelf … again

Holding off that killer (MM) at Bel must've wiped him out


Hell, they even shortened the Suburban for him this year and he'll probably still stay in the barn … LOL

LOL.

How are the Trojans doing these days... LOL

LOL

LOL

Cannon Shell 06-11-2010 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by 10 pnt move up (Post 656655)
your being completely hypocritical here, there is no more reason to go east for zenyatta as there is for QR to go west.

Or what, is this another "if you want to be considered great you have to race at belmont or saratoga" ideas that seemed to permeate Azeri's career with the racing fans?

Give me a break. What happened when Azeri came East? She lost because she wasn't facing the AAA horses anymore. And yes if you want to be considered great you have to run in the races in which great horses run. Winning the Clement Hirsh and Vanity over suspect horses isn't the stuff legends are made of.

Danzig 06-11-2010 03:39 PM

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Originally Posted by 10 pnt move up (Post 656655)
your being completely hypocritical here, there is no more reason to go east for zenyatta as there is for QR to go west.

Or what, is this another "if you want to be considered great you have to race at belmont or saratoga" ideas that seemed to permeate Azeri's career with the racing fans?

you're right. unless of course they want to be able to say they travelled, took on the best, etc etc.

Cannon Shell 06-11-2010 03:42 PM

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Originally Posted by Danzig (Post 656667)
you're right. unless of course they want to be able to say they travelled, took on the best, etc etc.

Quality Road just ran in the Met Mile and is scheduled to run in the Whitney and Woodward. Zenyatta just ran in the Apple Blossom and is scheduled to run in the Vanity and Clement Hirsh. LOL, you make the call on the tougher schedule!

Thunder Gulch 06-11-2010 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by Smooth Operator (Post 656626)
Still a long way to go for the china doll known as QR

Pretty funny that Pletch has him back on the shelf … again

Holding off that killer (MM) at Bel must've wiped him out


Hell, they even shortened the Suburban for him this year and he'll probably still stay in the barn … LOL

I suspect you are just trying to stir the pot because it's hard to believe someone is that blind to what's obvious to most...I guess it's possible.

Mike Garrett??? Is that you? Come on and fess up.

10 pnt move up 06-11-2010 03:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell (Post 656666)
Give me a break. What happened when Azeri came East? She lost because she wasn't facing the AAA horses anymore. And yes if you want to be considered great you have to run in the races in which great horses run. Winning the Clement Hirsh and Vanity over suspect horses isn't the stuff legends are made of.

your comparing fillies and colts

do you really think the ogden phipps would enhance her reputation against personal ensign? cmon

Danzig 06-11-2010 03:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell (Post 656670)
Quality Road just ran in the Met Mile and is scheduled to run in the Whitney and Woodward. Zenyatta just ran in the Apple Blossom and is scheduled to run in the Vanity and Clement Hirsh. LOL, you make the call on the tougher schedule!

oh, i agree quality road has had tougher races thus far this year. and his breaking of his own record in the donn is another feather in his cap.

Indian Charlie 06-11-2010 03:52 PM

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Originally Posted by 10 pnt move up (Post 656655)
your being completely hypocritical here, there is no more reason to go east for zenyatta as there is for QR to go west.

Or what, is this another "if you want to be considered great you have to race at belmont or saratoga" ideas that seemed to permeate Azeri's career with the racing fans?

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Originally Posted by Danzig (Post 656667)
you're right. unless of course they want to be able to say they travelled, took on the best, etc etc.

I love the whole QR ain't shipping west this year.

Did the Zenyattards forget he actually did ship to California for the BCC last year?

10 pnt move up 06-11-2010 04:03 PM

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Originally Posted by Indian Charlie (Post 656683)
I love the whole QR ain't shipping west this year.

Did the Zenyattards forget he actually did ship to California for the BCC last year?

and Zenyatta is going to ship twice, what is your point?

Frankly if I owned the horse she would never race in california but the complete double standard being applied here is not the logical argument.

Cannon Shell 06-11-2010 04:04 PM

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Originally Posted by 10 pnt move up (Post 656675)
your comparing fillies and colts

do you really think the ogden Phipps would enhance her reputation against personal ensign? cmon

She isn't good enough to run against colts now?

Personal Ensign was a completely different story as she was running with 20 screws in her leg and the very best colts in her era are in a far different league than what we have now. There is no way to accurately compare the two. Now if she were to do something like win the Stephen Foster or Whitney then she would definitely be ranked ahead of Personal Ensign.

And yes winning the Phipps would certainly enhance her reputation.

Cannon Shell 06-11-2010 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by 10 pnt move up (Post 656689)
and Zenyatta is going to ship twice, what is your point?

Frankly if I owned the horse she would never race in california but the complete double standard being applied here is not the logical argument.

Since when is shipping like some huge handicap?

There is no double standard. Quality Road is running in the better races, period. Running in the Donn, Met Mile, Whitney, Woodward means he is running in the best races both historically and prestigewise. There is no comparison. Hell Zenyatta isn't even running in the best races in Ca. She didn't run in the Big Cap, she isn't going to run in the hollywood Gold Cup, She isnt going to run in the Pacific Classic...and the CA older horse division is terrible.

CSC 06-11-2010 04:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell (Post 656691)
She isn't good enough to run against colts now?

Personal Ensign was a completely different story as she was running with 20 screws in her leg and the very best colts in her era are in a far different league than what we have now. There is no way to accurately compare the two. Now if she were to do something like win the Stephen Foster or Whitney then she would definitely be ranked ahead of Personal Ensign.

And yes winning the Phipps would certainly enhance her reputation.

I don't think Zenyatta has anything to worry about from Blame or QR at 1 1/4, if all things come together, the sceptics that want her to lose(not you cannonball) will get their wish of Beldame(weight for age)/JCGC and BC Classic. Whether it happens earlier in the yr or later is immaterial to me. I would just love to see her at Belmont and those sweeping turns. Then cap it off where her Daddy ran his best race in his career. One may hate the way Sheriff's has campaigned her in 09, but if she does close it out in this manner, his handling of her has been genious. Don't forget they shipped earlier in the year in hopes of meeting some good eastern competition, it's hardly her fault they were scared to face her.

10 pnt move up 06-11-2010 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell (Post 656691)
She isn't good enough to run against colts now?

Personal Ensign was a completely different story as she was running with 20 screws in her leg and the very best colts in her era are in a far different league than what we have now. There is no way to accurately compare the two. Now if she were to do something like win the Stephen Foster or Whitney then she would definitely be ranked ahead of Personal Ensign.

And yes winning the Phipps would certainly enhance her reputation.

we know already, she's peppers pride part two as I have read here many times.

frankly my schedule would have been more aggressive, hardly makes the horse the equal gourmet girl or something of that ilk.

Antitrust32 06-11-2010 04:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Indian Charlie (Post 656663)
Yup, your post does.

:tro:

10 pnt move up 06-11-2010 04:15 PM

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Originally Posted by Cannon Shell (Post 656694)
Since when is shipping like some huge handicap?

There is no double standard. Quality Road is running in the better races, period. Running in the Donn, Met Mile, Whitney, Woodward means he is running in the best races both historically and prestigewise. There is no comparison. Hell Zenyatta isn't even running in the best races in Ca. She didn't run in the Big Cap, she isn't going to run in the hollywood Gold Cup, She isnt going to run in the Pacific Classic...and the CA older horse division is terrible.

quality road is a colt, a filly can never be in the same class as a great colt IMO. They might be able to beat them once in a while but you get a fast colt its silly to compare them.

Make no mistake, if QR faces the RA of last year in the whitney he smokes her as well, he aint no macho again.

Antitrust32 06-11-2010 04:20 PM

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Originally Posted by 10 pnt move up (Post 656699)
quality road is a colt, a filly can never be in the same class as a great colt IMO. They might be able to beat them once in a while but you get a fast colt its silly to compare them.

Make no mistake, if QR faces the RA of last year in the whitney he smokes her as well, he aint no macho again.

I would have put money on Rachel against a healthy QR last year in the Haskell & Preakness. The Woodward would have been interesting. RA could have possibly worn out QR on the lead like she did all the other horses in the race. actually I think if QR was in the Woodward last year they would have burnt each other out.

CSC 06-11-2010 04:21 PM

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Originally Posted by 10 pnt move up (Post 656699)
quality road is a colt, a filly can never be in the same class as a great colt IMO. They might be able to beat them once in a while but you get a fast colt its silly to compare them.

Make no mistake, if QR faces the RA of last year in the whitney he smokes her as well, he aint no macho again.

If Quality Road and Rachel "All options are open" Alexandra were in last year's Traver's and JCGC, and yes QR was we know that, they both would have finished behind Summer Bird, and yet both would still be regarded higher than Zenyatta on Derbytrail. :zz:

ateamstupid 06-11-2010 04:28 PM

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Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind (Post 656641)
Just when it appeared you couldn't be any more idiotic.

If there ever were an unreachable bar.

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Originally Posted by CSC (Post 656702)
If Quality Road and Rachel "All options are open" Alexandra were in last year's Traver's and JCGC, and yes QR was we know that, they both would have finished behind Summer Bird, and yet both would still be regarded higher than Zenyatta on Derbytrail. :zz:

I always love this. Rachel dusted Summer Bird at Monmouth, but it's a freakin' certainty to the Zentologists that she would've lost to him had they faced again. And how all of this validates Zenyatta, I still don't understand.

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Originally Posted by 10 pnt move up (Post 656699)
quality road is a colt, a filly can never be in the same class as a great colt IMO. They might be able to beat them once in a while but you get a fast colt its silly to compare them.

So you're allowing that QR is better than Zenyatta and will win HOY over her then?

10 pnt move up 06-11-2010 04:43 PM

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Originally Posted by ateamstupid (Post 656707)
If there ever were an unreachable bar.



I always love this. Rachel dusted Summer Bird at Monmouth, but it's a freakin' certainty to the Zentologists that she would've lost to him had they faced again. And how all of this validates Zenyatta, I still don't understand.



So you're allowing that QR is better than Zenyatta and will win HOY over her then?

QR is faster no doubt, especially this year. Though it seems like the best bet to beat him would be to have a very fresh horse at 10 furlongs, not exactly many places to make that happen. From that standpoint it makes some sense what they are doing with Z.

I also think its a bit selfish, they want to race her where they live, have already shipped once, and will ship again. I also think there is a lot of pressure from the tracks to support cal racing.

I am not saying its what I would do with the horse, just trying to present both sides of the argument.

Cannon Shell 06-11-2010 04:46 PM

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Originally Posted by 10 pnt move up (Post 656697)
we know already, she's peppers pride part two as I have read here many times.

frankly my schedule would have been more aggressive, hardly makes the horse the equal gourmet girl or something of that ilk.

No one said that but this isn't a horse of the year type campaign which is a shame because she very well may be the best horse in training. They want her to be horse of the year and on a sidenote beat RA. They aren't really accomplishing either by continuing the cupcake schedule.

CSC 06-11-2010 04:57 PM

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Originally Posted by ateamstupid (Post 656707)

I always love this. Rachel dusted Summer Bird at Monmouth, but it's a freakin' certainty to the Zentologists that she would've lost to him had they faced again. And how all of this validates Zenyatta, I still don't understand.

This is always the one absolute Rachelites like to hang their hats on, if you want to continue to hullicinate that Summer Bird ran his best race that day to be life and death to hold off the slightly better than mediocre sprinter Munnings for second then I can't help you. Rachel would have been dusted in the Travers and JCGC if they weren't afraid of the competition past Sept 5. Well judging by this year's actions the connections are still afraid. Par for the course.

ateamstupid 06-11-2010 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by CSC (Post 656719)
This is always the one absolute Rachelites like to hang their hats on, if you want to continue to hullicinate that Summer Bird ran his best race that day to be life and death to hold off the slightly better than mediocre sprinter Munnings for second then I can't help you. Rachel would have been dusted in the Travers and JCGC if they weren't afraid of the competition past Sept 5. Well judging by this year's actions the connections are still afraid. Par for the course.

The hypocrisy of this post is unfathomable. Your heroes won't even take on Rail Trip in their own backyard and Rachel has the chickenshit connections?

No one's hanging their hat on anything, but the point is, in their one meeting, Rachel crushed Summer Bird. Period. What you have is the results of a bunch of imaginary races run in your mind. You still haven't explained how Summer Bird winning or losing against Rachel validates Zenyatta.

10 pnt move up 06-11-2010 05:15 PM

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Originally Posted by ateamstupid (Post 656720)

No one's hanging their hat on anything, but the point is, in their one meeting, Rachel crushed Summer Bird.

so did zenyatta

ateamstupid 06-11-2010 05:16 PM

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Originally Posted by 10 pnt move up (Post 656722)
so did zenyatta

Right, but am I the one saying that in another million different races, Summer Bird would've beaten Zenyatta every time? The Zenyattard above is the one who brought up Summer Bird, not me.

CSC 06-11-2010 05:18 PM

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Originally Posted by ateamstupid (Post 656720)
The hypocrisy of this post is unfathomable. Your heroes won't even take on Rail Trip in their own backyard and Rachel has the chickenshit connections?

No one's hanging their hat on anything, but the point is, in their one meeting, Rachel crushed Summer Bird. Period. What you have is the results of a bunch of imaginary races run in your mind. You still haven't explained how Summer Bird winning or losing against Rachel validates Zenyatta.

I don't think I will have to validate anything, Rachel is doing that for herself. All I am saying is you guys put her on a level of one of the best of all time, I don't have to look up posts, but that was the sentiment here last summer. The fact is she is showing that assessment was grossly overstated. For the record I never said she was a mediocre horse, but have stated she was very good on many occasions. Given her performances in the Woodward and 2 races this year, I think I have been correct. But she certainly doesn't belong on the pedestal that some placed her on last year, curiously some of those posters have dissapeared.

ateamstupid 06-11-2010 05:27 PM

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Originally Posted by CSC (Post 656725)
I don't think I will have to validate anything, Rachel is doing that for herself. All I am saying is you guys put her on a level of one of the best of all time, I don't have to look up posts, but that was the sentiment here last summer. The fact is she is showing that assessment was grossly overstated. For the record I never said she was a mediocre horse, but have stated she was very good on many occasions. Given her performances in the Woodward and 2 races this year, I think I have been correct. But she certainly doesn't belong on the pedestal that some placed her on last year, curiously some of those posters have dissapeared.

She had a remarkable year, and a far more impressive one than Zenyatta did. Nothing that happens this year changes that. I don't understand why you seem to think that Rachel's two narrow missteps this year invalidate what happened last season. You're either disingenuous or not very smart if that's your contention.

Her Woodward was outstanding, and anybody who watches racing at Saratoga will attest to that. Stop, for a second, worrying about what was behind her, and instead realize the kind of pace she was forced through before having to hold off a perfect-trip older male who was clearly better in '09 than he is this year.

CSC 06-11-2010 05:34 PM

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Originally Posted by ateamstupid (Post 656726)
She had a remarkable year, and a far more impressive one than Zenyatta did. Nothing that happens this year changes that. I don't understand why you seem to think that Rachel's two narrow missteps this year invalidate what happened last season. You're either disingenuous or not very smart if that's your contention.

Her Woodward was outstanding, and anybody who watches racing at Saratoga will attest to that. Stop, for a second, worrying about what was behind her, and instead realize the kind of pace she was forced through before having to hold off a perfect-trip older male who was clearly better in '09 than he is this year.

I don't want to get into the she will improve at age 4 bravado that was evident prior to her 1st start this year, and now it is convenient to say let's not compare last year to this year. Horses are judged on their career, I never like to look at one race, one year, and say this horse is the greatest thing since sliced bread when the most notable race she won was what she faced in the Woodward, if she had gone on and run in the JCGC or BC, I may feel differently. So my question to you is what absolves her from criticism of not running in one of those races and why is it alright to criticize another?

alysheba4 06-11-2010 05:37 PM

god who gives a fck anymore.

ateamstupid 06-11-2010 05:41 PM

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Originally Posted by CSC (Post 656727)
I don't want to get into the she will improve at age 4 bravado that was evident prior to her 1st start this year, and now it is convenient to say let's not compare last year to this year. Horses are judged on their career, I never like to look at one race, one year, and say this horse is the greatest thing since sliced bread when the most notable race she won was what she faced in the Woodward, if she had gone on and run in the JCGC or BC, I may feel differently. So my question to you is what absolves her from criticism of not running in one of those races and why is it alright to criticize another?

She had a taxing campaign, taking on the boys and older horses multiple times, shipping to multiple states and no one with a good dirt horse is too keen on running on a crap surface in a race that people like you wrongly determine the be-all end-all. I wouldn't have run her in the BC either. She'd already had a remarkable campaign, dancing every dance, while Zenyatta had a complete yawner of a year before deciding to take a slight step up at the very end. The HOY vote reflected the respective ambition and accomplishment of their campaigns.

Zenyatta has done everything she's slated to do this year. Multiple times. The only notable thing she could possibly accomplish is winning the Classic at Churchill, and even then, it'll be disappointing that they didn't showcase her on dirt or against top competition or out of her backyard more often. They're being chickenshit and boring with this campaign. Again. Rachel isn't facing monsters this year either, but at least they have the excuse of losing two races this year. Zenyatta is coming off of 17 straight wins and they still aren't even willing to face the top male in their state. It's embarrassing.

Travis Stone 06-11-2010 05:48 PM

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Originally Posted by CSC (Post 656727)
I don't want to get into the she will improve at age 4 bravado that was evident prior to her 1st start this year, and now it is convenient to say let's not compare last year to this year. Horses are judged on their career, I never like to look at one race, one year, and say this horse is the greatest thing since sliced bread when the most notable race she won was what she faced in the Woodward, if she had gone on and run in the JCGC or BC, I may feel differently. So my question to you is what absolves her from criticism of not running in one of those races and why is it alright to criticize another?

Dude, this is not about Rachel. This is about where Zenyatta is running this year. For all the people who thought she backhanded at the Eclipse Awards dinner, this year was supposed to vindicate her.

If you can't use Rachel, you use Quality Road, if you can't use Quality Road, you use shipping Quality Road, if you can't use shipping Quality Road, you use Chuck's two horses who didn't ship over the Rockies, if you can't use Chuck's two horses who didn't ship over the Rockies, you bring-up china dolls, if you can't use China Dolls, you use Summer Bird etc. It's nauseating.

Guess what? This is NOT ABOUT Quality Road, China Dolls, Summer Bird, The Rockies, the Alps, Mt. Everest or anything else. This is about where Zenyatta is running right now.

Unfortunately, she is NOT the leader for Horse of the Year, even though she probably should be. This was supposed to be her year where she struts her stuff.

Unfortunately for her, much like last year, another horse is out-working her up to this point (through not fault of her own).

If this is about getting her to peak at the BC, that's fine, but don't come crying when the voters say again, "Hey, this is Horse of the Year, not Horse of the Race."

Duvalier 06-11-2010 05:52 PM

Oh my gawd

2Hot4TV 06-11-2010 05:53 PM

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Originally Posted by Indian Charlie (Post 656665)
LOL.

How are the Trojans doing these days... LOL

LOL

LOL

Hey man, if you anit CHEATIN, then you aint tryin!

2Hot4TV 06-11-2010 05:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Travis Stone (Post 656733)
Dude, this is not about Rachel. This is about where Zenyatta is running this year. For all the people who thought she backhanded at the Eclipse Awards dinner, this year was supposed to vindicate her
If you can't use Rachel, you use Quality Road, if you can't use Quality Road, you use shipping Quality Road, if you can't use shipping Quality Road, you use Chuck's two horses who didn't ship over the Rockies, if you can't use Chuck's two horses who didn't ship over the Rockies, you bring-up china dolls, if you can't use China Dolls, you use Summer Bird etc. It's nauseating.

Guess what? This is NOT ABOUT Quality Road, China Dolls, Summer Bird, The Rockies, the Alps, Mt. Everest or anything else. This is about where Zenyatta is running right now.

Unfortunately, she is NOT the leader for Horse of the Year, even though she probably should be. This was supposed to be her year where she struts her stuff.

Unfortunately for her, much like last year, another horse is out-working her up to this point (through not fault of her own).

If this is about getting her to peak at the BC, that's fine, but don't come crying when the voters say again, "Hey, this is Horse of the Year, not Horse of the Race."

Amen Brother, Iam a westcoast fan of Zenyatta, but they have a chance to bring her game to any race track in the country and they have not done it.

CSC 06-11-2010 06:02 PM

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Originally Posted by ateamstupid (Post 656732)
She had a taxing campaign, taking on the boys and older horses multiple times, shipping to multiple states and no one with a good dirt horse is too keen on running on a crap surface in a race that people like you wrongly determine the be-all end-all. I wouldn't have run her in the BC either. She'd already had a remarkable campaign, dancing every dance, while Zenyatta had a complete yawner of a year before deciding to take a slight step up at the very end. The HOY vote reflected the respective ambition and accomplishment of their campaigns.

Zenyatta has done everything she's slated to do this year. Multiple times. The only notable thing she could possibly accomplish is winning the Classic at Churchill, and even then, it'll be disappointing that they didn't showcase her on dirt or against top competition or out of her backyard more often. They're being chickenshit and boring with this campaign. Again. Rachel isn't facing monsters this year either, but at least they have the excuse of losing two races this year. Zenyatta is coming off of 17 straight wins and they still aren't even willing to face the top male in their state. It's embarrassing.

As stated multiple times, I am not disputing HOY, again for the 157th time I am fine with her winning it. Fact is it means less to me than for others, so for my sake, anyone who brings this up with me. I don't care about HOY 2009 or 2010. What wasn't answered for me is how good or great she was, I formed an opinion that the jury wasn't even close to being closed on her. Some put a seal on it and slamdunked her greatness. She may have been all the things you state, tired, wiped out..ect..I will accept that. I saw it as ducking. Regardless, we still don't have a clear consensus, I am just glad she returned to racing this year, otherwise she may still be up on that pedestal.

CSC 06-11-2010 06:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Travis Stone (Post 656733)
Dude, this is not about Rachel. This is about where Zenyatta is running this year. For all the people who thought she backhanded at the Eclipse Awards dinner, this year was supposed to vindicate her.

If you can't use Rachel, you use Quality Road, if you can't use Quality Road, you use shipping Quality Road, if you can't use shipping Quality Road, you use Chuck's two horses who didn't ship over the Rockies, if you can't use Chuck's two horses who didn't ship over the Rockies, you bring-up china dolls, if you can't use China Dolls, you use Summer Bird etc. It's nauseating.

Guess what? This is NOT ABOUT Quality Road, China Dolls, Summer Bird, The Rockies, the Alps, Mt. Everest or anything else. This is about where Zenyatta is running right now.

Unfortunately, she is NOT the leader for Horse of the Year, even though she probably should be. This was supposed to be her year where she struts her stuff.

Unfortunately for her, much like last year, another horse is out-working her up to this point (through not fault of her own).

If this is about getting her to peak at the BC, that's fine, but don't come crying when the voters say again, "Hey, this is Horse of the Year, not Horse of the Race."

Blame Atsteamstupid, I didn't bring it up first. If you read my reply beginning with Cannonball, it was 100% on topic.

ateamstupid 06-11-2010 06:08 PM

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Originally Posted by CSC (Post 656743)
Blame Atsteamstupid, I didn't bring it up first. If you read my reply beginning with Cannonball, it was 100% on topic.

Nope, sorry. It was 10 pnt move up who first invoked Rachel, followed by you, then me. As always, it was a Zenyatta fan who brought up the other one. Inferiority complex much?


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