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Originally Posted by Revolution
I see nothing wrong with running a horse that has zero graded earnings in the breeders cup. I am sure his sub 100 beyers make him a perfect fit.
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Son,
Every year one or two of the type of horse you refer to makes a huge impact at the Breeders Cup. Every year. These tend not to be established multiple G 1 winners or necessarily graded winners at all. And more likely than expected, it will happen in one of the turf races. Perhaps you could check this out with Chris or one of the Georges.