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Originally Posted by RolloTomasi
It was the garden spot because he had an outclassed sprinter burning himself out on the lead with a bunch of slugs directly behind him. All Rosario had to do was taking a massive hold and put his feet in the dashboard for about 6f and wait for Indian Firewater to die.
What you fail to comprehend doesnt suggest fiction .
Yes, a stepping stone to the BC Classic.
He needed more time to learn. Failure means the journey ended it is just beginning
Obviously, you don't get what's being said. All those horses are speed horses are either retread laimos or gutsy slowish types with zero future Arguably, Twirling Candy has only faced one such horse in his career, that being Crown Of Thorns, who not only dueled with him in the Goodwood for 6f, but also rerallied and put him away down the lane. And Crown Of Thorns is no monster.
What do you think would happen if Twirling Candy had to tackle 3 or 4 such horses as those that lined up in the Donn? He would have sat comfortably behind them (something you have still failed to admit and suggestted was impossible) and out finished the super slug Giant poison Oak by 5. I'll concede he probably would have finished in front of Square Eddie.
I realize you have an Atlas-like struggle here hoisting the World of Twirling Candy BS you've created for yourself.
Just don't get yourself hurt when you end up having to shrug...
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FTFY
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