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Originally Posted by Danzig188
yeah, i'm sure secretariats five losses were 'getting it done'...
as for the original poster, take up your issues with his question with him. i see no problem with only putting dr fager up there, since dr fager is the only one to break the mile record while carrying 134 pounds.
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Weight means nothing when talking world records. So if a horse carries 135 and runs 10f in 158 and another carries 125 and runs it is 157.4, by your reasoning the horse carrrying 135 should get the record. It doesn't work that way. The horse with the faster time is the record holder. Both horses have the same time and therefore are both world record holders.