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![]() I don't know, but Coa is going to be sore tomorrow. Has anyone ever seen someone win a race after losing their irons. I'm not sure, but I think I saw Cordero do it once, or at least come real close.
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A. Commendable B. Sarava C. Jazil D. Da' Tara That's a tough one, huh? NT |
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For what it's worth- I'm voting A/B in my poll. NT |
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![]() you guys are nuts if you think Da Tara is a better horse than Commendable or Sarava.
I'd say Da Tara is the worst from that list. He's 2-for-14 lifetime without ever having run a triple digit Beyer. I'd say Jazil is easily 2nd worst. He was 2-for-11 lifetime and his only triple digit figure ever (a 102) came in a last to first pace collapse in a Belmont Stakes that was put on a silver platter for him. The tough one is trying to decide who is worse between Commendable and Sarava. Commenable was a halfway promising 2yo who easily broke his maiden at Del Mar on debut - and than ran 4th in the Del Mar futurity behind three buzzsaws in Forest Camp, Dixie Union, and Captain Steve. In his final 3 Derby Preps .. He was beaten only a length by War Chant in the San Rafeal, only 3.75 lengths by Fusaichi Pegasus in the San Felipe, and only 3 lengths by Unshaded in the Lexington. So he wasn't disgraced by that years Santa Anita Derby winner, Kentucky Derby winner, and Travers winner. He ran like a Lukas horse that was pushed too hard to make the Derby when 17th. Skipped the Preakness and beat Aptitude and Unshaded in the Belmont. He finished his career with a 3rd in the Travers and a 105 Beyer 2nd to Tiznow in the Super Derby. Yes he was only 2-for-12 .. but he gave a good account of himself in every race but the Haskell and Derby - and he faced some real horses. As for Sarava, while he was disgracefully bad for the majority of his career - he is the only one of the four to win more than 2 lifetime races .. and his good race was better than the good race for the other 3. He beat Madaglia D' Oro in the Belmont - and as a 4yo he ran Beyers of 109 and 110 back to back when beaten a length by Peace Rules in the Suburban and 2.25 lengths by Roses in May in the Whitney. |
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So strangely enough I looked up Horse racing oddities on U-Tube and guess what is second on the list: Calvin B. and Chuck S. should remember this one well... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f25rYfahlfA |
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![]() William Antongiorgy (did I spell that right?) won his first race at Hollywood Park after he lost his irons. He even stayed in a crouch. Is riding regularly up north (Bay area) these days.
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