Good God

[CSC]

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS

You trying to pretend to know European racing has been the message board highlight of the year for me. Yes - winning a less than steller Group 1 race by 2.5 lengths is proof that Hawk Wing hates yielding ground.

Oh wait, it wasn't yielding it was "GOOD- to - soft"

Tears, Jerry. Tears.

The original premise incase you missed it was Hawk Wing was less effective on softer ground, cut in the ground, give, use whatever term you like. He was more effective on faster ground, that is what I said and you tried to defute it by being a smarty pie even when I produced quotes from his trainer that said otherwise by pulling up some old DRF past p's. You failed to look at that god awful field Hawk Wing beat which included the Coolmore pacemaker for many of their top horses then, did you know this? And insisting that this made him some admirable yielding/soft turf specialist. You may fool most of your minions here most of the time, but I know better. I set the record straight, and that is it. Good luck at PID.

[The Indomitable DrugS]

If by "setting the record straight" you actually mean "I kicked my own ass in to oblivion" ... yeah, you sure did set the record straight.

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS

If by "setting the record straight" you actually mean "I kicked my own ass in to oblivion" ... yeah, you sure did set the record straight.

Damn you!

[hockey2315]

Harbinger suffered a career threatening injury while working today. Ugh.

[randallscott35]

Originally Posted by hockey2315

Harbinger suffered a career threatening injury while working today. Ugh.

That's what efforts like that do.

[brianwspencer]

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS

If by "setting the record straight" you actually mean "I kicked my own ass in to oblivion" ... yeah, you sure did set the record straight.

Your points were clearly defuted.

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by CSC

The original premise incase you missed it was Hawk Wing was less effective on softer ground, cut in the ground, give, use whatever term you like. He was more effective on faster ground, that is what I said and you tried to defute it by being a smarty pie even when I produced quotes from his trainer that said otherwise by pulling up some old DRF past p's. You failed to look at that god awful field Hawk Wing beat which included the Coolmore pacemaker for many of their top horses then, did you know this? And insisting that this made him some admirable yielding/soft turf specialist. You may fool most of your minions here most of the time, but I know better. I set the record straight, and that is it. Good luck at PID.

You set the record straight all right.

You've removed all doubt.