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And there will be many more to come, GIANT MOON
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i was looking at some old threads and some people were very adament that a son of giants causeway could not win graded stakes on anything but turf...
i am a huge fan of giants causeways on any surface |
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The horse himself nearly won the BC Classic on dirt, and both of his parents were dirt horses. Why couldn't he sire a dirt (or AW) winner? Sounds like these folks confused Giant's Causeway with Sadler's Wells.
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PG1985 is that you?????
I believe that the thought was that Giant's Causeway was a much better turf sire than dirt sire....which he is. |
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poor first samurai...how quickly you're forgotten.
having an occasional winner on dirt does not a dirt sire make...
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