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Old 12-06-2006, 11:33 AM
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Before this Nobiz Like Showbiz, there was another one with the same exacvt name, owned by the same folks.
He was a grass horse in the early to mid 90's and he had a bit of notoriety himself due to a race at Saratoga. What did he do?
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Old 12-06-2006, 11:40 AM
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Before this Nobiz Like Showbiz, there was another one with the same exacvt name, owned by the same folks.
He was a grass horse in the early to mid 90's and he had a bit of notoriety himself due to a race at Saratoga. What did he do?
Was that the horse that won the same race twice in one year?
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Old 12-06-2006, 11:44 AM
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Was that the horse that won the same race twice in one year?
Nope. That wasn't his two minutes of fame.
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Old 12-06-2006, 12:13 PM
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Before this Nobiz Like Showbiz, there was another one with the same exacvt name, owned by the same folks.
He was a grass horse in the early to mid 90's and he had a bit of notoriety himself due to a race at Saratoga. What did he do?

Was that the horse that went through the hedge and jumped in the pond?
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Old 12-06-2006, 12:26 PM
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Was that the horse that went through the hedge and jumped in the pond?
No it was not.
On closing day of 1993 at Saratoga, a huge carryover had accumulated.
The pik-6 ran on races 3-8 back then.
Nobiz like Showbiz crossed the line first in the 7th race, a grass allowance at 8-5 odds.
Shortly after he crossed the line an inquiry sign lit up the tote board, and he was disqualified. Pat Day and Pete Vestal's horse was placed first at 20-1, and in the next race Strategic Maneuver won the Spinaway, and some very happy pick-6 players got back 115 grand rather than the small amount they would have gotten had Nobiz Like Showbiz not been disqualified.
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