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![]() lol
always phony? talk about rewriting history. that has to knock curlins ability down a couple notches, if he was all out to beat a phony by a head bob in the preakness.
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![]() He stumbled, was rushed along, bore out some, was left for dead by a perfect trip Street Sense on the far turn - and somehow won anyway.
Street Sense had no excuse for not winning that race. |
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![]() and an argument could be made that curlin shouldn't have lost the belmont. none of this gets us anywhere really.
i thought there were several good horses, and that curlin ended up the season the strongest. i also think it's a shame they will only meet up now in our imaginations. but no one will convince me that street sense was a phony, or that curlin was towering head and shoulders over his peers.
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Books serve to show a man that those original thoughts of his aren't very new at all. Abraham Lincoln |
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![]() Quote:
It was a slow paced 12 furlong race and he was caught inside and didn't have the turn of foot. Big deal. |
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![]() Shut up Hossy.
No one said Street Sense was finishing dead last anywhere. |
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![]() Convenient but consistant and proven correct.
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