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Call me convinced. But just to be clear, the award is non restrictive and RA and Z each faced all comers only once this year? That 125 year accomplishment is impressive, but how much more than being the first female to win the Classic? And while interesting, is it more about what racing has become for older males? |
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wow, that list of horses RA beat is a who's who of no ones, I guess Macho Again is ok, and Summer Bird is solid, beyond that, MTB?
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It's not a normal year when you have horses like Macho Again and Bullsbay as legitimate graded stakes horses. NT |
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Summer Bird ???? ????
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zenyatta didn't exactly face citation this year. |
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Rather than go the route of pounding the 3YO fillies over and over again, the RA camp went out of their "division" twice and were successful both times. Zenyatta's connections chose to continue to run against the same horses then reach once and assume that win trumps everything else. It just doesn't in my opinion. NT |
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