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![]() Correct. Not exactly a strong crop - Cigar broke his maiden sprinting on dirt with a huge figure while Prairie Bayou reigned as king of that divison. Cigar's trainer Alex Hassinger was so deathly affraid of top dirt horses like Prarie Bayou and Sea Hero that he moved him to the turf - where he floundered for the next two years.
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I have the program somewhere because I think Strike the Gold ran for the last time that day. |
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![]() A little bit of Louisianna Lightening - this 2yo sprinter took a Grade 2 stake in South Florida next time out over a good field that included a future Breeders Cup Classic winner.
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![]() Bet something...I just remember a crazy duel in that Hutcheson.
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![]() Bet Me Best?
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![]() Correct
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![]() If ESPN did a 30 for 30 show on this horse - it would probably be called 'The Best Claim That Never Was' His 7f loss at GP came to a future sire of a Kentucky Derby winner. He got hurt after his final romping win. Never ran again.
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![]() An easier one ... I bet this Nick Zito trained horse to win the Ky Derby next time out ... he finished 14th.
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![]() Stephen Got Even
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Alcohol, the cause and solution to all of life's problems. -Homer Simpson |
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Long live the Galleryfurniture.com Stakes, and Bowl, and whatever else they sponsored. Remember the good ol' days of .com's owning the world?
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please use generalizations and non-truths when arguing your side, thank you |
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![]() Imtoocool
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Everyone and their mother figured Cigar was destined to be a better turf horse, with that breeding. You knew that though. |