Best horses of the 1980's by division

[RolloTomasi]

Originally Posted by monipenny

Oh, thanks for correcting my post. That was off the top of my head, but i'm sure u spent countless minutes trying to research and refute my inaccuracies. How sad. It just proves that u are busted, disgusted, and maybe not to be trusted. Have a great day your royal sir.

Off the top of your head? You mean, "over your head".

"Countless minutes". "My inaccuracies" (as though you're OK with them being a staple of your posts).

Priceless stuff.

Going back to Indian Charlie's post on another thread:

"...But there's cause for Concern!"

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by RolloTomasi

Off the top of your head? You mean, "over your head".

"Countless minutes". "My inaccuracies" (as though you're OK with them being a staple of your posts).

Priceless stuff.

Going back to Indian Charlie's post on another thread:

"...But there's cause for Concern!"

LOL. He's actually making a bid for the lead now!!!

[keithting]

Overskate was a great Canadian champion who race primarily in the late 70's, but did win the Jacques Cartier, Jockey Club Cup and the Eclipse Handicaps in 1980.

Also, the filly Goodbye Halo had a gem of a 3-yr old season for Charlie Whittingham back in 1988.

[RolloTomasi]

Originally Posted by monipenny

It's easy to refute what u would neither have the knowledge or vocabulary to come up with on your own. I will have forgotten more about the game then u will ever know. You can ask the General Bob Knight on that one also.

Vocabulary? Hah! Are you being a little self-indulgent because of that silly, misplaced "As a prelude to the aforementioned post..." clause you came up with?

I was being nice when I let that clusterfucl< pass me by (like a guy going down a steep hill with one foot on a banana peel and the other on a roller skate).

By the way, Mariah's Storm is one of the greatest influences on American breeding because of Eskendereya and First Samurai?