Who wins Horse of the Year?

[GenuineRisk]

Originally Posted by Merlinsky

Really? That's all kinds of awesome. I could've sworn she and Blind Luck were both going to auction. Maybe with all the ones who are, I just threw her in there in my head. Weird.

You probably just wanted one more face-off between Blind Luck and HDG and figured the only option left was seeing who brought more in the ring.

I'm glad HDG is back next year, too.

[Dahoss]

Game on Dude as HOY? That's about as likely as And They're Off winning an Oscar for Best Picture.

[jms62]

I have no idea what the criteria is as far as needing to run classic distance. I would say Caleb's Posse.

[3kings]

Originally Posted by jms62

I have no idea what the criteria is as far as needing to run classic distance. I would say Caleb's Posse.

I agree with this. 10-5-1-1. Two G1's, a G2 and a G3, wins from 6F to 1 1/16. In a year where no one stood out, his resume looks better than the rest.

[Seattleallstar]

If Uncle No opted to go in the Mile where he had more of a shot to win, then he could be in the running for it

[Port Conway Lane]

Originally Posted by Seattleallstar

If Uncle No opted to go in the Mile where he had more of a shot to win, then he could be in the running for it

If you believe that then Caleb's Posse should be a lock.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by Seattleallstar

If Uncle No opted to go in the Mile where he had more of a shot to win, then he could be in the running for it

Based on a win in a made up stake and the Kelso?

[Seattleallstar]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

Based on a win in a made up stake and the Kelso?

I think that Repole would of went on an all out campaign for HOY. I mean HOY doesnt mean best horse of the year, just look at what happened to Blame last year

[King Glorious]

I remember a movie some years ago, I think it was "Brewster's Millions" and Richard Pryor was trying to convince people that none of the guys running for president were good enough so he started a campaign telling people to chose "none of the above". I think that would fit horse racing this year. If pressed, I think I'd lean towards Havre de Grace but I find myself increasingly considering Game on Dude.

[Seattleallstar]

Originally Posted by King Glorious

I remember a movie some years ago, I think it was "Brewster's Millions" and Richard Pryor was trying to convince people that none of the guys running for president were good enough so he started a campaign telling people to chose "none of the above". I think that would fit horse racing this year. If pressed, I think I'd lean towards Havre de Grace but I find myself increasingly considering Game on Dude.

as I recall he had 30 days to spend $30 million dollars. and it was for mayor of New York

[Merlinsky]

http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-raci...rt-no-problems

Looks like Flat Out could try the Clark.