2012 Triple Crown Trail: 11 try to deny I'll Have Another

[my miss storm cat]

Originally Posted by Calzone Lord

Turf horses are rarely associated with the world brilliant.

Well yeah but 1. I never realized there was a prerequisite involved and 2. most people don't discuss Subway and anal in the same post but you do so there ya go.

[Calzone Lord]

Lure would be the closest thing to a Grade 1 caliber turf horse anyone would call brilliant.

I don't talk about anal -- but Subway has a 'buy one six inch get one free' special until 9AM everyday.

Get the steak -- provalone, jelapano, green peppers, and chipolte toasted on it. Add letuce, olives, and parm after it comes out and you have a masterpiece from a place who makes avg at best quality subs served by 17-to-20 year-old chicks.

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by Calzone Lord

Lure would be the closest thing to a Grade 1 caliber turf horse anyone would call brilliant.

Barbaro perhaps.

I'd have loved to have seen Lady's Secret try turf.

[VOL JACK]

I'd loved to have seen Hard Spun try turf.
Danzig out of a Turkoman mare.

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by VOL JACK

I'd loved to have seen Hard Spun try turf.
Danzig out of a Turkoman mare.

What do you mean? He won the Lane's End and Kentucky Cup Classic.

[Clip-Clop]

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie

Barbaro perhaps.

I'd have loved to have seen Lady's Secret try turf.

Intercontinental?

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by my miss storm cat

Well yeah but 1. I never realized there was a prerequisite involved and 2. most people don't discuss Subway and anal in the same post but you do so there ya go.

So, when a stallion is given a Chef de Race rating of Brilliant (for example), you thought that meant turf?

What's the point of using words if you use them in a way that is different than what they mean in the first place? I mean, besides playing around that is, puns, etc...