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What about Lonhro, Makybe Diva, Sunline? Some down under consideration?
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I didn't know much about Reigh Count until I read this thread. Thank You Calzone! I never knew that he went overseas or any of that.
I love learning the history of great horses of yesteryear. He was a heck of a horse from what I read online after you got me interested. |
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Gentlemen was a freak of nature on both turf and dirt.
Greinton kicked ass on both surfaces too. John Henry could run a little on both. I felt that Lady's Secret would have been a monster on turf. |
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Loved Greinton, but he came up short in the Arlington Million and BC Turf, although he was closing on Teleprompter in the Turf.
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I know the track surfaces were insanely fast in Socal around the mid 80s, but in the span of three races, he went a mile on dirt in 132.3, 10f on dirt in 158.2 and then a tough second going 12f on Turf in 225.4. In his next start, he was flying late at Teleprompter in the Arlington Million in what might have been the only ride I ever complained about from Pincay.
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Finishing second to Zoffany (I think) in that Sunset Hcp cost Greinton a big bonus.
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King's Island.
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Quote:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OkySg3t5QII Reigh Count sired triple crown winner Count Fleet. |
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Generally, you need a lot of American influence in the pedigree. |