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|   These results smell fishy. Current/recent wonderhorses Frankel, Black Caviar, Goldikova, IHA, Shackleford all lose? | 
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|   Quote: 
 Afleet Alex did at least beat Silver Charm...but other than that, the right horse won in a surprisingly high number of instances. The person from the Paulick Report who choose the top 64 horses and made the seedings looks more dopey than the Internet voters. | 
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|   I think the premise is to find out how Zenyatta would do against other names from different generations and countries. | 
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|   Yeah should we just pencil her in? Kinda amazing that Alysheba lost to War Admiral, but I guess folks voting for Seabiscuit couldn't resist setting that up. I like War Admiral, I just think "the People's horse" should've come out ahead. | 
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|   Zenyatta will defeat Personal Ensign in the quarter-finals, proving for the Zidiots that Z was the better horse. 
				__________________ Still trying to outsmart me, aren't you, mule-skinner? You want me to think that you don't want me to go down there, but the subtle truth is you really don't want me to go down there! | 
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|   We really should work together as a message board on this, and make sure Afleet Alex wins it all.  Think about this ... if not for Afleet Alex, Giacomo wins the Kentucky Derby, Scrappy T. blows them out in the Preakness and Andromeda's Hero edges the maiden Nolan's Cat in the Belmont. | 
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|   Quote: 
 We need to thank Afleet Alex not just for being there, but for his heroics in that Preakness. If he hadn't done what he did, Giacomo would have been going for the Triple Crown in the Belmont, and that 3 weeks and those asterisks would have been pretty difficult to deal with. | 
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|    Definitely both. | 
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|   Excellent points on all counts on Afleet Alex.  My appreciation has grown for the horse in spades by the two minutes it took to read this thread. 
				__________________ The world's foremost expert on virtually everything on the Redskins 2010 season: "Im going to go out on a limb here. I say they make the playoffs." | 
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|   Rachel vs Buckpasser is going on now. It's fun trying to guess who of the Buckpasser voters genuinely prefers him as opposed to the ones who are bitter about a certain 2009 HOY contest. He deserves fans, and I'm one of them, but let's not kid ourselves. There's tactics going on here. | 
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|   Buckpasser was a better horse than RA.  More popular among folks who inhabit the Internet in 2012? No. Holy Bull VS Bold Forbes is fascinating. Similar style, similar ability, BF was a dual Classic winner despite his run-off speed, but Holy Bull was great after he failed to fire in the Derby. I'd take Bold Forbes as a 3yo over Seattle Slew, but probably give a slight edge to Holy Bull and certainly he was the more popular horse of the two. |