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![]() I didn't say that...he came to mind as a horse able to run in Grade 1s effectively on both surfaces...i was in no way comparing him to Secretariat of course....just more to the point of the original question....I like horses who have actual campaigns and run past there 3 yr old season but that's me.
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Secretariat ran in two of the biggest, maybe the two biggest, of his time...and had blowout wins in both. Then you insinuate that Secretariat didn't have an "actual campaign." Maybe you should check out his pps again.
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![]() Didn't win a Grade 1 on turf but I do believe he wasn't far off. Raced till 9. http://www.oldfriendsequine.org/hors...uccess-12.html
That's a campaign....As for Sec, it's a tired discussion on here and is in the reading room. Yes I think he is overrated....I'm sorry you think my example is a bum. With legends like Einstein mentioned in the thread, I was getting more of a stream on consciousness vibe about the topic. I should have run it by you first. All better. |
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I'll ignore your attention grabbing silliness and focus on facts. Affirmed Success ran on the turf 8 times. He was 11th in the BC Turf Mile in his only Grade 1 attempt in this country. Close, but no cigar. Back on ignore you go.
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![]() That's funny, I guess this country's Grade 1s are the only ones that matter? Wasn't he 2nd or 3rd in the Atto? So beneath you to ignore stats that don't help, but like the rebate thread unfortunately admitting when you are wrong is not an ability you have on here.
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![]() And now that you are ignoring me moving forward I'm sure we will get along just fine.
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![]() Mecke was a neat horse and did extremely well on both surfaces.
The plan was to campaign Afleet Alex on the turf for his 4yr old year. Add him to the list of "What if".
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