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![]() A friend of mine at work had the EX because of the DQ too. He boxed those two every time they raced.
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Round Pond was a G1 winner at 3, G1 winner at 4, and is 5 in 2007. Fleet Indian was getting trounced in statebred stakes at 4 before the switch to Pletcher. Her average figure improved almost 25 lengths. That, quite frankly, is next to impossible with just "nature and nuture".
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![]() already booked to Storm Cat. I know it's a crap shoot anyway, but not the best choice imo....
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![]() Isn't this a case of them expecting two wrongs to make a right? A mare with a knee injury being bred to a stallion known for knees that are not so, how should we say this, um...good?
Are there any Storm Cat sons out there standing at stud that actually have decent knees? |