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![]() -His time for his debut win in Japan was the fastest ever for a horse making his debut at that distance by one full second.
-Six horses from that race returned to win their next start. And two of them are now stakes winners in Japan. -After his debut, Godolphin offered to buy him for $10MM. After the Peter Pan, their offer went to $15MM. -His last workout before he left Japan unofficially broke a track record. |
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![]() Sounds like Godolphin was lowballing them.
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![]() Evidently, he just may have taken over "the best horse to ever look through a bridle" mantle from Spectacular Bid.
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The Main Course...the chosen or frozen entree?! |
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Serious question.....could either of them beat Z Fortune?
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Just more nebulous nonsense from BBB |
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I think it's reasonable to assume Casino Drive will improve off his Peter Pan, and Big Brown has a million rights to regress. And if you believe in Beyers, it's arguable they are already closer than some would say. (For the record, I am both mocking the hype, and adding to it.) |
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