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why u ask? |
You reminded me of someone named Matt from the AOL horse racing boards years back.
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Gen. Duke, Round Table, Gallant Man, Iron Liege, Bold Ruler...Hard to argue with that group. |
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Does he still donate pizza crust to the homeless hungry? |
Either 1987 or 1988 for me. Tough call.
I can remember vividly walking down to the bar with my Dad to watch those races (we didn't have a TV back then)... stopping at the OTB to bet on the way. Strange because there's not much else I remember from that age (9-10). |
I'm surprised nobody else liked 1985.
The field only had about a dozen runners but included Spend A Buck, Stephen's Odyssey, Chief's Crown, Tank's Prospect, Skywalker, Proud Truth, Eternal Prince and even Fast Account (a decent horse). |
Going back aways
1973 Derby Top four finishers Secretariat Sham-won Santa Anita Derby, beat Secretariat in the Wood while finishing 2nd Our Native- won the Flamingo, 3rd in Preakness & Derby, won Monmouth Invitational and Ohio Derby. Overall won 14 of 37 starts Forego-won 9 of 18 as a 3year old and improving with age won 34 of the 57 races entered |
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1969 saw 4 horses entered who were so strong that they scared away most of the rest of the eligibles. They were:
Top Knight - champion 2yo, won the Flamingo and the Florida Derby Majestic Prince - won Santa Anita Derby, San Jacinto S, San Vicente S (dominated So Cal) Arts and Letters - won the Everglades and Blue Grass S, second Flamingo and Florida Derby Dike - won the Gotham and Wood Memorial one of the long shots was Traffic Mark, who had won the Arkansas Derby and been second in the Blue Grass; he had won the Ky JC S at 2 as well. Only 3 others ran. Majestic Prince won the Derby and Preakness, was second in the Belmont and never ran again. Meanwhile, Belmont winner Arts and Letters (who had prepped with a Met Mile win) went on to win the Travers, Woodward and Jockey Club Gold Cup and be named Horse of the Year. |
1985 was an uderrated group....with Spend A Buck, Chief's Crown--a BC juvy winner and 7 or 8 time grade 1 winner, back to back BC Classic winners in Proud Truth and Skywalker, Tank's Prospect and Stephans Odyssey. 1986 had 4 superb ones in Ferdinand, Snow Chief, Broad Brush and Groovy as well.
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I cant believe nobody has mentioned 2005!!!
Giacomo Spanish Chestnut Going Wild Bandini Closing Argument High Fly Andromedas Hero Noble Causeway :rolleyes: |
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