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Originally Posted by CSC
Which may mean she is only a great filly on dirt, she's one dimensional. Like it or not Zenyatta has won on both surfaces, Careless Jewel has won on both also or atleast shown she can handle both. In this instance they are superior to her unless she can prove she can win on Poly also. Brilliant probably not as her...but certainly more versatile which to me is also a factor in determining a great horse.
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how can a horse who can win from on the lead, or off the pace, on a fast, good or sloppy track, be called one dimensional? i know you and a few others are on some sort of crusade to find a horse that's better than the filly, but this is really getting ridiculous- as is the bitching about the races she's been entered, with folks claiming the 'easy' way is being taken with rachel, when in fact she's run more races, and at more tracks, than just about any horse running in top competition-if not all of them. this whole discussion is becoming ridiculous.