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That Churchill Beyer by Street Cry is not as big as Mineshaft's losing effort on the thoros in the Foster.
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Perfect Drift and Mineshaft's Foster Beyers were both 117. sheet figures take weight and ground loss on turns into account ... with Mineshaft having 123lbs and I believe a very wide trip on both turns from a wide post ... it's not hard to see how they have him running a little faster. |
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They aren't a good tool for comparisons over a long time frame. |
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I thought Mineshaft was an outstanding horse to say the least once he got lasix ... but still, he doesn't belong in the discussion as Churchill horse of the decade. He ran 2 races there .. an alw win by 1.5 lengths and a great defeat to Perfect Drift in the Foster. I think I've seen 20 or 30 horses this decade who I'm confident would smear Street Sense at Churchill ... but Street Sense has the best credentials to be named CD horse of the decade. |
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How about Confucious Say at Charlestown. A huevo would have to be mentioned.
As for Saratoga, does Pomeroy get a look? |
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A negative on Pomeroy. He was 3-for-5 at SAR. Wins coming over War Front, I'm the Tiger, and Weigelia. |
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