Blame = Hoy!!

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985

I think I would agree Blame had a better year. I would not have any problem if they give it to Z though.

How on earth do you write these two sentences in one post about HORSE OF THE YEAR?

[RockHardTen1985]

Originally Posted by ateamstupid

How on earth do you write these two sentences in one post about HORSE OF THE YEAR?

You know what Im trying to say.
Its an injustice if she never gets a HOY awards. Blame is slow and would be the worst HOY I can recall, likely ever.... Give it to big Z.

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985

You know what Im trying to say.
Its an injustice if she never gets a HOY awards. Blame is slow and would be the worst HOY I can recall, likely ever.... Give it to big Z.

You have no idea what you're talking about.

[CSC]

Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985

You know what Im trying to say.
Its an injustice if she never gets a HOY awards. Blame is slow and would be the worst HOY I can recall, likely ever.... Give it to big Z.

This post caught my attention, when I think back to last year, I didn't think Blame would have made a good training pony for Summer Bird, now obviously he has improved this year, just adding Gomez was improvement enough. But had Summer Bird not been hurt last year, and yes I know I may be somewhat biased, he would have cleaned up the male division this year. He was still improving as a 3 year old and at 4 with those connections, wacky owner and all, he would have had a campaign that would have made Cigar proud. There would be no question who the HOY would be for 2010.

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by CSC

This post caught my attention, when I think back to last year, I didn't think Blame would have made a good training pony for Summer Bird, now obviously he has improved this year, just adding Gomez was improvement enough. But had Summer Bird not been hurt last year, and yes I know I may be somewhat biased, he would have cleaned up the male division this year. He was still improving as a 3 year old and at 4 with those connections, wacky owner and all, he would have had a campaign that would have made Cigar proud. There would be no question who the HOY would be for 2010.

Actually under the current trend of projecting accomplishment rather than achieving it SB may be the upset choice to be older horse this year. Zenyatta did beat him after all.