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111 for the Pacific Classic
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100 Capital Account, 104 Obviously, 93 Casino Host
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Is it possible for a turf miler to get say a 115 figure?
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Theoretically, yes, but I don't remember one recently.
Here is a list I found: Mile 08 – Goldikova – 107 07 – Kip Deville – 108 06 – Miesque’s Approval – 109 05 – Artie Schiller – 110 04 – Singletary – 109 03 – Six Perfections – 105 02 – Domedriver – 113 01 – Val Royal – 114 00 – War Chant – 108 99 – Silic – 110 98 - Da Hoss – 114 97 – Spinning World – 114 96 – Da Hoss – 114 95 – Ridgewood Pearl – 114 94 – Barathea – 109 93 – Lure – 112 92 – Lure – 112 91 – Opening Verse – 110 90 – Royal Academy – 111 89 – Steinlen – 109 88 – Miesque – 117 87 – Miesque – 119 |
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Lure was the best miler from a speed performance standpoint that I saw race a lot in the states. Dahoss would be pretty close.
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That felt like an impressive performance and not because I was cashing a ticket. That wide move on the turn almost had me in a rage...yet the horse had the ability to overcome it and still run down Game on Dude.
For once I was the recipient of the colossal poly close. Usually I'm Game on Dude. |
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I have to agree with all of that. Was very impressed with Game on Dude.
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I don't buy that at all. He lost to the better horse yesterday. He took the lead pretty easily under his own power and wasn't going particularly fast considering the track. How was he going to hold off Dullahan if that one was even closer to him turning for home?
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He had a 110 beyer figure, that would have won most Pacific Classics this decade, he made all the pace, on a surface that historically benefits the Richards Kids and Dullhans.
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I also think Dullahan would beat him on turf. So who is really the better horse? It just depends on the conditions. Last edited by cmorioles : 08-27-2012 at 06:57 PM. |
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Game on Dude did not set the pace for the first 4 furlongs. You can make the case that he went for the lead too early, but he he was 4th by a few lengths at first two calls.
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I never said he should have let Dullahan lay closer, I want speed horses ridden like speed horses, if anything one could argue he should have opened up even more so like the turf race was run. Why would you want to bunch a poly race and make it more a turf event then it already was. I just read that the ownership group for Dullhan said that should lock up the 3YO championship, so maybe I am underrating him.
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