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If Cigar and Holy Bull had faced each other more, who do you think would have came out on top most of the time? I would go with Holy Bull, but maybe that's just me.
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Just more nebulous nonsense from BBB |
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At 10F Cigar would have had the advantage.. |
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Cigar gave away ground late in 10 of his 11 turf races all at distances much shorter than 10 furlongs.
Horses like Awad, Mecke, and Sandpit would have beaten him by the length of a football field on turf. |
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That depends.....was Spring House in there?
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And Mike Mitchell's Church Service as well!
Not to mention he was a sneaky great 3rd in his prior start! |
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You are confusing Spring House (who proved himself as perhaps the best American turf marathoner around when a sneaky 3rd by 6 lengths at Hollywood Park) with Spring At Last .. who tanked on Wood Day.
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