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Goldikova to stay in training!
According to TDN alert. |
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I hope the other mare stays in training also, who knows, if she is willing why not?
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Yeah, it seems as though Zenyatta is at least on the fence about retiring, or her connections are in any event.
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On one hand I am happy to hear this, but also wonder "why"? What more does she need to prove?
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Why does there have to be something left to prove? Why can't you race a racehorse who's sound and talented? This is great news.
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She does not have to prove anything. Why do you think she has to run to prove something? If she is still healthy and competitive at a Group 1 or Grade 1 level then why not keep her in training. The sport does not need breeding stock. The sport needs healthy competitve horses with some longevity.
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I get it.. I just found it odd. Especially in today's racing world.
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This is fantastic news. Saturday's win was the most explosive move I've ever seen.
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Call me a wussy, but I just get queasy about decisions like this. I know all the reasons to do it, but after a certain point it just feels like pressing one's luck. This mare is so deservedly beloved by us all, that if something happened to her next year, it would be devastating. Not my $$$, not my horse, but I'd say, you've done enough, baby, time to relax and take the high hard one (yes, I know--foaling is risky too).
Now that I've said this, I've virtually assured her of a lights-out season next year. And I will be very happy to have been so wrong. |
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If she's sound let her race.
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While Blame walks away.
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They should bring him back and campaign him like a champion. Which, to some people on this board, apparently means keeping him in restricted races on the same circuit all year.
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With this pedigree,running style, and lowish beyers will there really be a big demand at stud for him? I thought for sure he would be back next year. |
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Excellent
Maybe they'll actually run her for the BIG money in classic distance contests (Arc, BCT) next fall … or bring her back over to see if she's top class on different surfaces (Met Mile) like that big Cali mare... |
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He won the Clark, Foster, Whitney and Breeders' Cup Classic and ran second in the Jockey Club Gold Cup and Super Derby. There's nothing wrong with his pedigree. Arch gets plenty of useful classic distance runners and throws both dirt and turf runners. His dam and granddam were both six-figure earners and his dam is a half to Archipenko. People who want stayers will most likely love him at stud.
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The irony of a Zenyatta fan taking shots at Goldikova's campaigns is so comical my brain can't actually process it enough to laugh.
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She's the GOAT, ateam … why not stick her in the biggest and richest races (Arc, BCT)???
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His stupidity is inspiring. |
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Still would like both to come back next year BTW I also think a huge part of Zenyatta's appeal is the style she runs, coming from way off, like a Hollywood screen play would likely be written.
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