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![]() This is a sensible move. What race would they run her in where she could win.? I am nut sure I would want to pay and ship for the right to face Royal Delta.
That said, the idea that shipping a horse takes too much out of them is quite troubling. This is why Zenyatta never got the chance to prove her greatness (since crossing the Rockies was so tiring) and I sure hope that Princess of Sylmar has the chance to prove hers as well. Paul |
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As for shipping, some horses ship better than others. People can snark about crossing the Rockies if they want, but if you can run out of your stall vs getting on a plane, many trainers think of that as a plus. |
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![]() disappointing news.
i would love to see the bc make a win and you're in race actually mean 'you're in'. invite horses like this, and don't demand a supplement. don't we want the best there?
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![]() The problem is that no one will ever nominate if there is no penalty for not doing so
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![]() I know there's been talk about Princess of Sylmar wrapping up the 3YO filly divisional title (largely due to her wins in substandard editions of the CCA Oaks and Alabama), but isn't all this talk a bit premature? Beholder, with two grade I wins this winter/spring at Sanata Anita and a very game second (arguably best given pace scenario) in the Kentucky Oaks, is supposedly coming back for a fall campaign. With a few wins against her elders this fall, she would be a very worthy repeat champion.
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![]() They could put her on a train like in Seabiscuit if they are afraid to fly.
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