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I guess the same question would apply to the 2008 Classic. I presume with this logic, you think she's 3rd merely outfinishing one of your all time favorite Tiago and behind Raven's Pass and Henry?
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Name 3 who would beat her for sure on synthetics, your just saying the best are in Europe... So please just name 3. |
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If it's 7 Euro's VS 7 Americans on synthetic you'd notice their dominance more. Instead, - it's more like 10 American horses VS 2.5 Euro's - and the Euro's have to fly halfway around the world to Santa Anita for the race. How do you think Conduit would have done if he would have run in the BC Brown Turf instead of the BC Green Turf the last two years? |
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3 out of any four that come... and she'd be home and they'd have to travel.
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Didn't our dirt horses win that race in a total laugher almost every single year?
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Watching Blind Luck run well against the grain, yet lose some of them where she just can't overcome the setup only makes it all the more apparent how good Z really is. Anyone who appreciates BL can only appreciate Z more --- as she's about the best there is/was running this style.
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Do annoying facebook people really make you go from being a Zenyatta fan, to the biggest hater around? Do you watch ESPN Cold Pizza/First n Ten/whatever its called now. You remind me of the D. HATER. |
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and they were up the track on the new stuff... if the argument is Z v. Europeans on the "pro-ride", I'll grant the shipping is an issue, but I don't think there are an infinate number of horses in Europe that could be at Z on Pro-Ride... I realize that St. Trianians was nothing over there, and only was beat a head, etc...
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Do we need to account for her trainer here at all?
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Z is trained by a guy with a lifetime profitable ROI who transformed Life Is Sweet from a weak Eastern turf and syn horse with Mott into a BC Distaff winner and one who wasn't losing far to Zenyatta in races where both of them were impacted by poor setups for deep closers.
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I was referring to St Trinian's trainer.
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