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Exactly, this is about performances in BC races... and GZ's stacks right up there. Most also believe his career, while short-lived, was also very good... even though that is irrelevant in this thread. ![]()
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OK, so by "the mayor's" logic, Secretariat (you really should change your name on here too, associating yourself with greatness is laughable), Man O'War, Citation, Whirlaway, and many others must not be very good, because their career earnings will continue to fall on a list like that as purses continue to go up.
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![]() I'm happy cause for a minute there I thought I was the only one that thought that GZ was completly awesome and that this guy was losing his mind.
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![]() Guys, sooner or later, you'll learn to ignore "Secretariat." He just hates the horse so much, it clouds his judgment..
I've gotten into this argument way too many times, and everyone who knew me on the ESPN board knows my stand, but all I'll say is this.. G1 winner from 6.5-10 furlongs.. Won the Vosburgh and nearly won the King's Bishop with one of the most devastating kicks you will ever see (peep his N1X win too).. THEN won the BCC, America's most prestigious race, WIRE-TO-WIRE.. Do you have any idea how unheard of that is? For a former stone-cold closer with an insane turn of foot to win America's biggest race on the lead? Not to mention he won in 1:59 with hardly any urging, then ended Forest Danger's career in the Met Mile, which he also won all by himself.. The horse did whatever he wanted, when he wanted, and was simply unstoppable. If you can honestly watch the Vosburgh, King's Bishop, BCC, Woodward, Met Mile, etc. and tell me this horse wasn't something special, you're either too filled with hatred - for an ANIMAL, no less - or you have no idea what a great racehorse looks like.. Like I said, sooner or later, you guys will learn to ignore blocky.. |
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![]() Couple that haven't been mentioned.
Tiznow out gaming Sakhee Banks Hill dominating the F&M Kona Gold's track record at Churchill
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![]() I just don't understand the Ghostzapper knockers. At a time when every flash in the pan that appears gets randomly declared " great " Ghostzapper was a horse that dominated his opposition from 6 1/2F to 1 1/4 with eye catching ease and yet some people are grasping onto the " he didn't run enough races " argument. The Vosburgh, The Woodward, the BC Classic and the Met Mile were all Grade 1s, all at different distances, and he won them all impressively and in very good times ( and we're talking relative time here ). Plus, his narrow third in the King's Bishop, while coming from last, and wide, on a strong inside speed favoring track. If you are unable to see that Ghostzapper was something very special then your mind is clouded by undetermined personal animosity.
Ghostzapper was the goods....and he proved it conclusively a number of times. |
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i don't feel like i am backed into a corner. and what would a day be without the keyboard coward of all time adding to the hysteria of displacing my credibility. sure my credibility is lacking here. and only here..... and that is due to oracle spending most of the last two years actively detroying my credibility, because of his feeling threatened by someone whom he knows is threatening. and why does a guy who picks as many losers as winners get the positive reaction he does ? because he actively markets his wins and glosses over his defeats, like singling Oonagh Mccool this past saturday, nice choice. destroying someones credibility such as he has done to me, in the real world,would have landed him in civil court for sure especially if it had a direct effect on my profession. but lucky for him he hasn't effected my professional credibility or he would need a lawyer believe me. as far as the sheets go, was it Deputy glitters they said to single in the Belmont with three other under and pick him as a place under those three others. the sheets are not gospel, just someones interprtation of how a race was run. the drf imo, has more info on them and are easier to read. from waht i can see a 100 on the drf is equal to a 1 or 2 on the sheets. there is nothing magical about them. and as far as the name calling, i seem to be the onlt one here who is not protected by the moderator. i could stoop to your level and call you names, in response to yours, which i predicted would be forthcoming a few posts earlier, but i don't feel i need to. you have your opinion of a frankle horse, i feel was doped before the bcc, and i have mine. |
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Dude, posting your opinion is fine, but backing it up with nonsense leaves you open for ridicule.
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![]() i see ateamvanity has joined the fray.
is your hair combed good enough to post ? i don't dislike gz, i think he was an exciting horse to watch. what gets to me is how you all want to dismiss the fact the PP was injured in thast race and was wide on the turn, you all seem to just gloss over these FACTS. and as well gloss over the fact that his time was not that stellar. how can you annoint the one and dismiss the other. |
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![]() Seems like you're the one calling names my man..
And GZ's time was not that stellar? LOL.. HE RAN 1:59 AND SET THE BCC RECORD! How much faster you want him to run for it to be "stellar?" Pleasantly Perfect could've grown wings at the 1/4 pole and still not gotten within shouting distance of GZ, be real. Last edited by ateamstupid : 06-20-2006 at 03:48 PM. |
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![]() 1:59 flat is not stellar?
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if you want to ridicule , go ahead. as far as i can see you are the ones who are wrong. but then again if i saw what you see i would be nothing different than you. an opinionated name caller i see what i see and so far in life my perspective and senses have done me just fine. i pay my own way, make my owm picks and bet with my own money. can you all say the same, namecallers ? |
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You would never be teh object of ridicule if you only learned to do one thing, listen and assimilate. YOu obviously don't know a lot about the game but are attempting to learn. learning takes place when you listen to people who know more than you do about a particular subject and pay attention and think about it. What credentials do you have in your long and illustrious career to dteremine which horses were and were not doped? You have accused many trainers of doing this, yet you offer no information or reasons to back this up. The sheets DO NOT give picks. If you are referring to the Tg site then that is Jerry;s opinion. The sheets are like anything else, give them tyo 10 different people and they may darw ten different conclusions. They also arent the only thing to look at when attempting to figure out a race. There are about a million factors you can consider. Some more valid and important than others. Paul, simply learn when to back off after you have made an errant statement rather than further looking stupid with continued baseless accusations. |
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again you pick out a portion out of context in an attempt to attack my credibility. it was not stellar compared to PP's time. you need to focus on reasons to listen not focus on ways to destroy because you feel like the poster is lacking, due to a credibility issue perpetrated by someone who can skip the defamation process server by posting onilne. |
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And on a slower track, I might add! See, I'm disobeying my own advice to ignore this dude. |
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![]() I'm confused. No knock on Pleasantly Perfect, as he was a fine racehorse, but he and Ghostzapper met once on the racetrack and Ghostzapper drowned him. And, if you're arguing about extensive careers, Pleasantly Perfect, if memory serves me correctly, raced under 20 times.
Both were very good horses....but Ghostzapper was better and proved it time and again. |
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this is not the AP wire, just guys talkin like in the bar. can you explain to me why a horse would run through jhis abilities every time he runs to point of hurting himsalf. could it be he couldn't feel pain while running, could it be it took him 6 months to recover from the damage done while running doped ? because he had hisnerves deadend. do you run beyond your strength to the point of not being able to walk the next day ? not if your ruinning withour pain killer you don't. so i feel the horse may have been doped. don't act like some naive virgin who just saw her first pecker. the detention barns are there for a reason, to satisfy a need to keep the game clean. well than it would stand to reason that the game weas unclean before that doesn't it. |