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Tim Y · 09-14-2008, 01:09 PM

Honorable mentions: Forego the most adaptable first class weight carrying dominant figure of his day. I began to really appreciate him the more I learned of Exterminator (the MONSTER of distance racing) and the parallels between them. Would really have given Red a run, may not of have won it, when both were 4. This amazing gelding set a track record at 7 furlongs (Carter) and then two weeks later under 136 just missed in the MET Mile, then versus the best won the Brooklyn, Suburban, Marlboro (2nd) Woodward under top weights: all above 135. Then he repeated the Handicap series dominance the next year.

Miesque: No more dominating a performance than her crushing the best grass milers in the world TWO years in a row. Here she is at Hollywood all alone.

09-14-2008, 01:09 PM	#8
Tim Y turf historian Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 6,455	Honorable mentions: Forego the most adaptable first class weight carrying dominant figure of his day. I began to really appreciate him the more I learned of Exterminator (the MONSTER of distance racing) and the parallels between them. Would really have given Red a run, may not of have won it, when both were 4. This amazing gelding set a track record at 7 furlongs (Carter) and then two weeks later under 136 just missed in the MET Mile, then versus the best won the Brooklyn, Suburban, Marlboro (2nd) Woodward under top weights: all above 135. Then he repeated the Handicap series dominance the next year. Miesque: No more dominating a performance than her crushing the best grass milers in the world TWO years in a row. Here she is at Hollywood all alone. Attached Images Last edited by Tim Y; 09-14-2008 at 01:17 PM.