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you are of course correct alexander
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:)
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what a ride
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sea bird,ribot and at least 8 others would have smashed him
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Dream on, nobody could handle that turn of foot in the final furlong.
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well argued.
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Over valued performance with the runner up finishing lame
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Thanks.
I thought you would need more persuading than that. |
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Futile argument to say one horse in one era was better than others when - short of cloning them - it can never be proved. Dancing Brave was certainly a champion on Arc day and the performance was spectacular, but less so when he was beaten by Sharahstani at Epsom, or only 4th at the Breeders Cup. The best of his generation no doubt.
Nijinsky would be my champ but I have no idea if he would beat Ribot, Mill Reef, DB or any others. |
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Won it in record time and its an 'overvalued performance' lol
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guys horse , top class champion, different parish to sts IMO, the greatness of him is that he won an arc and kg and was not a true 12 furlong horse , and that what found him out at epsom
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Couldn't act left handed so not within a million miles of being the greatest ever.
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Got to agree with Tip , the most beautiful/elegant /graceful animal i have ever seen on a racecourse.
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ribot, proved himself through two generations
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still the greatest imo,never take that away from me either,he was a very versatile animal to say the least, i reckon he could have won over the minimum trip how he travelled in some of his races, and also some of his races were won on differing going, so to say he won top class races upto 12 furlongs in softish going , and in record time certainly puts him at the top of my list. yes alexander you are still correct
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