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Fastest Horse That You`ve Seen
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Soba. Nothing quicker over the first furlong imo.
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Only in a horsebox Hearts
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Any colt when the emasculators come out...
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harsh oshun..........harsh
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Dublin Lad.... pity it was only for 4 furlongs, majority of the time.
Rambling river, only a handicapper but as fast as anything in the final furlong if the gaps came! |
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Brondesbury (Bill O'Gorman) was the quickest thing I've ever seen.
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Over teh first 4 furlongs at Epsom, it has to be Repertory.
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bag of sweets winning at epsom in 1975 trained by g wragg so fast no on couild belive it1 sec outside course record in good to soft never raced again as was sold to far east
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i was privileged to be at Haydock to see the fastest horse in the world-the mighty KLUTE
or as i call it the fat useless shirehorse-KLUTE More seriously the fastest i ever saw in the flesh was Dayjur, the day he won in Haydock he showed scintillating speed and cetainly had the wow factor |
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LOL Manchester,
I was about to search for So Careful to find the name of the Yank horse, but ta for saving me time [smiley:crazy] |
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DAYJUR. Fastest horse I´ve ever seen in the Nunthorpe - had it won after 3f.
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Old boy at the pub says The Tertrach, trained by Attie Persse
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green green desert on the gallops early in the morning....many moons ago
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Hareeba
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Honourable mentions must go to,
Ya Malak Kabcast Soaked |
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just so
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sigama over 4 furlongs
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Black Beauty (Arazi was also quick)
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what about dickie henderhoop?jumps like a stag to boot! anyone?
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Raffingora
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Gerry Gallbladder Joined: 22 Jun 04
Replies: 105 29 Sep 10 13:12 Brondesbury (Bill O'Gorman) was the quickest thing I've ever seen. You beat me to it Gerry, I was going to say Brondesbury as well. Tony Ives was the pilot if memory serves. |
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soba
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i,ll row in with brondsbury,remember o,gorman repeatedly saying he wish there were quarter races in england
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dancing braves last four furlongs in the derby when getting beat i believe it was one of the fastest ever recorded
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manchester - thanks KLUTE that was the nag I was trying to remember!
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didn't Klute race against So Careful and get stuffed
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No salisbury, in the ARC i think. (Dancing Brave)
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I thought Sica Dan would have posted by now..
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ThatCandy 'oss (Eveningperformance, or something similar) could shift. Over fences, Black Magic.
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Surprised nobody has mentioned the pocket rocket innit [smiley:crazy]
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Dancing Braves penultimate furlong in the derby was handtimed at 10.2, his Arc final furlong was calculated at roughly 10.8
Had Dancing Brave saved a bit and not run so fast in that penultimate furlong he would have beaten Shahrastani |
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timeless Joined: 01 Apr 08
Replies: 362 01 Oct 10 11:26 Surprised nobody has mentioned the pocket rocket innit Grahame Dott? |
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lochsong machine over 5 furlongs
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Slippy Blue Joined: 09 Apr 04
Replies: 5668 01 Oct 10 09:51 Gerry Gallbladder Joined: 22 Jun 04 Replies: 105 29 Sep 10 13:12 Brondesbury (Bill O'Gorman) was the quickest thing I've ever seen. You beat me to it Gerry, I was going to say Brondesbury as well. Tony Ives was the pilot if memory serves. Aye Slippy. Saw it win at Epsom on one occasion. It was about 15 lengths clear after two furlongs and the jockey spent the last two furlongs easing it down! |
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don't think anything surpasses dayjur in last 25 years imo
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grendel if the great Dancing brave had run the penultimate furlong slower then he would have lost more distance(or not gained as much) on Shahrastani.
I think if grev had kept him a closer early doors might have been a better option |
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long time ago SICA DAN.-- problem he was that fast he even struggled with 5 furlongs though he won plenty
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geoff m
his final furlong was about 11.8, so you can see how uneconomically he ran the last 2 ... if he ran the penultimate furlong at say 11.1 he could easily have run the final furlong in 10.8 and made up the ½ length beaten distance and it would have looked even more spectacular |
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Without question - Dayjur.
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