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2 mates of mine have been arguing about the last horse to win the triple crown (english).
1 says Oh so sharp, the other says Nijinsky.
Who is right and why?
1 says Oh so sharp, the other says Nijinsky.
Who is right and why?
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nijinsky ,or just tell them that - cos why does it matter as long as they re happy
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OSS did the fillys route technically it's for colts but a filly could do it.
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Major wins
Railway Stakes (1969) Anglesey Stakes (1969) Beresford Stakes (1969) Dewhurst Stakes (1969) Gladness Stakes (1970) 2,000 Guineas (1970) Epsom Derby (1970) Irish Derby (1970) King George VI and Queen Elizabeth Stakes (1970) St. Leger Stakes (1970) |
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BOTH of you - 'in essence'
NIJINSKY = Colt - thus TRUE Triple Crown winner OH SO SHARP = Filly - Thus a 'Fillies Triple Crown winner' .... But Fillies 'Triple Crown Crown ' - NOT regarded as THE Triple Crown. |