, doesn't happen often so take it.

, he whooshed him in strides.



Sep 14, 2014 -- 9:05PM, grendel wrote:
breadnbutter • September 14, 2014 8:39 PM BSTSTS was a great going into the Arc ,had won everything and needed to win to prove beyond all doubt ,there is no STS in this years field .STS won the arc from a bad draw after sweating up badly ,he also nearly got caught in a pocket .stall 6 of 19? .... how is that a bad draw?
Your correct just watched the race again ,thought he was drawn wider than that ,he broke well but took a hold and ended settled mid ,but did keep a decent position on the inside ,i stand corrected .
AG ,am not commenting on yesterdays race ....
want a quiet night 
wonder what mick696 or whatever his name was would have made of it ? 





Yet over 10/11f he won 6 G1 races from the age of 4. Nothing beat him, Kalanisi couldn`t get within 2L.
He was the best 10f horse around. A Champion.
In the 2000 International Classification Kalanisi was assessed at 126 and Fantastic Light at 124 (both aged 4) and you're telling me to keep it real.
That`s how he will be remembered hippie, OR 130.
Is that how you remember horses, as numbers?
In the 2001 International Classification Fantastic Light was assessed at 129 (equal with Galileo).
as for the time - Chicago are playing San Francisco.
- he reaches 130. How can you say he was out of his depth?
