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By:
blackbarn
When: 01 Feb 23 17:55
Works on the brain; you should try a pair!Laugh
By:
Gibberish
When: 01 Feb 23 18:39
Ladyboy - agreed mate...that's always had me scratching my head too though
maybe the fur's getting in the way for the scratching to make an impact Crazy

What are the most notable examples of big race winners?
The main one that springs to mind is Exotic Dancer though I can't think of
any more right now but I'd agree there's definitely something to it.
By:
barstool
When: 01 Feb 23 18:54
Would it work on Humans or dogs? No.

So why on horses?
By:
swiftynifty
When: 01 Feb 23 19:32
The main one that springs to mind is Exotic Dancer though I can't think of
any more right now but I'd agree there's definitely something to it.


a very woolly answer if you ask me.
By:
layemall
When: 01 Feb 23 19:44
Got me thinking that Barstool.....I put my hands up to the side of my face, with fingers blocking my peripheral vision and imagined I was an aggressive/competitive greyhound and then reflected on the amount of races I had lost in my career by turning on the greyhound trying to pass me on the run in/close to the line.......if only I'd had a pair of blinkers or cheekpieces......I could have won so many more races!!
......similarly when I was a horse,being the worrying sort, if only I had been able to concentrate more on what was in front of me and not worry what was going on around and behind me so much .....I could have done so much better!

I'm going for a lie down now.....WinkWink
By:
Ramruma
When: 01 Feb 23 20:25
Horses are herd animals but more importantly they are prey animals. Not being able to see behind makes a horse more prone to imagine it is being chased by lions, and less likely to see the safety of the herd.
By:
Ramruma
When: 01 Feb 23 20:27
Gibberish -- "What are the most notable examples of big race winners?"

Ruler of the World in the Derby?
By:
layemall
When: 01 Feb 23 20:42
A thoroughbred thinking that has a very very vivid imagination......might work for a zebra !
By:
Gibberish
When: 02 Feb 23 00:38
Ramruma - that's a very notable one mate...dunno how I forgot that Blush
By:
Ramruma
When: 02 Feb 23 08:24
Gibberish -- possibly because Aidan O'Brien went haring up the track to remove the cheekpieces before RotW (or was that another horse?) for the same reason Coolmore favours brown rather than white: headgear doesn't look good in the stallion adverts.
By:
Gibberish
When: 02 Feb 23 14:10
That's a good point about the stallion propaganda...though the cynic in
me figured he could've saved himself a sprint with a simple airbrushing.
It's so ubiquitous nowadays in this fake world...it's like The Matrix! Surprised
By:
Gibberish
When: 02 Feb 23 14:10
That's a good point about the stallion propaganda...though the cynic in
me figured he could've saved himself a sprint with a simple airbrushing.
It's so ubiquitous nowadays in this fake world...it's like The Matrix! Surprised
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