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Shuvee

1966 - Mare | Deceased

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Owner(s):

Whitney Stone -

Trainer:

Willard C. Freeman

Bred:

Virginia (USA) by Whitney Stone - [Add Data]

Pedigree:

Nashua - Levee by Hill Prince

Rating:

8.31/10

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Acorn Stakes, Anyone?

With I’ll Have Another and the Triple Crown garnering so much attention in horse racing, we should remember that the New York Triple Tiara for three year-old fillies kicks off on Memorial Day at Belmont Park with the Acorn Stakes (G1). Read More

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ErnieMunick · Zo Impressive, Zoftig. Mile fits. <3 Chris Evert...and you beat me to the Chief's Crown lineage · 6 days ago ·

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BrianZipse · What a wonderful history the Acorn has ... I'm still a little disappointed Ski Goggle knocked Princess Rooney from the ranks from the unbeaten in the '83 Acorn. · 6 days ago ·

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BrianZipse · On Fire Baby ... in the Acorn! · 5 days ago ·

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Haskin: Best Fillies of the Past 50 Years

Many racing fans are prepared to state emphatically that Zenyatta and Rachel Alexandra are two of the best, if not THE best, fillies of the past half-century. The list from which to chose, however, is longer than most think. Below is a reminder just how extensive that list is. With almost half the y...Read More

Source: cs.bloodhorse.com · Posted 678 days ago ·

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Protagonist · In my humble opinion ,I think that the best Fillies of the past 50 years are: Zenyatta,Personal Ensign,Cicada,Susan's Girl, Ruffian, Shuvee, Genuine Risk, Winning Colors, Rachel Alexandra, Rags to Riches. · 434 days ago ·

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dubby30 · Anyone listing Rags to Riches on their top 10 anything list loses all credibility. · 434 days ago ·

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Thoroughbred44 · Why would that be? Rags To Riches was a great filly winning the Belmont, the longest of the three. · 434 days ago ·

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mrsmaryzinke · dubbthough I do like Rags To Riches, Your comment was actually pretty good and funny. · 434 days ago ·

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mrsmaryzinke · That got cut off. Dubby. Your comment is true, unless she's on a top flashy chestnuts list. · 434 days ago ·

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BrianBradley · 1) Ruffian 2)Lady's Secret 3) Personal Ensign 4) Rachel Alexandra 5)Zenyatta 6)Bold N Determined 7) Regret 8) Genuine Risk 9) Go For Wand 10) Inside Information · 358 days ago ·

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xMystix · I'm glad that Mr. Haskin mentions other great fillies and mares other than the ones that are totally fresh in our minds. There were even horses that I have forgotten about or haven't even heard of. Certainly, all these wonderful horses deserve recognition and respect, past and present. But what a talented list! It's hard to really choose a top 10 with these wonderful fillies and mares. · 358 days ago ·

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MikeSek · 1) ZENYATTA 2) RUFFIAN 3) LADY'S SECRET 4) GENUINE RISK 5) BOLD N' DETERMINED 6) SUSAN'S GIRL 7) PERSONAL ENSIGN 8) GO FOR WAND 9) INSIDE INFORMATION 10) SHUVEE · 155 days ago ·

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MikeSek · 1) ZENYATTA 2) RUFFIAN 3) LADY'S SECRET 4) GENUINE RISK 5) BOLD N' DETERMINED 6) SUSAN'S GIRL 7) PERSONAL ENSIGN 8) GO FOR WAND 9) INSIDE INFORMATION 10) SHUVEE · 155 days ago ·

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warrena · TA WEE .#1 DR FAGERS 1/2 sister. check her record and weight she carried ...non of the fillies,mares would carry that weight...case closed · 154 days ago ·

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driveon · I'm surprised not a single person has Dance Smartly on their list-she certainly belongs in the argument as does Glorious Song · 154 days ago ·

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warrena · ta wee enough said · 154 days ago ·

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travel_vic · Mioesque, Ta Wee, Safely Kept, Lady's Secret, Ruffian...there are many · 154 days ago ·

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stevebiscuit · 1) Zenyatta 2) Lady's Secret 3) Personal Ensign 4) Go For Wand 5) Bayakoa 6) Azeri 7) Rachel Alexandra 8) Twilight Tear 9) Gallorette 10) Busher · 147 days ago ·

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Buckpasser · Ta Wee. Shuvee. Zenyatta.personal Ensign. Lady's Secret. Ruffian. Dark Mirage. Go for wand. Davona Dale. Dahlia. Cicada Rachel Alexandra. Straight Deal. · 147 days ago ·

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travel_vic · Big hole in not adding Bayakoa (39 21-9-0), Miesque (16 12-3-1). Chris Everett (15 10-2-2), Haynies Maria (9 8-1-0). Genuine Risk (15 10-3-2), Go For Wand (13 12 -2-0), umtaz Mahal (1- 7-2-0), La Prevayonte ( 39 25-5-3), Lady's Secret ( 45 25-9-3), Two Lea (25 15-6-3)Top Flight (16 12-0-0), Ta Wee (21 15-2 1), Spinaway (9 7-2-0),Sky Beauty (21 15-2-2), Pretty Polly (24 22-2-0), Princess Rooney ( 21 17-2-1), Pan Zareta ( `5` 76-31-21) in a class of her own!, Myrtylwood ( 22 15-4-2), Mollie McCarthy ( 17 15-0-0), Maskette ( 17 12-3-0) · 146 days ago ·

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~RuffianQueenOfRacing~ · Ruffian · 130 days ago ·

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SandyChapman · Althea, if only she hadn't tired in the Kentucky Derby. She was a hero to me. · 129 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · I love this thread. It helped change my life last spring. · 129 days ago ·

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zatt · Tell us more, Mary. · 129 days ago ·

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Mary Z. · I sent a message. lol · 129 days ago ·

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RIPbarbaro14 · 1) Zenyatta 2) Rachel Alexandra 3) Eight Bells 4)Ruffian 5)Lady's Secret 6) Mariahs Storm 7) Top Flight 8) Bold'N Determined 9)Shuvee 10) rags To Riches. Those are the top 10 best fillies of the last 50 years · 128 days ago ·

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travel_vic · no Miesque, Go For Wand? Landaluce, Storm Flag Flying Azeri You need to read more · 128 days ago ·

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travel_vic · Bayakoa, Paeana? My goodness · 128 days ago ·

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MarcelloMarocco · All Along, Dance Smartly, Makybe Diva, kincsem, Sunline, regret, Ruffian, Zarkava, Glorious Song. Top that! · 90 days ago ·

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Shuvee, 1971

Boojum's Bonanza - Charles Hatton on 1971 champion older female Shuvee from the 1972 American Racing Manual. Shuvee was among the stoutest racemares ever seen on the American turf in this century, and some of her achievements have a challenging singularity. Uniquely, she is the richest thoroughbred ...Read More

Source: ddink55.wordpress.com · Posted 211 days ago ·

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Shuvee, 1970

Charles Hatton on 1970 champion older female Shuvee from the 1971 American Racing Manual. A racemare of unique distinction is the Whitney Stones’ homebred Shuvee, the only one of her sex ever to capture the weight-for-age Jockey Club Gold Cup at 2 miles, for 50 years the ultimate classic on…Read More

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Coaching Club American Oaks: Undeniable Relevance

With around 30% of the Coaching Club American Oaks winners in history also winning the 3-year-old championship, this year's running takes on even more significance...Read More

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BrianZipse · Thanks for the historical background of this great race, Brian ... as far as this year's field, it's looking like a very interesting field! · 313 days ago ·

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KyOaksRunner · I think this renewal of the Coaching Club American Oaks is going to be very exciting! It's definitely not lacking in talent. · 313 days ago ·

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ScottDick · Nice piece! I'm hoping Joyful Victory shows up with a big performance, such a beautiful filly, I just have questions if she's got the talent and or heart to be a champion. · 313 days ago ·

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KyOaksRunner · Thanks Scott. I really like Joyful Victory as well, I'm just not sure she's as good as the rest right now. Her works look good coming in but I think she's looking at third money at best. · 313 days ago ·

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MaggieSeidman · Plum Pretty will win · 312 days ago ·

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KyOaksRunner · She's got a great shot at winning but I'm going with Royal Delta. I think Buster's Ready could hit the top two. · 312 days ago ·

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mrsmaryzinke · KyOaksRunner, Royal Delta is my pick too. I absolutely love her. · 312 days ago ·

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KyOaksRunner · Nice, I think she's got the most room to keep improving as the year continues, she's come so far in just four starts! · 312 days ago ·

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DeadHeat · This, the KY oaks and Alabama are the three big ones for fillies, IMO. If Plum Pretty scores she is back on top, but beware of Delta, who is ultra talented , and Trick who loves NY. · 311 days ago ·

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KyOaksRunner · I agree, a win from any one of the five fillies enetered makes them a tough contender for the divisional title. Buster's Ready and Joyful Victory would have to prove more than the other three but would still be in with a good shot. · 310 days ago ·

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Shuvee

a filly triple crown champion! her record is 44: 16-10-6

Posted by ~RuffianQueenOfRacing~ · 335 days ago ·

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BrianZipse · Not to mention 2 consecutive Jockey Club Gold Cups! · 335 days ago ·

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icyhotboo · 132-133 speed rating aren't bad.lol · 335 days ago ·

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All-Time Greatest Females Rankings Coming Soon!

Zenyatta or Rachel Alexandra? Ruffian or Personal Ensign? Or maybe Gallorette or Goldikova? HRN asks you, who is the greatest female horse of all-time???Read More

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zxswordxz · Here we go again....I'd go with Goldikova but if I have to own one of them, it just might be Zenyatta because I would campaign her differently. · 361 days ago ·

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xMystix · Oh boy...this will turn out to be more of a popularity contest rather than people actually researching all the horses on the list to familiarize themselves with the great female racers of the past. I'm afraid people will vote with their emotions rather than with their brains. There's nothing wrong with going with what's in your heart, but one also has to look at all the facts at an objective perspective, not a subjective one. This should get interesting. · 361 days ago ·

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crosseyedlemon · In my opinion the really great athletes are able to transend their sport and reach people on the outside who don't necessarily count themselves as fans. Muhammed Ali did that in boxing, Pele did it in soccer and Zenyatta did it in horse racing. · 361 days ago ·

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TimSmith · Seriously? This is debated everyday on here. Your list will only complicate matters. · 361 days ago ·

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xMystix · I actually agree with you TimSmith. As much as it is fun to have a friendly objective and practical debate about horse racing's greatest horses, it also disgusts me how people actually argue about them, and then go on to trash said horses. The way some people are about certain horses actually have made me turn a bit sour towards some horses, especially with the way some of their fans are always out to belittle others. Debating horses of the modern day with the ones of the past will always bring intrigue and awesome discussions, but as of late, some debates have turned into flamming posts. Everyone has an opinion, but honestly, people need to calm down. I love to debate, but I've stopped because I can't stand the viciousness of people. · 361 days ago ·

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ZenyattaIsQueen · crosseyedlmon,I think your right :) · 361 days ago ·

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dubby30 · You know terminology used does tend to have a legitimate affect on how things are viewed, the term trash, hate, hater, bash, all of these words are used and taken way out of context considering that due to the first amendment everyone has the right to voice their opinion, some do it in an eloquent way that elicits respect, take for instance BrianZ. He is objective and puts his opinion out there for all to see, others who may not be able to come across the same way give an opinion and its considered bashing. Unfortunately the truth or factual information may be difficult for some to digest. If facts are presented on a consistent basis, please recognize that this is not bashing. If a person were to state that in their opinion the horse was no good, that is one to be taken as it is, that’s bashing, but overall, stop with the overly sensitive talk and recognize that presenting facts are afforded to us by this forum and many others across the net. Toughen up a bit and take straight forward facts as what they are. Facts. And if you don’t like them send a rebuttal with facts of your own. · 361 days ago ·

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woodbinemile · Not sure a list is even needed. Just enjoy each champion for what they did for the sport. @ crosseyedlemon- Smarty did the same thing in 2004. There are MANY horses that brought thousands of new fans in over the decades, not just Zenyatta. I am interested to see this list, I personally would have Zarkava on Top Which I am sure Many will disagree with. Cheers · 361 days ago ·

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xMystix · Dubby30, I am tough. In fact, I love to debate and discuss a topic of interest to view everyone's facts on the matter. Because that is how you learn more. But all I want to see and/ or hear is the facts. Yes, it's nice to see everyone's emotional side on the matter, but what I don't like is when people belittle others. I've seen enough flaming comments on the internet to recognize who is a hater and who isn’t (and I’m not just talking about comments on here, but everywhere else that is not a horse racing site, too). There is, too, the factor of how, like what you said, people present themselves, so the utilization of social tact is also an important factor to consider. Another thing to point out is how one reads another’s post, too. In my post below, I was by no means condoning the use of telling one's opinion. I have fallen victim to people trying to belittle me, even when I do present facts, straight and true, ever so trying to keep my wits about me. But one can’t always and continuously keep their cool. Unfortunately, sometimes, even when you do present the facts, people go about with the name calling. One cannot argue with a child. I like facts; I drink it in. That's why I mostly observe, and read, read, READ. And that is why I like reading blogs, like this one. Even if they are opinion pieces, sometimes I come across ones that I entirely disagree on, so then, I go research on what they talked about, to see further into the truth. I’m a curious person. Since I’m not a knowledgeable veteran of the sport, but rather a young person who fell in love with racing at an even younger age ten years ago, I try my honest hardest to learn more. I respect people who have an opinion, but I respect those more that have an opinion resulting from having a veteran-like experience in the sport. What you say is true, but like in my first post below, I was giving a bit of advice so that people can take a chance at discovering other horses that would not be recognizable to today’s generation, because every one of them deserves respect, since every one of them have transcended and impacted the sport in a different way. I also said at the end of that post that this should get interesting, meaning it will be interesting to see the end results, because with each passing age, the generations view things differently. Just like when I opined that this shouldn’t be a popularity contest, which I’m afraid it will be, it should also be interesting how things present themselves. There is a difference between opinion (which is supported and backed by facts) and flaming (which people often mistakenly call it as their own opinion when in fact it isn’t and go about belittling others to make themselves feel more superior); thereby, everyone is entitled to their own opinions but not to flaming. Thank you for letting me to take the opportunity to clarify myself. I sincerely respect all that you have written here on HRN, and even agree with a lot of things you have said. But forgive me for being a bit shy and wary on this subject. I am still trying to learn more about horse racing. I look forward to more of your opinions on the sport as it will further increase my knowledge, as well as get a different perspective on things. · 361 days ago ·

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LeonorReis · Zenyatta and Ruffian. · 361 days ago ·

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LeonorReis · Rachel Alexandra is also amazing, but that two females...(: · 361 days ago ·

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AndyScoggin · #1 Ruffian, #2 Rachel Alexandra, #3 Zenyatta · 361 days ago ·

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TimSmith · Goldikova #1 And then the rest. · 361 days ago ·

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skipaway2000 · I think Zenyatta will win this poll.... · 361 days ago ·

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EllyEllison · #1 Ruffian #2 Personal Ensign #3 Rachel Alexandra #4 Gallorette #5 Goldikova #6 Zenyatta · 361 days ago ·

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xMystix · I'm going old school, and in no particular order, Miesque, Beldame, Regret, All Along, Lady's Secret, and Gallorette. · 361 days ago ·

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rohan2reed · 1. Ruffian 2. Goldikova. 3. Gamely 4. Lady's Secret 5. Rachel Alexandra · 361 days ago ·

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cleclair1994 · 1. Ruffian 2. Personal Ensign 3. Goldikova 4. Rachel Alexandra 5. Zenyatta · 361 days ago ·

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racingrooter · First, I am going to separate out the mares that ran exclusively on grass from the mares that ran exclusively on dirt/synth. I really don't know how you can compare the two. When I'm done here, I'll list what I believe to be the best grass mares with which I'm familiar, with the hugh caveat that I know nothing about the Japanese mares, and little about the European mares that didn't run over here. · 361 days ago ·

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RaTalk_Girl · Great...like there isn't enough name calling and fighting going on now. · 361 days ago ·

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racingrooter · Well, I wanted to go to a new paragraph, but I guess that caused my first paragraph to be entered. Sorry. Anyway, I've been watching the races for 50 years, so my rankings will cover that time period. 1. Zenyatta I think she's simply the best racing mare I've ever seen. 2. Personal Ensign. 3. Ruffian. 4. Rachel (probably had the best single year ever). 5. Gamely. 6. Azeri. 7. Lady's Secret. 8. Go For Wand. 9. Princess Rooney (vastly underrated in my view). 10. Inside Information (ditto). Now for the grass mares. 1. Goldikova. 2. All Along. 3. Miesque. 4. Royal Heroine (I'm prejudiced here - she's one of my all time favorites, and I think it's a crime that she's not in the Hall of Fame). 5. Waya. 6. Dahlia. 7. Ouija Board. 8. Miss Alleged. And I've probably forgotten some that belong here. · 361 days ago ·

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TimSmith · How can you rate Zenyatta better than Goldikova? I dont think you can. · 361 days ago ·

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xMystix · Interesting to note is that no one has mentioned Makybe Diva. · 361 days ago ·

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sdnaples · Goldikova never won the classic and is a miler..and people say Zenyatta raced crap horses...i never saw zen finish 7th in a race. · 361 days ago ·

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sdnaples · Anyone who says RA is better the Zenyatta is an ass....Sissy boy Jess Jackson knew he could not beat her and avoided her like the plague... · 361 days ago ·

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sdnaples · Zennyatta, Ruffian, Personal Ensign · 361 days ago ·

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timgsmith10 · 16 G1s many in open company. 3 Breeders cup miles. Cosostent ,fast and always racing the worlds best. · 360 days ago ·

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timgsmith10 · Rachel Alexandra had a much better season than either of Zenyatas last 2. If you look at the stats on Goldikova vs Zenyatta . Goldikova has a much stronger record. · 360 days ago ·

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All-Time Favorite Dominant Distaffers

While doing my daily surf thing the other day, I noticed that a poster on Thoroughbred racing brought up the subject of his Top 10 Fillies of All Time. This got me to wondering, which were mine? So with pen and notepad (remember those?) I began jotting down names. My brain went on tilt when I reache...Read More

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humphrey · You have to suggest the best of an era to be truly logical in this search. Not best of all time since there is no common yardstick to compare with ...Steel shoes, dull racing surfaces, few races specificially for the distaff set etc. make historical comparison subject to a variety of problems. · 583 days ago ·

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cugel the clever · hump-free.... in addition to your many mental defects, you also seem to have a readiing comprehension problem. the writer made a point of saying his "favourite" distaffers of all time, not "best". also, he has restricted the list to the past 49 years, which dates back only to 1961. except for the abomination of synthetic surfaces, there wasn't that much different about the sport during the past 5 decades to make comparisons impossible. my vote on his poll went to Ruffian. Z would have been my second choice. · 583 days ago ·

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Thead'or · My favorite filly has always been Landaluce. I'm dissapointed that she has so few votes. In only 5 races she proved herself to be one of the greatest fillies of all time. You can geuss why I'm an avid Rachel fan. She reminds me so much of how Landaluce was. · 507 days ago ·

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humphrey · Miesque · 507 days ago ·

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'Rachel' Poised to Make History in Woodward

With her scheduled start against older males in the Woodward Stakes (gr. I) Saturday, Sept. 5, Rachel Alexandra is taking a path seldom traveled by 3-year-old fillies.According to research done by National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame historian Allan Carter, Summer Guest is the only 3-year-old ...Read More

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