*Bred in Virginia, my sire was an American champion and a top notch sire.
*One of my biggest wins came in the first ever edition of a race that is still important today.
*I raced in two different countries and at six different racetracks.
*My races were split between dirt and turf, in fact I ran exactly the same amount of races on turf as I did on dirt.
*My two most important victories both came in the month of November.
*I followed in my father‘s footsteps, becoming an Eclipse Award winner eight years after his retirement.
*My owner‘s name rhymed with my trainer‘s name, and I was the best horse either of them ever had.
*Injuries prevented me from defending my championship.
*The jockey I was most successful with, was best known for his accomplishments the year following my championship.
*I won a grand total of three stakes in my career.
*My racing career spanned six seasons, although all but four of my races came in one year.
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10 comments:
sacahustia?
Sorry Test...it is not Sachauista.
Johnny D
This was a strange Who Am I ??? So few guesses...but we have a winner! Tim knew it was Johnny D.
man! I looked at Johnny D! I skipped him because I mistook an off turf race for turf! Good job Tim.
How did you do it Tim?
So few guesses because it was hard! lol Basically the power of google combining virginia breds, with eclipse awards. Once I found that I just looked at his pp's and double checked his sire to be sure. Damn that was a tuffy Zipse!
After killing a mere hour - I WAS GONNA SAY JOHHNY D.!!
Kay & Bray Jr. But I spent my hour looking for Eclipse Award winners whose trainers & owners names rhymed.
Congrats Tim!!
Way to go Tim!!! You persevered. Tim's research found the 1977 Turf Champion Johnny D. who was a son of champion Stage Door Johnny.
Seems like some of you were on the right track, do not be afraid to make your guesses on ZATT early and often...you may be right.
Mine would have been a total SWAG.
I need to refine my search engines - LOL
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