Entry into Racing’s Hall of Fame is the ultimate honor a Thoroughbred horse can achieve. As a racing fan, I always enjoy thinking about who may, or may not, become Hall of Famers. There is a five year waiting period after retirement, but let’s jump the gun and take a look at the cases for our current stars. |
July 12, 2010
Hall of Fame … Yes or No?
Posted by Brian Zipse at 1:37 PM
Labels: Gio Ponti, Goldikova, Hall of Fame, Lookin at Lucky, Quality Road, Rachel Alexandra, Zenyatta
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2 comments:
im sorry big brown gets the baseball treatment he dose not get in...you cheat your out
C T,
Many, many more horses through the last decade were on some type of medication. It is not like BB was the only horse.
Brian,
I agree with a lot of you choices. Recent horse that I know are going to get in are RA, Zen, and Curlin. SS might be able to get in their too. I know he wasn't a three year old champ, but we can blame that on Curlin. Any other year a win in the Derby and Travers would not have been beaten. Plus he is the only horse to get the BCJ and Derby.
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