Arrogate wins the Travers Stakes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2016
- Arrogate shipped to New York for Racing Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert and won the Travers in scintillating fashion, completing a Grade 1 double for owner Juddmonte Farms.
It was the stakes debut for Arrogate, who immediately became one of the favorites for the Breeders' Cup Classic off the track record performance. - กีฬา
At his peak, arrogate was a freak horse.
Probably the most underrated super-horse of our times.
His Travers, His Classic and World Cup are likely the 3 best performances seen on Dirt this Century.
But because he was never the same after Dubai, people who think they know racing don't give him the credit he deserves. California Chrome is also one of the best horses seen on Dirt this Century, but Arrogate proved conclusively who the true #1 was and he did it the hard way. I rate him up with the all-time greats seen on Dirt. A freak of a horse. And certainly the most powerful seen in years.
ur 100% right.i asked the connections of arrogate,why the horse was never the same again and they answerd me he had a slight injury after the dubai world cup and the horse never recovered mentally from it.thank u for being fair about arrogate.if this horse was ready in the right time he would have won the triple crown and broke several world records.
Lee SOG he had to run on the track he did not like three times in a row that is why everyone thinks he stunk but his loses were all on that one track
For sureأحمد الصاعدي
Always loved Arrogate even when he was defeated. He was the ONLY reason why I went to see him in the 2017 Breeder's Cup, I didn't care if he won or lost but just seeing in person was the best thing. And him being owned by Juddemonte was just icing on the cake, always supported Juddemonte because their main trainer was Bobby Frankel who is my favorite trainer and I'm glad that my other 2 favorite trainers Chad Brown and Bob Baffert are also training Juddemonte horses. Would love to work at one of their barns
@Dragon Goddess Wow, you was there to witness him in all-out beast mode! That’s got to be one special memory :) Who knows how long it will be before we see his like again..
I’m also a big fan of Juddmonte! But as we grew up with Turf Racing in the UK, that all started with Oasis Dream, then Frankel, Kingman and now Enable. I love looking back into their horses of yesteryear. Lately I was studying Jolypha. They must own the strongest duo in History with Frankel and Dancing Brave :)
What a champion. It is never easy to break the track record.
The greatest horse of all time son held the track record for 37 years. He has one of the highest Beyers speed figures of all time from this race. Due to sloppy conditions they estimated a 130
He was one of the greatest of ALL TIME'S. Have fun in retirement and making babies. You were a thrill to watch.xoxo 💙 💙 🐎 🐎.
He isn’t even a top 100 horse of all time
@@mikewarren1401 well the 21st century is only 20 years old
Flightline and Arrogate are the two best horses of history, just above them is Secretariat
EASY CHAMPION WIN......TRACK RECORD.....GREAT WINNER......RIP.......!!!...MISSING HIM....6/3/20.
I’ve seen racing early 80s...loved Sunday silence, easy goer, cigar, etc.
Those 4 races by arrogate: Dubai, travers, classic and Pegasus- he was freaky.
Dubai and 1989 classic/Preakness greatest races I’ve seen!
I can't agree with u more but u for breeders cup over chrome
Well you didn’t see the horses of the 70s. Those are the real super horses
Great horse
He has left his worthy successor in his son. Arcangelo
He pulled a General Assembly
Very sad to lose him so young. 159 here is no dammm joke
Everybody calling him a freak!!! A real freak of nature ran in 73
Please, he lost 4x, never beat older males on the dirt. Easy goers Belmont was faster on the Ragozin sheets than Reds.
@@thehealthychefri you are a idiot 2:24 vs 2:26 good lord what a idiot!
A horse doesn't need to be Secretariat to also be a freak of nature...
@@SnidgetAsphodel no bet a freak of nature doesn’t lose his last 3 starts either. Horses like spectacular bid settle slew Dr Fager! Those are freaks of nature. Arrogate holds no world records
His coming out party💪
Ran them all off the bridle. Almost like Frankel's Guineas.
RIP champ
Superfreak
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The way wins if he has time off he needs to run has 6 races then we can who is the best.
how's your hat
Easy win with track record
Purchase an autographed 8x10 photo of Arrogate winning the Travers signed by regular jockey Mike E. Smith on eBay: www.ebay.com/itm/Mike-E-Smith-signed-8x10-photo-Arrogate-Travers-Stakes-horse-jockey-EXACT-PROOF-/182380110419?hash=item2a76b3a253:g:UDEAAOSw6DtYR4hb
payback for what happened last year
He had a good 4 race run. That’s it. He doesn’t even rank in the top 100 horses of all time
This horse had a good 4 race stretch but he is not a all time great. He set 1 or 2track records no world records. He isn’t even the greatest of this century.
Have a good sleep
Arrogates 4 race win streak will most likely never be duplicated. He won the Travers Stakes (G1) on the lead in a 13-horse field, shattering a 37-year-old track record, while romping by 13 1/2 lengths in a spectacular 1:59 1/5; he twice won stalking from just off the pace, once running down a loose on the lead two-time Horse of the Year California Chrome in the Breeders' Cup Classic (G1) and once breaking a track record in the rich Pegasus World Cup (G1); and he won coming from dead-last in a 14-horse field in the Dubai World Cup (G1) after a horrible break, turning in one of the most unbelievable performances anyone had ever seen, while blowing by future Horse of the Year Gun Runner to win going away. In just these 4 races Arrogate defeated, Two Horses of the Year, The 1st, 2nd, 3rd and 4th place finishers of the Kentucky Derby (G1), 2 Preakness (G1) winners, the 1st and 2nd place finishers of the Belmont Stakes (G1), The 1st and 2nd place finishers of the Dubai World Cup, 2 Santa Anita Handicap (G1) winners, A Pacific Classic (G1) winner, A Jockey Club Gold Cup (G1) winner, A Travers Stakes winner, A Met Mile (G1) winner, A Whitney Stakes (G1) winner, A Woodward Stakes (G1) winner, A Stephen Foster (G1) winner, A Cigar Mile (G1) winner, A Haskell Invitational (G1) winner, A Queens Plate winner, 2 Clark Handicap (G1) winners, 2 UAE Derby (G2) winners, 2 group I winners in Japan, 2 group I winners in Dubai, A Group I winner in Argentina and Chile, A Group winner in England and Turkey. Once again, that is in only four races. And he defeated the majority of those horses by double-digit margins. In those four races, at four different tracks and in two countries, he ran outrageous Beyer speed figures of 122, 120, 119, and 115, broke two track records, including a 37-year-old record at Saratoga, and earned a 141 Timeform figure, the highest Timeform figure in the 25 years since it began rating horses in North America. And, as mentioned earlier, he won those four races on the lead in a 13-horse field, coming from third and fifth, and coming from dead-last in a 14-horse field. Now he won't be an all time great because of how short his career was. That being said he had the potential of being in the talk of the greatest of all time. Had he kept running like he did he could have been an all time great. That being said the reason he stopped running like he did was due to physical and then eventually mental issues. During Dubai he injured himself at the gate. According to peope who worked with him he was never the same again. He lost over 100 lbs, he wasn't moving the same. Even once he recovered physically, mentally he wasn't the same horse. That is what everyone said that worked with him. That was echoed when he died not that long later from a neurological disorder.