1975 Miracle Mile Young Quinn NZ
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- Опубліковано 12 лют 2017
- 1975 - Young Quinn
With a record Miracle Mile crowd on hand of 25,632 people, Young Quinn went from last to first to win the 1975 edition.
Driven by Charlie Hunter, Young Quinn clocked 1:58.8.
Possibly the best Miracle Mile field up until that stage. Young Quinn, Mitchell Victory, Royal Gaze, Hondo Grattan, Paleface Adios and Adios Victor, and the 2 emerg's. were pretty handy horses also in James Eden and King Frost and would not be out of place if they had happened to gain a run. Not a bad group of horses. Young Quinn become the first horse to win a Miracle Mile from a barrier wider than four which made the performance all the more impressive, an absolute champion.....
Great day's with all the Adios horses going around. Young Quinn deserved the win. But Paleface Adios was admirable in about 5th given the race and sat in the death all race.
QUINN Was a Top Horse NZ ! These. Horses would be miles in front of the horses of Today ! The MIRACLE MILE OF TODAY IS A JOKE COMPARED ! MICHAEL IN MELBOURNE 👍❤️
I don't understand what The Miracle Mile is. Is it just an important race?
@@lynnehuff9659 Lynne The Miracle used to be a invitation race to the best horses in Australia and New Zealand Run at Harold Park in Sydney ! The best thing I suggest is look at past Miracle Miles at Harold Park and Not so much when It was moved to Menangle ! They were Champions who raced in this race in the past , All Colonial Bred ! Tough and Fast ! Yes Times Are Quicker at Menangle but the Tracks have got. faster but I feel the Quality of horse is No where near as the past Champion s that Raced in it ! It has Always been a Group 1 Race !
Cheers Michael In Melbourne Australia 👍👍🇦🇺
@@michaelmaguire8223 Michael, thanks so much for telling me! I will check them out, for sure. One thing that I think about when beholding these successful horses, is the training and handling that they must have received. It isn't just bloodlines and conformation that makes them great. I know people realize this, it's that I haven't been around it and I find it so interesting.
@@lynnehuff9659 Lyne is you are correct the older trainers unfortunately our now leaving us , The younger trainers and owners of Today want early returns on there investment these days which is so sad ! The miracle mire had both speedy horses and tough nut horses that would stay all day ! I will still say it’s was the Colonial Blood in these past champions that made them Special and I would argue they were a better class of Horse Today WHO are bred from American Blood lines and for Speed ! Look at Halwes ! Mount Eden ! Paleface Adios ! Hondo Grattan and Popular Alm all past winners and Champions of there Era ! Lynne you also got Massive crowds at the then called Trots in Sydney and Melbourne at our Showgrounds where Dad would take me and you were So close to These Champion Horses ! The old Trainer s had knowledge of how to train These Special Beautiful Horses WHO were tough as were there Horses ! I will still say it was the Bloodlines and were far much better than the horses now bred of American Blood ! Lynne please google those horses I have given you and please stay in touch as I can help you with all your Questions ! MICHAEL IN MELBOURNE AUSTRALIA
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