How Good Is The Undefeated Flightline as a Stallion? 2026 Progeny

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  @Sheherizade2U · 3 months ago

  What a fantastic video and a beautiful tribute to the remarkable Flightline. His racing career may have been brief, but what a dazzling career it was. A true champion in every sense, he left an unforgettable mark on the sport, and now his progeny are beginning to demonstrate the same talent, athleticism, and class that made him so special. Watching his legacy unfold through the next generation is a privilege for racing fans. Good genes never lie!<br>The old bloodlines have long memories. ❤🌹🐎 🏆🐎❤️

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• XA

  @xavi7694 · 3 months ago

  I am a Japanese fan captivated by Flightline&apos;s running. Many Japanese owners have also been fascinated by him, bringing numerous Flightline progeny to Japan. The level of expectation and the sheer number of his foals brought here are outstanding among recent international stallions.<br><br>I have heard that his book size is restricted to around 150 mares. While I do not know exactly how many foals were safely delivered from those coverings, for his first crop (born in 2024), 23 foals are already registered in Japan according to netkeiba. For his second crop (born in 2025), I can already confirm 12 foals. This proportion of foals leaving for Japan will undoubtedly impact his sire rankings and the number of his graded stakes horses in his home country, the United States.<br><br>However, personally, I want his progeny to succeed not on the Japanese turf, but strictly on the American dirt. While there might seem to be concerns about his physical constitution—and his debut was delayed due to an accident where he injured his hindquarters during the COVID-19 pandemic—he showed overwhelming performance right from the start, so I believe there are no issues with his precocity.<br><br>I am hoping and cheering for a horse to emerge that can win the American Triple Crown, which their sire was unable to participate in.<br><br>Thank you for reading this long message.

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• VE

  @vernonfrance2974 · 1 month ago

  Life is Good was not a mile and a quarter horse. He still won 10 of 12 races and was second in another. &nbsp;In the BCC he had 3 lengths on FL at 6f and that had to have cost him big time!

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• GU

  @guillermoq.espino8468 · 1 month ago

  Flightline<br>&amp; Connections<br>Congratulations

• 7업

  @7업-i9d · 1 month ago

  좋다 좋아 &nbsp;👍

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• C.

  @C.H_Jeon · 3 months ago

  감사합니다

• DO

  @donimarshall3158 · 3 months ago

  🎓🇺🇸🇯🇲 Mr. KeeNObserVatioN,🇯🇲🇺🇸🎓____What Really Amaze Me About Flightline, He Only Ran Six Times, All Wins, Yet He Wasn&apos;t Campaigned Globally, And Actually Winning Only Six Races, Regardless Of How Great He Won, Still Did Race Overseas Against Other Champions, As Other Champions In The Past Did, This Horse Could&apos;ve Promoted American Horse Racing To Another Level Had He Done So, And Whatever Hidden Issues He Had, Could Be Passed On To His Offsprings, He&apos;s Great But Could&apos;ve Been Much More Greater Had He Raced On,,,,🎓🇺🇸🇯🇲 Mr. KeeNObserVatioN 🇯🇲🇺🇸🎓

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• PO

  @Polorova · 3 weeks ago

  Also Flightline is descendant of Secretariat

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• HO

  @horsepoorwilson · 3 months ago

  sounds more like a commercial !

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• LE

  @LeonardBrazil · 1 month ago

  I still don&apos;t know why he wasn&apos;t in the derby

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• DA

  @Daniel-w1o2q · 3 months ago

  Well, there is a lot of merit to adopting the &quot;wait and see approach&quot;, afterall, Zenyatta&apos;s progreny did not exactly excel at the race track.

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• EL

  @Elboliman · 3 months ago

  Isn&apos;t it too early already?

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