Originally Posted by
creek_bottom
I was unaware that his third was into a 16 mo old dog. I know the dog was purchased by a spectator at his second specifically to knock him off and he was finished in the shortest orde of the four he won. He won his first three in an 11 month period and while I sought out the best comp I could afford I didn't turn away from anyone who sought him out. I was "price ducked" by several in the time I had him as I am a man of modest means. I know none of the first three lasted longer then the competition lasted. The first two were very game dogs, my hat goes off to them. From what I have heard his fourth opponent was very game as well. He is a very talented dog who took no punishment at all in his first three and has the kind of finish that any afficianado of the breed would respect. In the mere 15 years I've been feeding dogs he was undoubtedly the best I've ever fed. To me he was that once in a lifetime dog we all seek. I do not claim to be something I am not and my sample size in these dogs may be smaller than most but that by no means detracts from his qualities. In my humble opinion he can/should/will go down as one of the best in the modern era. I may be a little biased but that dog meant the world to me. I believe his campaign is far from over and I feel there will be more Turbo fans, and haters, before all is said and done.
YIS,
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