context1: Smarten was a versatile <strong>horse</strong> that won in route races and won sprint, he won on the dirt and won on the turf. Smarten was also a very consistent <strong>colt</strong> that performed well and gave his all in every outing. His winning percentage of 11 out of 27 of 41% is exceptional, but his in-the-money percentage of 22 of 27 lifetime towers over all but the greatest of thoroughbreds racing over two dozen times at an incredible 81%.
context2: Her first loss came at age two against <strong>colts</strong> in the Grand Criterium at Longchamp Racecourse in Paris when she ran second by a short head to The Condor. She would later avenge her loss, defeating The Condor four times. At age three, Plaisanterie's second career loss came against older male <strong>horses</strong> at Longchamp in the Prix du Prince de Galles when she again was second by a short head.