Is there a limit on xargs of GOW on windows?

I use GOW tool kit on windows which contains many linux tools

I found that if the current directory contains several directories and many files (much greater than 1000), If I run

gfind . | xargs rm

it will was me

xargs: rm: No such file or directory

However if I run

gfind . | tail -100 | xargs rm

then it has no problem!

According to this link

Sometimes the list of arguments piped to xargs would cause the resulting command line to exceed the maximum length allowed by the system ... In order to avoid hitting the system limit, xargs has its own limit to the maximum length of the resulting command. If the supplied arguments would cause the invoked command to exceed this built in limit, xargs will split the input and invoke the command repeatedly.

So I guess the GNU version of xargs has no splitting and repeating feature, am I right? Is there any workaround of this?

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