Funny Boy
 

Checked my drf stable and low and behold he goes tomorrow in what appears to be an easier field, with state breds, despite the rise from Md16 to Md25. Good luck with him Steve.

good luck steve......hope he runs big

Ditto on what Dell said... :)

Could very well be....
I didn't get to hear the show today.

Saul Kupferburg bought him. At least they kept him in the " tribe ".

In the spirit of Passover...

Steve has an interest in Funny Boy?

out of curiousity I looked him up on pedigree . commie

he has a dosage of 11.00

part quarter horse?

What was the injury last January '06?

I never really got on the Funny bandwagon...errr Bus, but I would love to see the guy win a few. Maybe a change will do him good.

yes he was sold, i used to walk him/graze him for Malcom back when he was two! He'll be a useful NY bred. Go funny boy!

haha not funny cide, funny boy!

John,

Had 10% of Funny with my late friend Malcolm Souness who passed away in January and 'BBQ Bill' Mayberry. He was with Gary Sciacca for us starting in August 2005 (2yo) and he was about to start in December at AQU when he got sick. Then in January '06, he kicked the stall wall and laid up 30 days with a bruised ankle. In February, days before being entered for that elusive first start, he yanked a shoe half off overnight and bruised the hell out of a frog. Another three weeks. His first workout off that injury, he seriously injured a front leg. 8 months on the shelf. Fact is that all his problems were from NOT being gelded, but Malcolm didn't want it done and there was no arguing with him.

Bill brought Malcolm down to Florida in November and Funny went too. David Fawkes took over his training for free in exchange for a 50% interest and got him ready for the Gulfstream start. He was great last month and put in a very solid effort. Three offers came in from NY connections and Parisella's was too good for David to pass up.

So, he's where he belongs, in NYB company, and if he can stay healthy, will be productive. He has a good burst from the gate. That dosage is a bit of a joke as his pedigree is obscure. Hope he does well and stays sound. He's smart and has a great personality and as was the case with the other horses Malcolm owned in his life (Audio Cassette and In Memorium), talented at a bargain price.

Oh duh? I guess I just saw Funny and went with it.lol

22 3/5 for a quarter in that slop, he does have a burst.
He held pretty well for second, but that winner looked like a pro.
Pretty good effort.

Coincidentally, our boy Funny Cide goes off on Friday at Keeneland in the 8th, an allowance race.

steve no longer a owner but he ran well... im sure malcom was looking down on em in the str....

sorry..mods ..

GRRRR...J/K;)