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Uptowncharlybrown to McLaughlin
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Too bad really because it was a fun story there for a little while.
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Hutt and partners interviewed Ice, and stated this relationship was destine. Now they had communication difficulty, and decided to move to KM. To state they were looking for a trainer who has experience in triple crown races is a stupid statement, considering Ice trained 3 YR Old male horse of the year. I assume there is more to the story, such as Birds move.
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It's not like they sold him to Darley or IEAH. They're just using McLaughlin as a trainer because their other trainer passed away. Kirian's not a bad guy. If you liked the horse before, no reason to stop liking him now. |
Does Ice interview poorly or something? Seems to have some bad luck.
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A couple of weeks/months on the elixir and this guy will be doing all sorts of novel things. :rolleyes:
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Didn't the doctors who dumped Ice cite "communication" problems as the reason or something like that? I understand there were some other personal issues, too.
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Tim Ice
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What's the deal with this guy? He seemed like a good young trainer that we, as fans, could all get behind and now these stories come up. |
Tim Ice probably has his hands full with John Ed Anthony, who can supply him with quality horses annually if Ice can stay in his good graces.
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and KMac said yes? Paul |
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In New York, the day rate probably ranges from about $80 to $125. At a track like Finger Lakes, the day rate is about $50. |
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Uptowncharleybrown
Thanks, Steve that helps.
I guess Hutt offered some "performance based" incentive to McLaughlin in addition to the normal 10%, in lieu of a day rate, and he can afford to take a shot with that on one horse whereas Ice can't, given the still start up nature of his operation. |
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