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Calzone Lord 07-27-2013 02:34 AM

One of the more interesting ways to lose a race
 
July 22nd at Presque Isle Downs, Foxy Sara TKO'd a goose around the 1st turn. She was eventually eased as the 4/5 favorite.




Because she was eased, I believe the New York Times would classify that as a breakdown...but I expect she will be OK.

RockHardTen1985 07-27-2013 03:00 AM

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Originally Posted by Calzone Lord (Post 937356)
July 22nd at Presque Isle Downs, Foxy Sara TKO'd a goose around the 1st turn. She was eventually eased as the 4/5 favorite.




Because she was eased, I believe the New York Times would classify that as a breakdown...but I expect she will be OK.

What do you think of the Giants Causeway baby, Race 3 at Toga??

randallscott35 07-27-2013 05:47 AM

Was it Canadian? What a plague they are.

Calzone Lord 07-27-2013 05:56 AM

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Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985 (Post 937357)
What do you think of the Giants Causeway baby, Race 3 at Toga??

I don't know.

It's Giant's Causeway's most expensive yearling from 66 offered at Public Auction sired by him in that crop...and in terms of the broodmare prospects GC covers, this one is below average. Which, in theory, is a sign that this horse looks perfect and stands out.

Pletcher also rarely debuts duds right before important sales, and there is an important yearling auction coming up on August 5th.

Still, I want no part of betting a horse like that in a debut dirt sprint. That's not precocious dirt sprint breeding. It's distance breeding and turf breeding. If it overcomes that fact and wins this race, a feather in the cap because it's not some cranked up standout 2yo sale horse who is better suited for this type of race.

Twang and Sky Drama are both promising second time starters. This horse will have its work cut out.

RockHardTen1985 07-27-2013 06:13 AM

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Originally Posted by Calzone Lord (Post 937364)
I don't know.

It's Giant's Causeway's most expensive yearling from 66 offered at Public Auction sired by him in that crop...and in terms of the broodmare prospects GC covers, this one is below average. Which, in theory, is a sign that this horse looks perfect and stands out.

Pletcher also rarely debuts duds right before important sales, and there is an important yearling auction coming up on August 5th.

Still, I want no part of betting a horse like that in a debut dirt sprint. That's not precocious dirt sprint breeding. It's distance breeding and turf breeding. If it overcomes that fact and wins this race, a feather in the cap because it's not some cranked up standout 2yo sale horse who is better suited for this type of race.

Twang and Sky Drama are both promising second time starters. This horse will have its work cut out.


Thanks. I like Sky Drama. Twang not so much.

herkhorse 07-27-2013 06:32 AM

I thought for sure this was about 72 year old Anne Wheeler's ride at Vernon Downs last night. :D :zz:

VOL JACK 07-27-2013 07:19 AM

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Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985 (Post 937367)
Thanks. I like Sky Drama. Twang not so much.

I love Twang...Thanks

Alabama Stakes 07-27-2013 08:16 AM

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Originally Posted by randallscott35 (Post 937361)
Was it Canadian? What a plague they are.

they come around the Suffolk Downs infield, but when they land on the pond, we have 2 big mean swans that don't like stinkin Canadian Geese who chase them away.

P.S. Don't mess around with a swan, they aren't playing, they will put a hurtin on you right quick.

tanner12oz 07-27-2013 08:25 AM

I know you follow pid...have recently started paying attention and the quality is better then I expected..will probably head up for the masters this year

Sightseek 07-27-2013 08:34 AM

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Originally Posted by Alabama Stakes (Post 937384)
they come around the Suffolk Downs infield, but when they land on the pond, we have 2 big mean swans that don't like stinkin Canadian Geese who chase them away.

P.S. Don't mess around with a swan, they aren't playing, they will put a hurtin on you right quick.

I lease a 16.3 thoroughbred draft cross with an attitude, but I won't go anywhere near a swan or a goose! :D

Scav 07-27-2013 01:22 PM

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Originally Posted by RockHardTen1985 (Post 937367)
Thanks. I like Sky Drama. Twang not so much.

Your the greatest!

santana 07-27-2013 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Scav (Post 937444)
Your the greatest!


reminds me of the day at the Big A when I said the only horse I don't like in a race is the 5.....he won by 5.....hey stuff happens. HE DID LIKE THE 2 IN RACE 2 THOUGH....

GenuineRisk 07-27-2013 05:56 PM

Canada goose. Not Canadian goose.

(pushes nerd glasses back up nose)

Effing Canada geese sh*t all over the place in the park near us. Blech.

Video. (of the race, not the geese in the park):

http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-raci...n-july-22-2013

Danzig 07-27-2013 11:04 PM

canada goose are a menace. my folks live on a gold course, it's a constant battle with geese.
i got attacked by one. i'd have drop kicked the bastard if kids weren't around.


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