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Devastating news for Zenyatta fans
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I would bet it has to due with the timing and how late in the year it is.
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Odd. She'd still be having an early May foal which isn't horrid (not even breeding on the foal heat). I'd have bred her this year and then give her the 2016 year off.
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I wish the Mosses would sack up and and send her to someone interesting. Galileo or dare I think a Sunday Silence horse like Deep Impact or Daiwa Major? The latter would put some speed in her.
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can't she just walk over the ocean? she's THAT miraculous. and yes, indian charlie, they're hilarious and sad at the same time. 'oh, she can spend time raising her foal'!! :rolleyes: |
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she can leap those mountains in a single bound....look , up in the sky, it's a bird, it's a plane, it's SuperZen
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almost on queue.
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Yours are just predictable. What is it about her that enrages you so? Are these threads that mock her and her fans directed at people here (?) cause I see no evidence of the kind of juvenile (and sometimes cute... so many of them are just girls for God's sake) banter that I will assume are in the comments section of the link you posted (have not looked). In talking about her you end up coming off as smug, superior and intolerant which is a shame cause I don't think that's the way you are. She won a hell of a lot of races. Her people were accommodating to her many fans and continue to find joy in sharing any silly thing about her with the public. People will always talk about her...mainly with fondness and, of course, some in a more overblown, fanatical way (just like any group of fans, no?). Why don't you get over it, let go of this weird resentment thing and just let people who love her continue to do so without being judged? There are worse things in this world than love. |
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My posts on this are certainly predictable, but most of the rest of how you read me on this is way off. Enraged? How about apathetic? What I am doing is poking fun at her fans, who seem to have no grip on reality. The only thing at all that bothers me about the whole Zenyatta 'thing' is how she was handled by her connections (can't fly over mountain type of nonsense) and the subsequent canonization of those said connections. |
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![]() ![]() Oh, just so there's no monopoly on the insanity: ![]() |
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That's priceless. Geez all we need now is an appearance by (EDITED FOR HERKIE) with his bromance avatar and we'll have the fanboy trifecta. Or maybe that would just be the exacta... not sure what to make of you and the Zenyatta thing, Charlie. It's pretty creepy though... making fun of girls who love a horse. Maybe it makes you feel like a manly man. Who knows. |
^^^^ummm seriously?
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I did edit out the other name. :rolleyes: |
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The nut job that saw Zenyatta on her honeymoon? Yeah, I'd hit that. |
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And for God's sake, I ain't talking about little girls. I'm referring to people who should know better, including some well known writers, and anyone who voted her horse of the year. One final And. I'm completely apathetic about the horse. I don't hate her, I don't love her, nothing in between either. In case you have not figured it out yet, I have a tendency to mock absurdities. Just because people find the zenyatta love cult to be such an extreme absurdity does not mean we all wish her to break a leg and then spend an eternity chasing Blame to the wire. |
Bill Barich, lead writer for the HBO racetrack-themed series "Luck," . . . captivated an audience at the Asian Racing Conference May 7 during a session titled, "Connecting Racing with Popular Culture".
"When my first book (Laughing in the Hills) was published people wrote to me, and at least two-thirds of them wanted to tell me their story of how they got into racing," said Barich. "Invariably they began with 'I had an uncle, a father—somebody—who took me to the races as a child,' and when they're a child they're not interested in the gambling aspect, they're interested in the horse. And I really think that's the thing that's got to be sold through popular culture. It's the thing that keeps people involved." "The attraction of racing is the horse," he said. "What actually attracts people to racing is a charismatic horse. The face of racing is always the horse." http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-raci...c-on-the-horse |
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