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Originally Posted by prudery
You have the worst reading comprehension issues I have ever seen ...
It was assumed she was retired, and they constantly fielded the question--that's what the frig your assumptions got you---the inability to perceive the less-than -obvious ...
You also do not consider the possibilty that the Mosses were undecided about whether to retire her or not, and kept the horse in training until they did ??? And annoyingly fluffed direct answers ..
Your peurile comment about who is a ridiculous poster deserves you a hand mirror ...
I am at least willing to read or listen to caca and respond to it somewhat civilly without pitching monkey poo ...
Clearly you are not ...
It is hardly ridiculous to examine all possibilities when the probabilities are not made clear by the only people that count here---the connections ...
BTW---It was the headline in the racing publication that Zenyatta was still retired, made by the reporter . Read it
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http://www.drf.com/news/article/108816.html
Like this one? Where Shirreffs says "she will remain in my barn for a couple weeks before going to Kentucky to be bred" or "Zenyatta's retirement is a big hole for racing, not just my barn"
Couldn't be more clear that they're pulling a Brett Favre here. And I'm ecstatic about it.