Jamie Sanders

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by philcski

I don't know... Devil's Bag was the first racehorse I ever loved... still have the '84 Flamingo program, only race he ever lost. But he pretty much sucked as a sire, outside of Devil His Due and Twilight Agenda.

His last crop hits the track this year.

There's a Devil's Bag filly in the upcoming sale in Ocala. Her page is below:

http://obssales.com/juncatalog/2007/494.PDF

I'm probably going to head up to Ocala to check them out under tack on Sunday.

[sumitas]

a good article here
http://www.nytimes.com/2007/05/04/sp...rssnyt&emc=rss

[philcski]

Originally Posted by Cajungator26

There's a Devil's Bag filly in the upcoming sale in Ocala. Her page is below:

http://obssales.com/juncatalog/2007/494.PDF

I'm probably going to head up to Ocala to check them out under tack on Sunday.

Ocala Jun 2YO in training sale? 99% she can't run.

I'll never forget the buzz about the 'Bag, and reading Steve Crist's articles chronicling his journey towards the Derby.

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by philcski

Ocala Jun 2YO in training sale? 99% she can't run.

I'll never forget the buzz about the 'Bag, and reading Steve Crist's articles chronicling his journey towards the Derby.

Yeah, maybe not. I think Buzzard's Bay was a June OBS grad, though if I recall. So you never know... Haven't seen them yet, but it'll give me something to do this weekend anyway.

[philcski]

Originally Posted by Cajungator26

Yeah, maybe not. I think Buzzard's Bay was a June OBS grad, though if I recall. So you never know... Haven't seen them yet, but it'll give me something to do this weekend anyway.

Surely, sounds like a cool trip. I've never been to Ocala for a 2YO sale...

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by philcski

Surely, sounds like a cool trip. I've never been to Ocala for a 2YO sale...

I go all of the time... wish I had the $$ to get one. LOL

It's cool to see some of the nicer ones go through the ring. Over the past couple of years I've seen quite a few future stakes winners and it's cool to have seen them as yearlings and two year olds.

There’s a gray Silver Charm colt in there that I want to see (hip #123)… his dam is a half sister to The Tin Man’s dam AND she was tested for a large heart and was one of ten mares measured in last 20 years by Dr. Fregin to have a heart that large.

I loved Silver Charm, so if this one looks anything like his Pops, it'll be the worth the hour drive.

[philcski]

Originally Posted by Cajungator26

I go all of the time... wish I had the $$ to get one. LOL

It's cool to see some of the nicer ones go through the ring. Over the past couple of years I've seen quite a few future stakes winners and it's cool to have seen them as yearlings and two year olds.

There’s a gray Silver Charm colt in there that I want to see (hip #123)… his dam is a half sister to The Tin Man’s dam AND she was tested for a large heart and was one of ten mares measured in last 20 years by Dr. Fregin to have a heart that large.

I loved Silver Charm, so if this one looks anything like his Pops, it'll be the worth the hour drive.

I loved Silver Charm as well, I'm planning on going to the Hall of Fame induction this year for him.

[philcski]

Originally Posted by Cardus

If I recall correctly, he was exhausted after prevailing in the Dubai World Cup. As he walked -- or perhaps more correctly, was guided -- to the winner's circle, his head was slumped and his mane was matted by sweat.

What a battler he was. One of my recent favorites, too.

I'm a sucker for horses with mediocre pedigrees who run their eyeballs out!

Isn't it ironic that the horse I have as my avatar right now was the one that broke all our hearts in the Belmont.