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Old 05-30-2008, 09:10 AM
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Originally Posted by the_fat_man
I've worked on the backstretch, and while STUDS can be a handful, there's nothing more depressing than being around a sad, old gelding. Like a junkie, it awaits its next refreshing shot of testosterone.

I realize there are 'traditional' ways of doing things on the racetrack. Some of these just need to change.
I've been around plenty of geldings too, and I don't find them to be sad and old at all. However, most of them probably weren't 'roided up in their days on the track.

Chuck can probably provide some better color on this topic than anyone.
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