Watchmon - can anyone help this guy?

[The Bid]

This lady took a lot of heat but amazingly she did donate half of what she sold him for to charity. Sometimes things just dont make sense.

[Unstable]

Originally Posted by The Bid

This lady took a lot of heat but amazingly she did donate half of what she sold him for to charity. Sometimes things just dont make sense.

Do you happen to know who she sold him to, and how much he was sold for?

[The Bid]

Hes worth about 5k, maybe not that much.

He cant work here in the United States unless someone was going to support him, she cannot

[Pedigree Ann]

Come on, guys. Watchmon's pedigree isn't all that bad. Sire has a Derby winner and a champion filly on his CV. Dam a SW by Notebook, a respected regional sire, from a family with plenty of blacktype. In a regional market like New York, he'd fit in quite well. His physical attributes (or lack thereof) would be the decider.

Now a horse like Lava Man would be a hard sell as a sire prospect anywhere - his sire's okay, but his damline is dead for generations back. Good thing he's a gelding.

[sumitas]

Cornell needs to review what they do as well. They just had one loon employee with a cozy job there try to get rich quick off one of THEIR horses, Watchmon. A lot more responsibility from those cushy Cornell folks is needed.

Where is Watchmon now ?

[The Bid]

Probably Mexico

[VOL JACK]

He is on his way to TN, I am gonna ride him to the golf course every evening. The cart rates have went thru the roof.

[The Bid]

Be laid up at Q's farm

[VOL JACK]

Originally Posted by The Bid

Be laid up at Q's farm

What farm? ha Hope he dont cut out my lawn mowing service. lol

[The Bid]

Hes just going to put a fence up in the front yard and lay up the babies and big horse. Maybe he can add Watchmon to his expense account