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Old 01-12-2009, 09:59 PM
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I personally think its a hard sale to go to. There are just so many types of horses for sale. I think you really have to be organized and keep you mind on what you are there for. I went looking for a 2yr old or racing prospect and got shut out. I was hoping to get a good price on one but the ones I looked at went a little higher than I expected. At least I got some good bread pudding for lunch....
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Old 01-12-2009, 10:29 PM
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My club has a horse for sale tomorrow, hip 491, if you are interested.

https://secure.keeneland.com/sales/jan09/pdfs/491.pdf

I think the purpose of it, though, is for the majority owners to buy us out.
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Old 01-13-2009, 08:56 AM
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My club has a horse for sale tomorrow, hip 491, if you are interested.

https://secure.keeneland.com/sales/jan09/pdfs/491.pdf

I think the purpose of it, though, is for the majority owners to buy us out.
This sale has opened my eyes to the number of well bred horses, that are too crippled to make it to the track.
It makes me wonder what happens to the Colts that can't make it to the track. ??
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