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I don't pay much attention to California racing and probably even less so when she was running.

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Originally Posted by my miss storm cat

You don't happen to know whatever happened to My Miss Storm Cat, do you?

I'm pretty sure she was just sold last week as a broodmare at the Keeneland November Sale.

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Originally Posted by RolloTomasi

I'm pretty sure she was just sold last week as a broodmare at the Keeneland November Sale.

Oh wow, thank you.

I don't really follow breeding news so had no idea.

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Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind

I don't pay much attention to California racing and probably even less so when she was running.

Why not? Is there a reason?

Because up until recently I had no real reason to and I spend more than enough time keeping up with the racing I do follow.

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Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind

Because up until recently I had no real reason to and I spend more than enough time keeping up with the racing I do follow.

Makes sense.

Financingavailable and Windsor Knot.....

On Ms. F.....

http://breeding.bloodhorse.com/viewstory.asp?id=42060

Mr. Red Clubs, Esquire.....

HK Class 1 boy and legend Dave's Best, who will NOT be added to the angels thread afterall, and King Palm..... the other one (Hong Kong). :)

Istan, Purim, Preachinatthebar, Argentina, Mc Dynamo, Toylsome, Byron.....

Proud Tower Too.....

UAE press...

Tendon problem ends career of Proud Tower Too

Plucky Proud Tower Too, who defeated eventual champion American sprinter Thor’s Echo to win the 2006 Dubai Golden Shaheen (Gr.1), has been retired after re-injuring a problematic tendon.

Stud plans for the five-year-old son of Proud Irish out of the Irish Tower mare Dora’s Tower are not yet complete, but it appears likely that he will stand in California, where he first stepped into the spotlight by capturing the 2005 Malibu Stakes (Gr.1) at Santa Anita Park. He also conquered Thor’s Echo in that race.

Owned and bred by Daniel Cardenas’s Tricar Stable, Proud Tower Too initially experienced tendon problems in March, when he was preparing to return to Dubai to defend his title in the Golden Shaheen. Given time off, he was put back in training this fall, but after a timed workout, trainer Sal Gonzalez found filling in the tendon again.

A winner as a juvenile, Proud Tower Too also won the Sensational Star Handicap at Santa Anita and the On Trust Handicap at Hollywood Park, closing his career with a second by a neck to Latent Heat in the San Carlos Handicap (Gr.2) last February.

Floyd Mayweather...he said he has done enough, has nothing left to prove....

Dylan Thomas and The Duke.....