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the managing owner was up here the other day bringing boxes of posters and shirts for the first 2k people. Since opening day i think we have only succeeded 1k one time, and between the betting lines and concessions, they were not prepared. A point of interest to note. Management advised the rac. secretary to weigh Accountforgold out of the race. He assigned Accountforgold 129lbs thus making it easy for Gary Contessa to pass this race.
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The Mass Cap figures to turn up Funny Cide, Perfect Drift, Evening Attire, Sweetnorthernsaint, Wilko, maybe some more of those types. Anyways, I have mixed feelings re: FC in the Wadsworth. Anyone who knows me on this board has seen my older rants that Sackatoga should show some sack and just retire the old boy. I haven't changed my stance on that. They have made their investment how many times over and they owe it to the animal to let him walk off gracefully. However, as time goes on, I wonder if they believe that the horse even wants to move on? I just don't think that they are all that naive and couldnt see it or that maybe Tagg wouldnt just come out and say that the horse doesnt want to put the bridle on anymore. The whole situation to me is odd. I have trouble deciding whether the owners just are foolish and naive and dont see that the horse isnt competitive in *most* spots, and let Tagg find the best spot he can, or they just dont know what else to do with Funny Cide. So, they just run him. I wish I knew, because personally, I think the horse gave alot to the game and even more to his connections, and it's time to thank the horse for that and just turn him out on retirement for good. |
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didn't one of the owners just die?
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It's no different than Evening Attire running at 9. FC and EA finished right next to each other in the Wagon Limit.
I think he'd be bored in retirement. |
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the gentleman on the left, i believe.
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Perfect Drift and Funny Cide would make good life partners. They could share the same stall, have a wedding and the owners could sell the story to Extra! or Access Hollywood.
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he use to sit at the Carousel Bar at Sara all the time..friendly guy...
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As his swan song they should enter him in a $10K claimer and let him crush the field (hopefully he still could).
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Funnycide
I hope the ole boy can run a good one even if at FL. Regardless of his record and "hand full" personality , showed us great courage. As players ....that's what we want.
He was born down the street not far from a very close friend of mine who resides on Saratoga Lake, NY. I know my friend and his horse racing TV family will watch him go. Happy 4th to all. |
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Funny Cide wins by 2 lengths. Time was kind of slow 1:51.77. Then again, I'm unfamiliar with how fast or slow FL plays. Johnny Bye Night second.
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Good for Funny Cide!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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FUNNY CIDE by widening lengths !!!
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He's still a good horse...of course my definition of a good horse may be different than others. |
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A BIGGER congrats to Funny Cide and his conections. Hope to see him in the Mass Cap. |
Great Job by Funny Cide. Love or hate this horse, its a good thing for horse racing. A former Derby winner still running. I know it's 100k at the flakes, but its still a good effort.
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I could never hate this horse!
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Very happy to see him win one.
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That would be great. Only Assault, Tomy Lee, and FC are KD winners to ever run at 7.
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oh, Sinister G won the Wadsworth 2 years ago, Johnie Bye Night last year. if they can keep the purse at $100k for next year they will probably draw in a couple of name horses again.
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Late Congrats
Been away with no internet access,a real vacation. Very happy to hear about Funny Cide!! Keep going strong
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