Venerable Multiple Choice retired
From Grenig's AQU notes:
Multiple Choice, a multiple Grade 3 winner in his youth, has been retired after several losses at the $7,500 claiming level, trainer Joe Imperio said.
"He's 10 years old, he ran third a couple of times for $7,500, and he's supposed to beat $7,500 claimers," Imperio said. "He retires sound, and I didn't want to hurt the horse."
Multiple Choice is a gelded son of Mt. Livermore who was bred by Peter Blum. Blum campaigned the horse earlier this decade, winning the Sport Page and Gravesend, both Grade 3 sprints in 2002, and the Grade 3 Japur on turf in 2004. Later that year, Multiple Choice was claimed for $100,000 by Patrick Reynolds. He would also run for Bob Klesaris and then Imperio.
Multiple Choice retires with a record of 74/9-16-13 and earnings of $692,450.
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