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Originally Posted by Sightseek
Wow.
Sam P. was on of those "underdog" horses that I really liked, but didn't know about this or the sale. Starlight always seems a little to eager to get a colt in the Derby, but to take this to court is really admirable.
I can't understand why Triton would choose to bring the horse back and spend all of this money in training and court fees...he's definitely not capable of winning it back on the track and really shouldn't be a breeding animal either.
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i knew about the original fight over the horse. what i can't fathom is why there is a stay and the horse is remaining in training while they await another ruling. the contract is clear, as are the signatures. since when is a contract not legally binding? whether the horse should be bred or not is one thing...as for starlight fighting the good fight, i hope they win. there aren't enough owners who are willing to take care of horses they own or had in the past. to have someone do the right thing, and then still end up in court due to someone else doing the wrong thing is absolutely ridiculous.