Pocket Cowboys claimed

iamthelurker · #1 06-14-2012, 02:22 PM

By Pletcher and Repole. It's about time this horse got away from the hamburglar, excited to see how much he will improve.

parsixfarms · #2 06-14-2012, 02:43 PM

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Originally Posted by iamthelurker

By Pletcher and Repole. It's about time this horse got away from the hamburglar, excited to see how much he will improve.

Isn't that a little, no, make that a lot, harsh?

Pocket Cowboys is a horse that, when making his 2010 turf debut, no one thought he was worth claiming for $25,000. He romped that day and subsequently earned over a quarter of a million dollars for his connections, including the 2010 Mohawk and 2011 Kingston, against a pretty tough group of NY-bred turf runners. I'd say Schwartz did pretty well by the horse.

blackthroatedwind · #3 06-14-2012, 03:38 PM

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Originally Posted by parsixfarms

Isn't that a little, no, make that a lot, harsh?

Pocket Cowboys is a horse that, when making his 2010 turf debut, no one thought he was worth claiming for $25,000. He romped that day and subsequently earned over a quarter of a million dollars for his connections, including the 2010 Mohawk and 2011 Kingston, against a pretty tough group of NY-bred turf runners. I'd say Schwartz did pretty well by the horse.

I thought he was....I'm just broke.

I had been waiting for him to go back to the turf since his debut. Go back and watch his trip in THAT race.

iamthelurker · #4 06-14-2012, 03:43 PM

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Originally Posted by parsixfarms

Isn't that a little, no, make that a lot, harsh?

Pocket Cowboys is a horse that, when making his 2010 turf debut, no one thought he was worth claiming for $25,000. He romped that day and subsequently earned over a quarter of a million dollars for his connections, including the 2010 Mohawk and 2011 Kingston, against a pretty tough group of NY-bred turf runners. I'd say Schwartz did pretty well by the horse.

Yes and now imagine how well he would of done with someone other than Schwartz.