What happens when *I* go to the track....

[Downthestretch55]

Congrats! Hope she gives you lots of good times and nice foals.

[Habersham000]

What track was she racing at? Did you claim her or purchase her?

[Cajungator26]

Holy cow... Straight Man is a nice looking stallion too.

[Buffymommy]

Originally Posted by Cajungator26

Holy cow... Straight Man is a nice looking stallion too.

If I am remembering correctly, he was a decent and very nice race horse. Didn't he have an awesome son or daughter too? One that was pretty famous? Am I thinking of the correct horse?

[irishtrekker]

So jealous, and so awesome! Congrats, and enjoy her!!!

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by Buffymommy

If I am remembering correctly, he was a decent and very nice race horse. Didn't he have an awesome son or daughter too? One that was pretty famous? Am I thinking of the correct horse?

http://signaturestallions.com/images...rse&horseId=59

[Buffymommy]

Thanks Cajun. I remember this horse because my friend worked for a trainer that trained some of their horses.

He really is a beautiful stallion.

What is the filly's name largo? If you don't mind me asking.

[largo1]

Thanks guys!! I knew some of you would be excited for me. Most of my friends(non-horsepeople) have NO clue what I'm *ever* talking about!!
The mare's name is "Canagua" . I don't know what it means other than possibly the town in Brazil, or "can of water"??¿¿ Who knows? I purchased her from the trainer/owner as a private transaction, not a claim. Doesn't have much of a race record. Mostly running at Thistledown here in *lovely* NE Ohio(!!!, no, actually, parts of this area are lovely) From what I watched on Racereplays.com, she mostly broke well, then gave up. I just brought her home today. I let her buddy up to my Arab gelding in the pasture for a couple hours, now she's resting in the barn. I didn't want her to get too much grass, since she's not used to it. She's got a wonderful disposition and is very "girly" looking. I'll let her get used to turnout with my gelding before I introduce her to my other 2 mares. Geeez, I feel like a kid in a candy store!! I've had horses for 20 years and still get all excited by them!!!

Suzanne

[Buffymommy]

Originally Posted by largo1

Thanks guys!! I knew some of you would be excited for me. Most of my friends(non-horsepeople) have NO clue what I'm *ever* talking about!!
The mare's name is "Canagua" . I don't know what it means other than possibly the town in Brazil, or "can of water"??¿¿ Who knows? I purchased her from the trainer/owner as a private transaction, not a claim. Doesn't have much of a race record. Mostly running at Thistledown here in *lovely* NE Ohio(!!!, no, actually, parts of this area are lovely) From what I watched on Racereplays.com, she mostly broke well, then gave up. I just brought her home today. I let her buddy up to my Arab gelding in the pasture for a couple hours, now she's resting in the barn. I didn't want her to get too much grass, since she's not used to it. She's got a wonderful disposition and is very "girly" looking. I'll let her get used to turnout with my gelding before I introduce her to my other 2 mares. Geeez, I feel like a kid in a candy store!! I've had horses for 20 years and still get all excited by them!!!

Suzanne

Absolutely nothing wrong with getting excited by horses. I think it is awesome what you are doing!

[Exceller]

Originally Posted by largo1

Thanks guys!! I knew some of you would be excited for me. Most of my friends(non-horsepeople) have NO clue what I'm *ever* talking about!!
The mare's name is "Canagua" . I don't know what it means other than possibly the town in Brazil, or "can of water"??¿¿ Who knows? I purchased her from the trainer/owner as a private transaction, not a claim. Doesn't have much of a race record. Mostly running at Thistledown here in *lovely* NE Ohio(!!!, no, actually, parts of this area are lovely) From what I watched on Racereplays.com, she mostly broke well, then gave up. I just brought her home today. I let her buddy up to my Arab gelding in the pasture for a couple hours, now she's resting in the barn. I didn't want her to get too much grass, since she's not used to it. She's got a wonderful disposition and is very "girly" looking. I'll let her get used to turnout with my gelding before I introduce her to my other 2 mares. Geeez, I feel like a kid in a candy store!! I've had horses for 20 years and still get all excited by them!!!

Suzanne

Canagua raced a few times at Calder a couple summers ago. I am 99% sure of it. She was in the race with Rapid Flow. Congratulations. Good luck with her.