Victory Gallop to turkey

[SCUDSBROTHER]

Originally Posted by letswastemoney

I don't understand....if Victory Gallop is in danger by being in Turkey if he doesn't perform, then shouldn't they just keep him here?

He is in no danger,but he must do his duty and make warriors worthy of being called "TURKISH." He will be expected to perform his duties with the passion and fire shown by the great warriors in this film.This is called "Guns n' Roses."He will be shown this,and he will realize how proud he should be to be wanted by Great Turk Warriors:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jesEq...eature=related

They can train him for Kökbörü(kind of like polo,but with a big goat carcass that is dragged with 1 arm-while riding a horse.)

[Monarchos1]

This is a curious move in that VG sired Anak Nakal, a leading conteneder for this year's KY Derby. I'll certainly pull for this Zito runner now, as a win in Louisville would undoubtedly earn VG a one-way ticket back to this country.

[hoovesupsideyourhead]

poor horse ..hope he likes tea..

[Port Conway Lane]

Originally Posted by Monarchos1

This is a curious move in that VG sired Anak Nakal, a leading conteneder for this year's KY Derby. I'll certainly pull for this Zito runner now, as a win in Louisville would undoubtedly earn VG a one-way ticket back to this country.

I don't think the Turks are going to just send Big Vic back if his son wins the derby. I'll be pulling for Anak Nakal as well if he makes it to Churchill.

[SentToStud]

Start mixing in some Hummus and Babaganoush (both with extra garlic) into Victory Gallop's oats.

That steed will soon be more potent than imaginable.

[SCUDSBROTHER]

He will probably enjoy the Turkish mares,and their mating process is much simpler there.They will submit to him.

[Pedigree Ann]

Doug Cauthen (WinStar manager) said that VG was a solid stallion but didn't sire yearlings that could make $100K at the sales. He had become a <gasp> breed to race sire, not a breed to sell one. So when the Turkish offer came around, the syndicate snapped it up.

[Linny]

Almost makes Anak Nakal a lock in the KY Derby. It seems everytime a stallion is exported, he suddenly jumps up with a big horse.

[The Indomitable DrugS]

Originally Posted by Pedigree Ann

Doug Cauthen (WinStar manager) said that VG was a solid stallion but didn't sire yearlings that could make $100K at the sales. He had become a <gasp> breed to race sire, not a breed to sell one. So when the Turkish offer came around, the syndicate snapped it up.

He sired Victory U. S. A. - who sold for over 500K at the sales and was his best horse.

She had her soundness issues.

The reason why his horses don't sell well is because they most often can't run for crap.

[SCUDSBROTHER]

Originally Posted by Pedigree Ann

Doug Cauthen (WinStar manager) said that VG was a solid stallion but didn't sire yearlings that could make $100K at the sales. He had become a <gasp> breed to race sire, not a breed to sell one. So when the Turkish offer came around, the syndicate snapped it up.

I'm just glad they didn't try to get my boy Lit de Justice.He is doing well now as a breed to race sire.There is no end to the groups of people and things that they would like to have "LIT DE" in front of.