West Point Derby Contenders

[Cannon Shell]

Interesting fact about the fine stallion Wheelaway...



#1 National Leading 2nd Crop Sire
by New York-Bred Earnings


is that like worlds tallest midget?

[sumitas]

Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind

Then why is the thread titled " West Point Derby Contenders " and not " Pretty Horsey Pictures? "

I just grabbed the bloodhorse title. Didn't mean to give people caniptions.

[blackthroatedwind]

Originally Posted by sumitas

I just grabbed the bloodhorse title. Didn't mean to give people caniptions.

I doubt anyone had a " caniption ".....whatever the hell that is.

[sumitas]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

Interesting fact about the fine stallion Wheelaway...



#1 National Leading 2nd Crop Sire
by New York-Bred Earnings


is that like worlds tallest midget?

I haven't a clue what that means either. Kind of a surreal ad , now that you mention it. It's a great pic of Wheelaway but is he really faster than his shadow ?

[blackthroatedwind]

Wheelaway was a good horse....and another fine training job by Kimmel. He actually was right on the lead into the stretch in the KY Derby.

[Dunbar]

in a similar vein, what the hell is this piece of "news" doing in Bloodstock Journal: (also in ThoroughbredTimes)

"Dean De Renzo and Randy Hartley announced a Breeders Reward Program for their 2008 stallions on Friday. Each signed contract through Hartley/De Renzo for the 2008 breeding season with full stud fee paid by terms and conditions of the contract yields one entry for a $25,000 drawing to be held after the 2009 foaling season..."

Wow, what an opportunity! It looks like they have just 9 stallions. If they book 100 mares to each stallion, then each entry has an equity of $25000/900, or a whopping $28. Even if I've overestimated the bookings by 2, it's still just $56 per entry. That really reduces the impact of the stallion fee.

--Dunbar

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by Dunbar

in a similar vein, what the hell is this piece of "news" doing in Bloodstock Journal: (also in ThoroughbredTimes)

"Dean De Renzo and Randy Hartley announced a Breeders Reward Program for their 2008 stallions on Friday. Each signed contract through Hartley/De Renzo for the 2008 breeding season with full stud fee paid by terms and conditions of the contract yields one entry for a $25,000 drawing to be held after the 2009 foaling season..."

Wow, what an opportunity! It looks like they have just 9 stallions. If they book 100 mares to each stallion, then each entry has an equity of $25000/900, or a whopping $28. Even if I've overestimated the bookings by 2, it's still just $56 per entry. That really reduces the impact of the stallion fee.

--Dunbar

Maybe they can get the accounting firm that handled the Patrick Ewing draft lottery to administer their drawing?

[NoLuvForPletch]

Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind

Then why is the thread titled " West Point Derby Contenders " and not " Pretty Horsey Pictures? "

I laughed out loud...