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![]() 28 horses at 350k on average a piece.. That is expensive dog food
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![]() The purchase price is only part of the problem --- you have to spend two years paying bills. Just the vet bills have to be staggering.
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![]() The 11th horse is Fire On Ice. Had the look of a promising horse when he won his debut big at Saratoga first-time out for John Kimmel. This son of Unbridled's Song unfortunately got hurt training for the Champagne and has not started again.
Fire on Ice is back in the first race on Thursday at Belmont. |
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![]() Numbers 2 and 49 were indeed stunningly attractive horses - 49 is one of the most fluid movers I've ever seen at the walk, simply like flowing silk. My favorite out of Book 1
The sale was packed, I saw a lot of west coast owners/trainers there. But I agree, Book 1 is no guarantee whatsoever of a big horse. Just a lot of competition on your bidding. I'll put some money on 10 in a futures pool, a Broken Vow - my second favorite. I think it RNA'd
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