California Chrome's owner just blew any goodwill.

[jms62]

Originally Posted by Gate Dancer

Probably the best advice.....................just very depressing to hear the "cheaters" and "cowards" comments, even in the heat of the moment. Unfortunately, a bunch of non-racing people hear that stuff and he does the game no justice by ranting. Apology, accepted.............. but please show more class in the future and respect history. I'm actually more offended by the comment of "I wanted to win this race for the people of America" ........and exactly how would that have benefited "the people of America"? Hard to throw stones when I haven't been in that situation but his wife appears to have been pretty well grounded during this whole situation. Hope the horse comes out of this well and we can see him again. But keep the mic out of his face. I shudder to think what nonsense would come out of his mouth if Chrome would win the Breeders Cup Classic.

His true feelings were revealed Sunday morning after a night to think about it and get input from his camp. His apology was nothing more then a weak attempt at damage control . Guy is a self absorbed clown who felt entitled to his Triple crown.

[outofthebox]

Originally Posted by jms62

His true feelings were revealed Sunday morning after a night to think about it and get input from his camp. His apology was nothing more then a weak attempt at damage control . Guy is a self absorbed clown who felt entitled to his Triple crown.

Agree. His apology should have been Sunday..Believe his wife demanded it, as you said for damage control.

[3kings]

Originally Posted by outofthebox

Agree. His apology should have been Sunday..Believe his wife demanded it, as you said for damage control.

Totally agree with last 2 posts. Saturday, I understand heat of the moment but not classy. Sunday, true feelings guy is basically just an ass. The handicapped kid analogy will go down as one of the worst ever. Monday apology was forced because everyone telling him he is an embarrassment to co-owner, horse, jockey, and racing in general.