Oh So Awesome

[blackthroatedwind]

Originally Posted by Fearless Leader

Pardon my edit, I felt a slight clarification would underscore your point.

You're right.

What's interesting, and what makes your point stronger, is how successful Kimmel was ten plus years ago with cheap horses he bought to crank up and sell. When he started getting more expensive horses, say when Waxman was his client, he really became disappointing.

Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind

You're right.

What's interesting, and what makes your point stronger, is how successful Kimmel was ten plus years ago with cheap horses he bought to crank up and sell. When he started getting more expensive horses, say when Waxman was his client, he really became disappointing.

They killed that guy, other than that one Storm Cat filly (her name escapes me at the moment) every horse they bought for that guy was an expensive disaster worse than the last. Very scary, that started a consistent pattern of that.

[blackthroatedwind]

Originally Posted by Fearless Leader

They killed that guy, other than that one Storm Cat filly (her name escapes me at the moment) every horse they bought for that guy was an expensive disaster worse than the last. Very scary, that started a consistent pattern of that.

Catinca?

Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind

Catinca?

That was the one.

He is capable of doing a good job, as his work with Premium Tap attests.

[Sightseek]

Originally Posted by Fearless Leader

He is capable of doing a good job, as is work with Premium Tap attests.

I hope so, Circle E bought some pretty sweet bloodstock last year!

Originally Posted by Sightseek

I hope so, Circle E bought some pretty sweet bloodstock last year!

But where are they?

[blackthroatedwind]

Originally Posted by Fearless Leader

He is capable of doing a good job, as is work with Premium Tap attests.

True, and I am sure he knows how to be a good trainer, but he has orchestrated many disappointments in the past decade. His horses, in general, seem to underperform on a relatively consistent basis.

Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind

True, and I am sure he knows how to be a good trainer, but he has orchestrated many disappointments in the past decade. His horses, in general, seem to underperform on a relatively consistent basis.

I agree completely with this.

[KirisClown]

Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind

When he started getting more expensive horses, say when Waxman was his client, he really became disappointing.

Oh come on.. how soon we forget Scatmandu winning the Leonard Richards...

[blackthroatedwind]

Originally Posted by KirisClown

Oh come on.. how soon we forget Scatmandu winning the Leonard Richards...

It was an emotionally potent moment.