Midnight Lute Retired

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by freddymo

I would breed to Mid Night Lute without a seconds thought. He is a monster and a dam good looking horse beside being fast as sheat. I also think that horses that overcome and run thru there issues have a level of toughness that could be beneficial.

Also Real Quiet is a fairly good broody stallion.... If he was 10k I would suggest our small filly would be an OK match.

Horses that overcome are usually the worst stallions.

[freddymo]

[quote=Cannon Shell]Horses that overcome are usually the worst stallions.[/QUO

I guess you thing Ghostzapper will be a bust

[Cannon Shell]

[quote=freddymo]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

Horses that overcome are usually the worst stallions.[/QUO

I guess you thing Ghostzapper will be a bust

He didnt overcome

[CSC]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

Horses that overcome are usually the worst stallions.

Candy Ride had his problems, his has been pretty live. Perhaps more than anything he and Lute are most simular in they ran sporadically but when they ran healthy they put up numbers that you don't often see. 120+ beyers.

[Pedigree Ann]

Originally Posted by CSC

Candy Ride had his problems, his has been pretty live. Perhaps more than anything he and Lute are most simular in they ran sporadically but when they ran healthy they put up numbers that you don't often see. 120+ beyers.

Not quite the same. Candy Ride, as an first-half half of the year 3yo in Argentina, Sept. to Dec., won his maiden, stepped up to a G1 vs other 3yos, the Clasico San Isidro, winning by 8, then stepped up again to run in the big international mile race in the Carlos Pellegrini meeting against his elders and beat them by 8. (This is roughly equivalent to a 3yo winning the Met Mile.) This caught the eye of overseas buyers and the colt was sold to North America. He was given 6 months to acclimatize and came back in mid-2003, when he won an allowance race, the American H (G2) and the Pacific Classic (G1). Only THEN was his career interrupted by physical problems. The earlier gap was due to the change of hemispheres.