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Old 11-23-2008, 10:36 AM
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sumitas deleted his post, I don't want people to be confused about how badly I got "punked" so I am reprinting it My handsome, big, strong, athletic, super conformed yearling will be now pointed to a show horse . He was foaled and raised on the spacious pastures of Irish Hill Century Farm in beautiful Stillwater , NY . Now 20 months of powerful thoroughbred .

For your viewing pleasure here's his site www.saratogawarrior.com . The most recent photos are about 2 months old so he's even more developed now . Quite a bit darker. Very striking . Healthy . Composed dominant temperament. No issues .

A note : He has never seen a sales ring because, imo it's best for his development, and I insist he goes directly to a responsible competition stable .





I don't know why i am bothering to respond, but have you ever even been to a farm in kentucky? Visit one, then go to a hog farm and tell me they are the same thing.
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Old 11-23-2008, 10:39 AM
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Kentucky means nothing to me . It's an illusion for a main line to slaughter . It's a spot on a map somebody dreamed up . Let's get back to real horses, shall we ? Instead of biases .

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Old 11-23-2008, 10:50 AM
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yes lets get to the real issue...breeding horses that are not commercially viable and unlikely to be productive racehorses....why don't you trot out to those beautiful pastures where your horses are and get an idea of what they are talking about.

As for pointing you yearling to a show career--not a bad plan, however you will be hard pressed (IMO) to find a high end show stable that wants him. AND what exactly do you think happens to horses that wash out of THOSE programs...newsflash for you, the same thing that happens to any other unwanted horse.
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Old 11-23-2008, 12:25 PM
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yes lets get to the real issue...breeding horses that are not commercially viable and unlikely to be productive racehorses....why don't you trot out to those beautiful pastures where your horses are and get an idea of what they are talking about.

As for pointing you yearling to a show career--not a bad plan, however you will be hard pressed (IMO) to find a high end show stable that wants him. AND what exactly do you think happens to horses that wash out of THOSE programs...newsflash for you, the same thing that happens to any other unwanted horse.
Who are you kidding ? I don't think you have to be an AP Indy to be a succerssful show jumper. Or have Mr Prospector crosses up the butt either .
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Old 11-23-2008, 01:09 PM
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sumitas, how do you reconcile your first post with your second? if you feel that there are too many horses, how does breeding more yourself help the issue? especially when you concede he's not viable as a racehorse, and is just one more to be tossed into a rather niche market, show horses.
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Old 11-23-2008, 01:19 PM
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sumitas, how do you reconcile your first post with your second? if you feel that there are too many horses, how does breeding more yourself help the issue? especially when you concede he's not viable as a racehorse, and is just one more to be tossed into a rather niche market, show horses.
He is viable as a race horse . He'd be a super horse .

I would not allow those slimy pinhookers to get their grubby paws on him, that's all. I'm pointing him in another direction because horse racing runs horses into the ground and sends them to slaughter .

I'm not breeding any more horses . The sport of horse racing is infested with countless useless barbarians only interested in themselves and profit at any cost .

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Old 11-23-2008, 01:38 PM
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He is viable as a race horse . He'd be a super horse .

I would not allow those slimy pinhookers to get their grubby paws on him, that's all. I'm pointing him in another direction because horse racing runs horses into the ground and sends them to slaughter .

I'm not breeding any more horses . The sport of horse racing is infested with countless useless barbarians only interested in themselves and profit at any cost .
A 'this is my last post' type of deal?
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Old 11-23-2008, 03:37 PM
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The sport of horse racing is infested with countless useless barbarians only interested in themselves and profit at any cost .
you sound like a peta member. I wish one of these barbarians or shiek mohammed would buy my Detroit Football Lions and restore the roar once and for all!!! We have a 17-0 lead before quarter one is even finished and the circus comes to town.

INT. fumble. INT. fumble. poor tackling. blown coverage. inept qb play. swiss cheese defense. what are they gonna try and do next? get Trent Dilfer out of retirement to play qb? if they are serious about restoring the roar. they will get this fabulous rookie qb playing in New England Cassell. 2 four hundred yard passing games in a row!!!! the stinking Lions break ur heart everytime.
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Old 11-23-2008, 05:26 PM
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He is viable as a race horse . He'd be a super horse .

I would not allow those slimy pinhookers to get their grubby paws on him, that's all. I'm pointing him in another direction because horse racing runs horses into the ground and sends them to slaughter .

I'm not breeding any more horses . The sport of horse racing is infested with countless useless barbarians only interested in themselves and profit at any cost .
there's a saying that you're either part of the problem, or part of the solution. if you thought there were already too many unwanted horses, why did you breed horses? if you don't want him to end up in the wrong hands, wouldn't the best thing be to keep him? besides, if he was viable as a racer, i don't see why you'd send him to be a show horse--they can be just as mistreated as racers. and i'd imagine there are too many of them already as well....
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Old 11-23-2008, 05:33 PM
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He is viable as a race horse . He'd be a super horse .

I would not allow those slimy pinhookers to get their grubby paws on him, that's all. I'm pointing him in another direction because horse racing runs horses into the ground and sends them to slaughter .

I'm not breeding any more horses . The sport of horse racing is infested with countless useless barbarians only interested in themselves and profit at any cost .

POY material, right there....
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He is viable as a race horse . He'd be a super horse .

I would not allow those slimy pinhookers to get their grubby paws on him, that's all. I'm pointing him in another direction because horse racing runs horses into the ground and sends them to slaughter .

I'm not breeding any more horses . The sport of horse racing is infested with countless useless barbarians only interested in themselves and profit at any cost .
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Old 11-23-2008, 07:16 PM
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He is viable as a race horse . He'd be a super horse .

I would not allow those slimy pinhookers to get their grubby paws on him, that's all. I'm pointing him in another direction because horse racing runs horses into the ground and sends them to slaughter .

I'm not breeding any more horses . The sport of horse racing is infested with countless useless barbarians only interested in themselves and profit at any cost .
they wouldn't want him.

pick up the chronicle of the horse and check the suspensions page...you'll find the same barbarians drugging show horses. And lets not forget how many show horses have been killed for insurance money.
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Old 11-23-2008, 07:14 PM
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Who are you kidding ? I don't think you have to be an AP Indy to be a succerssful show jumper. Or have Mr Prospector crosses up the butt either .
no...but to be a DESIRABLE show jumper you have to be a WARMBLOOD.
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Old 11-23-2008, 10:46 PM
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no...but to be a DESIRABLE show jumper you have to be a WARMBLOOD.
Oh, like you I suppose . Hot blooded .

Actually, other then the first post I have made up the rest of the thread as a goof on you all . It's an internet deception . You got punked .
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Old 11-23-2008, 10:55 PM
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Oh, like you I suppose . Hot blooded .
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Old 11-23-2008, 10:55 PM
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Yeah, you got us, everyone here takes everything you say so seriously.
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Oh, like you I suppose . Hot blooded .

Actually, other then the first post I have made up the rest of the thread as a goof on you all . It's an internet deception . You got punked .
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lol. you should do this more often.

because you completely had me. here i thought you were drunk or insane but it turns out you're actually a concept bad writers use to resolve crappy plot lines.
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Oh, like you I suppose . Hot blooded .

Actually, other then the first post I have made up the rest of the thread as a goof on you all . It's an internet deception . You got punked .

I hardly got punked....I just got an opportunity to tell you the truth about your horses. Thanks.
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Old 11-24-2008, 09:44 AM
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no...but to be a DESIRABLE show jumper you have to be a WARMBLOOD.
true...i can't remember the last time i saw a rider on a t'bred in any of the grand prix events, or in the olympics for that matter...a lot of selle francais, dutch warmbloods and the like.
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Who needs the VI when you have threads like this one.
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