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Old 05-19-2009, 05:21 PM
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I can't find any video on Youtube of one of the most incredible races EVER...when Broad Brush blew the turn in the Pennsylvania Derby and rallied from the parking lot to win up the outer rail under Angel Cordero. In the "legends of racing" tour pre-BC this year, Cordero called it one of, if not THE, most eventful big race win of his career...and we know he's had a lot of em.
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Old 05-19-2009, 06:18 PM
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I can't find any video on Youtube of one of the most incredible races EVER...when Broad Brush blew the turn in the Pennsylvania Derby and rallied from the parking lot to win up the outer rail under Angel Cordero. In the "legends of racing" tour pre-BC this year, Cordero called it one of, if not THE, most eventful big race win of his career...and we know he's had a lot of em.
Dickie Small said tonight he has a tape of it from a racing blooper show.

TRIVIA: Who was the person credited for getting Broad Brush to change direction back down the stretch by waiving his arms from behind the outer rail?
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Old 05-19-2009, 06:31 PM
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Dickie Small said tonight he has a tape of it from a racing blooper show.

TRIVIA: Who was the person credited for getting Broad Brush to change direction back down the stretch by waiving his arms from behind the outer rail?
Julie Krone? Howard Cosell? King T.?
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Old 05-19-2009, 07:32 PM
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Dickie Small said tonight he has a tape of it from a racing blooper show.

TRIVIA: Who was the person credited for getting Broad Brush to change direction back down the stretch by waiving his arms from behind the outer rail?
wasn't it a trainer? woody stephens maybe? i remember the story, but man i can't remember the person.
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Old 05-19-2009, 07:45 PM
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The veterinarian Dr. James Penny... There is a race named after him at Philly Park.
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Old 05-19-2009, 07:48 PM
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The veterinarian Dr. James Penny... There is a race named after him at Philly Park.
oh, ok. thanks-you kept me from going crazy trying to think of it.
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Don't miss Part I of Dickie Small and Steve Haskin remembering Broad Brush. Was fun and funny...

On the stream now and the archives.

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http://www.clearstreaming.com/radios...sandbeyond.asx


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The veterinarian Dr. James Penny... There is a race named after him at Philly Park.
We also have the Mrs. Penny Stakes too...named after Dr. Penny's wife for kicking him out of the house that day ensuring his place in history when Broad Brush blew the turn.
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Old 05-19-2009, 10:41 PM
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I can't find any video on Youtube of one of the most incredible races EVER...when Broad Brush blew the turn in the Pennsylvania Derby and rallied from the parking lot to win up the outer rail under Angel Cordero. In the "legends of racing" tour pre-BC this year, Cordero called it one of, if not THE, most eventful big race win of his career...and we know he's had a lot of em.

i read that he thought he would have to jump clear, rather than take the chance of being on the horse should he try to leap the rail.
i also read after the race that he said he'd never ride that blankety blank horse again...of course, he rode him again!
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Old 05-19-2009, 10:49 PM
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some reading on broad brush and the domino line...

http://cs.bloodhorse.com/blogs/scot/...es-domino.aspx


http://www.reines-de-course.com/broad_brush.htm


mongoose was mentioned in the second column as being one that would hopefully carry on the line, but he's now in peru.


http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-raci.../brush-strokes
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What wonderful recollections . I recall the Kelly Kip thread as well , where very interesting remembrances were recalled .
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Ack Ack was a pretty cool horse too (his sire). That horse could do anything!
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Old 05-20-2009, 08:17 AM
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Ack Ack was a pretty cool horse too (his sire). That horse could do anything!

they have a show on rfdtv that once had an episode with racehorses from days gone by. they showed video of the horses and some of their races-ack ack being one of them. i hadn't realized til that show that ack ack had been owned later in his career by a big hollywood celeb. they also showed round table, swaps, silky sullivan....


a second trivia question-who was ack ack's star owner?
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He is, and always will be, my favorite horse. I grew up in Maryland and watched him run several times in person, including the absolutely crazy Pennsylvania Derby.
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