Horse with two sires listed in his form

[Sightseek]

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS

Does this mean they aren't sure who the sire of the soon to be foal is?

I once saw a horse's past performances where the sire was listed as "Unknown sire" - in that instance the horses mare turned up pregnant unexpectedly and they kept the foal - and it happened to race and I believe win a few times.

Never seen two sires listed in a form before though.

Now they have better testing so they know who the sire is when the foal is born.

There is an old book about Hamburg Place that was stolen from me that was pretty interesting. Seeing Hamburg's name reminds me of how mad I am about that!

[randallscott35]

What a slut this mare was. Jeez

[The Indomitable DrugS]

Originally Posted by Sightseek

There is an old book about Hamburg Place that was stolen from me that was pretty interesting. Seeing Hamburg's name reminds me of how mad I am about that!

Wow, who steals books from people? ... I mean other than me of course. I thought I had the market cornered on that.

I did a little searching and just found a horse from the late 40's ....



The winner of his most recent race was named 'Dry' (probably a Claiborne horse)

Imagine what the race call might have sounded like if Blow Me held on to defeat Dry instead of fading to 7th.

[randallscott35]

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS

Wow, who steals books from people? ... I mean other than me of course. I thought I had the market cornered on that.

I did a little searching and just found a horse from the late 40's ....



The winner of his most recent race was named 'Dry' (probably a Claiborne horse)

Imagine what the race call might have sounded like if Blow Me held on to defeat Dry instead of fading to 7th.

[dellinger63]

Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS

Wow, who steals books from people? ... I mean other than me of course. I thought I had the market cornered on that.

I did a little searching and just found a horse from the late 40's ....



The winner of his most recent race was named 'Dry' (probably a Claiborne horse)

Imagine what the race call might have sounded like if Blow Me held on to defeat Dry instead of fading to 7th.

How about Blow Me being neck and neck in a race with the previous mentioned horse coming down the stretch.