Princess Arabella hurt?

[Kasept]

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie

Just for that Byk, I'm going to ask where she is every 9th day, before her scheduled workout.

It was the way he delivered it that made it so.. pithy.

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by Kasept

It was the way he delivered it that made it so.. pithy.

Yeah, I know. I didn't really take either Rollo or you personally.

However, now I really am going to gush exuberantly over this filly when given the chance.

That debut really was spectacular.

[golfer]

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie

Yeah, I know. I didn't really take either Rollo or you personally.

However, now I really am going to gush exuberantly over this filly when given the chance.

That debut really was spectacular.

I agree 100% You just don't see many firsters win like that, no matter who the competition.

[RolloTomasi]

Originally Posted by golfer

I agree 100% You just don't see many firsters win like that, no matter who the competition.

That filly reminds me of Magnificience.

[Arletta]

Hmmmm... Do you have a link by chance to that article RB?

[Dahoss]

Originally Posted by Rare Bog

Princess Arabella Retired

By
Marcus Hersh

Princess Arabella was injured while training for her next race the overnight Antebellum 75K.

The future Grade 1 winner has been retired from racing to stand stud at Millennium Farms in Kentucky, it was announced.

Though just a few races into her glorious career Princess Arabella might have raced again during 2012 had she not sustained a hind-end injury while training. She hurt her hind end late in morning training hours when another horse – one of only a couple out on the track at the time – ducked in sharply from the outside fence and slammed into Princes Arabella, who was in the midst of a routine gallop.

The Tarras owners will remain part-owners of her as a stallion, and she will stand for a fee of $7,500.

Thanks for the update. I look forward to seeing her at stud.

[Merlinsky]

Originally Posted by Rare Bog

Princess Arabella Retired

By
Marcus Hersh

Princess Arabella was injured while training for her next race the overnight Antebellum 75K.

The future Grade 1 winner has been retired from racing to stand stud at Millennium Farms in Kentucky, it was announced.

Though just a few races into her glorious career Princess Arabella might have raced again during 2012 had she not sustained a hind-end injury while training. She hurt her hind end late in morning training hours when another horse – one of only a couple out on the track at the time – ducked in sharply from the outside fence and slammed into Princes Arabella, who was in the midst of a routine gallop.

The Tarras owners will remain part-owners of her as a stallion, and she will stand for a fee of $7,500.

She's a transgendered TB? Wow. Sorry, I guess I should say "he."

[golfer]

Worked again today, 7 furlongs in 1:24 flat

[RolloTomasi]

Originally Posted by golfer

Worked again today, 7 furlongs in 1:24 flat

I wonder if Bob Baffert will put both Princess Arabella and Eden's Moon together in the Las Virgenes. I suppose if a first condition comes up, one will be re-routed there.

I fully expect the form of the Santa Ysabel-Hollywood Starlet-Sharp Cat Stakes to be murdered to shreds once these two fillies and Reneesgotzip reappear.