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Old 06-13-2006, 06:01 PM
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Funny, Roses In May won that race before taking the Whitney, Kentucky Cup, and running a BCC that would have won most other runnings in finishing 2nd to the Zapper. Very close call to being HOY and he won the Husker.

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Old 06-13-2006, 06:03 PM
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Then of Course Black Tie Affair won it in 1991 on his way to winning the BCC.
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Old 06-13-2006, 06:13 PM
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Then of Course Black Tie Affair won it in 1991 on his way to winning the BCC.
Many horses who have gone on to greater things have used lesser races as preps for the bigger ones.

Mayan King can either go in the Suburban ... a tough race for a first stakes off a layoff ... or race into shape against lesser company ... the smarter path chosen by Contessa.

Way back in 1975 ... Wajima used the Marylander Stakes as a prep for bigger things ... then went on to defeat Foolish Pleasure and Forego twice each ... and win the 3YO championship.

It's a pleasure to read knowledgable posts like yours. Dixie said you were good ... and as usual ... he was right.

And of course you knew I was joking about cornhusks ... a Brooklynite pretending not to know farm stuff. Only a dunce would fail to have seen that ... and that's certainly not you.

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Old 06-13-2006, 06:18 PM
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Mayan King can either go in the Suburban ... a tough race for a first stakes off a layoff ... or race into shape against lesser company ... the smarter path chosen by Contessa.

Way back in 1975 ... Wajima used the Marylander Stakes as a prep for bigger things ... then went on to defeat Foolish Pleasure and Forego twice each ... and win the 3YO championship.

It's a pleasure to read knowledgable posts like yours. Dixie said you were good ... and as usual ... he was right.

And of course you knew I was joking about cornhusks ... a Brooklynite pretending not to know farm stuff. Only a dunce would fail to have seen that ... and that's certainly not you.

We like to talk horses here, most of us. And this is a very impressive lineup. Besides Steve, we have Rupert Pupkin, Blackthroatedwind, Joel Cunningham, and many others who actually know the game. heres hoping the trolls hit the road. We don't need them.

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Old 06-13-2006, 07:09 PM
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SC and Prudery..

Brooklynite did nothing to provoke the reaction I saw from you both in this thread. I don't appreciate the tone and the insulting manner to anyone here no matter what previous history you all had elsewhere.

Keep it on the topic around this Forum or I'll ask you find another place to talk horses.

This was a perfectly good thread, and I'm not going to allow ANYONE here to be attacked. I don't have the time or inclination to police and referee every single thread around Derby Trail, but I will respond to behavior I don't care to see or "hear" in the community that I started three years ago and have cultivated since.

EVERYONE will treat each other here with unending patience and mutual respect... Period. If you want to put certain people's posts on "Ignore", you have that option and I suggest you use it.

Steve

And... In regards to Mayan King, Contessa has been on the show with us quite a bit, and really expects big things from the colt...
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Old 06-13-2006, 07:18 PM
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SC and Prudery..

Brooklynite did nothing to provoke the reaction I saw from you both in this thread. I don't appreciate the tone and the insulting manner to anyone here no matter what previous history you all had elsewhere.

Keep it on the topic around this Forum or I'll ask you find another place to talk horses.

This was a perfectly good thread, and I'm not going to allow ANYONE here to be attacked. I don't have the time or inclination to police and referee every single thread around Derby Trail, but I will respond to behavior I don't care to see or "hear" in the community that I started three years ago and have cultivated since.

EVERYONE will treat each other here with unending patience and mutual respect... Period. If you want to put certain people's posts on "Ignore", you have that option and I suggest you use it.

Steve

And... In regards to Mayan King, Contessa has been on the show with us quite a bit, and really expects big things from the colt...
Of course you are right . Lovely place you have here, no sense in being silly. Peace, and may the horse be with you.
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Old 06-13-2006, 09:25 PM
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Many horses who have gone on to greater things have used lesser races as preps for the bigger ones.

Mayan King can either go in the Suburban ... a tough race for a first stakes off a layoff ... or race into shape against lesser company ... the smarter path chosen by Contessa.

Way back in 1975 ... Wajima used the Marylander Stakes as a prep for bigger things ... then went on to defeat Foolish Pleasure and Forego twice each ... and win the 3YO championship.

It's a pleasure to read knowledgable posts like yours. Dixie said you were good ... and as usual ... he was right.

And of course you knew I was joking about cornhusks ... a Brooklynite pretending not to know farm stuff. Only a dunce would fail to have seen that ... and that's certainly not you.
Do you think Mr Contessa is thew best trainer in NY?
Why the layoff for Mayan King ? 4 Races in 6 months ?...horses should be running every 3 to 4 weeks, don't you think? So you don't think MK is dodging anyone here, by going in the Cornhusker (?) rather than the Suburban?
Interesting...
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Old 06-13-2006, 06:03 PM
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Funny, Roses In May won that race before taking the Whitney, Kentucky Cup, and running a BCC that would have won most other runnings in finishing 2nd to the Zapper. Very close call to being HOY and he won the Husker.
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