I Want Revenge Scratched

Originally Posted by SCUDSBROTHER

BTW, HOSS, and DRUGS will huddle together n' all question whether it should have the Grade 1 reduced to a Grade 2.

No huddlin.
Ego critical mass would be reached
and the message board would suck
us all through the monitors.

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by Pedigree Ann

IEAH is only the part owner, and not even the majority owner, of I Want Revenge. I've never heard anything against owner/breeder David Lanzman. Enlighten me about his shady behavior.

He's in the mortgage business.

Nuff said.

Originally Posted by SCUDSBROTHER

http://www.audiosparx.com/sa/play/po...und_iid.140576


Chalk Withdrawal Fit

QR, and IWR both gone= Gotham Chalkplayers looking for a corner with a Baby Bottle

all question whether it should have the Grade 1 reduced to a Grade 2.

Add Beyer to the list.
Forget the fact the track is an uncertain mess.

The ankle injury that knocked I Want Revenge out of the Kentucky Derby obviously changed the complexion of the race both as a sporting drama

-Stephon Beyerberry

No need to watch. The drama is gone.
No need to wager either. No mention of the track
being a problem.

[Riot]

Originally Posted by pgardn

No huddlin.
Ego critical mass would be reached
and the message board would suck
us all through the monitors.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

However the horse could care less if he gets to run in the Derby while the shady people are torn up which is a nice touch

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

Where shall I begin? First of all I mentioned shady people, not specifically the owners. Surely Mullins could be considered shady at the very least? The fact that a guy with horses has them with Mullins who everyone inside and outside the game knows is a bad guy and "ethically challenged" makes Lanzman shady. You are judged by the company you keep and his company is shady, and that is being kind.

again,