Half Ours wins

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Originally Posted by Sightseek

I was speaking of another way that partnerships work with foal shares, not of Half Ours. Isn't he 3 now?

There is always the chance too that someone else would have stepped in and paid a lot for him as well, look at Spring at Last for instance. You never know what could happen in the ring.

yeah,
I mistyped.

he is 3.
good catch.


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[blackthroatedwind]

Originally Posted by DaHoss9698

He looked very good today.

Very impressive. Did you get the nuances of his difficult trip?

[blackthroatedwind]

Even in the fog he didn't look like six million bucks.

[Danzig]

according to the article i read, both halves wanted the horse, but didn't want to remain in partnership. the losing partner was the immediate under-bidder on the horse.

shouldn't he change the name to neenerneener,he'sallminenow? mmm, nah, too many letters.

[blackthroatedwind]

Originally Posted by Danzig188

according to the article i read, both halves wanted the horse, but didn't want to remain in partnership. the losing partner was the immediate under-bidder on the horse.

shouldn't he change the name to neenerneener,he'sallminenow? mmm, nah, too many letters.

I think the underbidder was relieved.

[Danzig]

and probably patting himself on the back for running up the bid!

Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind

I think the underbidder was relieved.

I just dont understand the price, I really dont. The horse would have to stand for 20K at least to justify that price. I mean, isn't that just a "tad" optimistic?

[hoovesupsideyourhead]

durkin was on his second flask.."oh ..and the 7 half ours wins....oh i think..i dont know."..

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by oracle80

I just dont understand the price, I really dont. The horse would have to stand for 20K at least to justify that price. I mean, isn't that just a "tad" optimistic?

but since half the price was going back to the guy who bought him, didn't they really buy him for 3 million?