Shake You Down

[Scav]

Once one of the top sprinters in the country, Shake You Down finished third in the 2003 Breeders' Cup Sprint and won six stakes races, including the Smile Sprint Handicap and the True North. With age and with the typical aches and pains that often come from a long career, he started to slow down and was racing in $14,000 claimers in early 2007 at Laurel. To their credit, owner Robert Cole and trainer Scott Lake did not want to take any risks with a horse who had been so good to them, so they retired Shake You Down when he was still sound and healthy and donated him to the TRF. A grand-looking chestnut, he exudes class, says TRF farm manager John Evans.

This was from his page...

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by Scav

This was from his page...

I saw that too... what a crock.

[saucon17]

I'm just happy he is there and there is no way Lake/Cole
can break him down now.

[Sightseek]

Originally Posted by saucon17

I'm just happy he is there and there is no way Lake/Cole
can break him down now.

I really think it is wonderful that you gave of your own money for SYD...I just wish they would have after all SYD gave to them, but like you said, more importantly he can live happily in green pastures.