No Foals for War Emblem in 2007

[Cajungator26]

Well, let's hope they don't do to him what they did to Ferdinand.

[paisjpq]

I don't think that's going to happen to any more high profile horses that the japanese bought from the US. too much bad press. but don't think for a second that it's not happening to all the other horses over there that aren't a success (here too for that matter).

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by paisjpq

I don't think that's going to happen to any more high profile horses that the japanese bought from the US. too much bad press. but don't think for a second that it's not happening to all the other horses over there that aren't a success (here too for that matter).

Trust me, I'm aware. It's a disgrace IMO.

[dr. fager]

Originally Posted by Cajungator26

Trust me, I'm aware. It's a disgrace IMO.

I know Silver Charm has a buyback clause, Three Chimneys has first rights if they ever want to get rid of them. Ferdinand at least didn't die in vain, a lot of things have changed since that tragedy.

Originally Posted by dr.fager

I know Silver Charm has a buyback clause, Three Chimneys has first rights if they ever want to get rid of them. Ferdinand at least didn't die in vain, a lot of things have changed since that tragedy.

Dr F*ager--please explain a buy back clause for me.

[dr. fager]

Originally Posted by eurobounce

Dr F*ager--please explain a buy back clause for me.

Actually, it's better than that, guarantees his return after penison.

"We received an offer that, at my stage in my life, I could not turn down," said Bob Lewis, who campaigned Silver Charm along with his wife, Beverly, and retained a 75% ownership in the ten-year-old son of Silver Buck. "The contract gives us the right of first refusal to purchase him if he is ever sold, so that we can ensure his well-being, and provides that he may return to Three Chimneys Farm upon his retirement."

http://www.thoroughbredtimes.com/sea...0292&Section=1

Originally Posted by dr.fager

Actually, it's better than that, guarantees his return after penison.

"We received an offer that, at my stage in my life, I could not turn down," said Bob Lewis, who campaigned Silver Charm along with his wife, Beverly, and retained a 75% ownership in the ten-year-old son of Silver Buck. "The contract gives us the right of first refusal to purchase him if he is ever sold, so that we can ensure his well-being, and provides that he may return to Three Chimneys Farm upon his retirement."

http://www.thoroughbredtimes.com/sea...0292&Section=1

Thanks.

Imagine the impact in US racing is Sunday Silense would have stayed in the US.

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by dr.fager

I know Silver Charm has a buyback clause, Three Chimneys has first rights if they ever want to get rid of them. Ferdinand at least didn't die in vain, a lot of things have changed since that tragedy.

Yeah, but the horses that aren't high profile still die in vain. You are correct though... with horses like War Emblem and Silver Charm, they should be safe.

[paisjpq]

Originally Posted by Cajungator26

Yeah, but the horses that aren't high profile still die in vain. You are correct though... with horses like War Emblem and Silver Charm, they should be safe.

Very true.

[dr. fager]

Originally Posted by Cajungator26

Yeah, but the horses that aren't high profile still die in vain. You are correct though... with horses like War Emblem and Silver Charm, they should be safe.

Considering that's who we were talking about, I thought you'd follow...

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by dr.fager

Considering that's who we were talking about, I thought you'd follow...

You quoted me...

I said it was a disgrace that failed racehorses were sent to slaughterhouses.

[slotdirt]

They should do the Cartman to him.

"Sparky, don't be gay!"