Angels

[my miss storm cat]

Damn, he was a nice horse.

Like Mom Like Sons, only 3....

A shame.

http://www.pedigreequery.com/like+mom+like+sons

DRF.....

Like Mom Like Sons euthanized

Like Mom Like Sons, the promising 3-year-old colt owned by Howard Walton and trained by Sid Attard, was euthanized at the University of Guelph's veterinary clinic on Saturday.

The problems began when Like Mom Like Sons developed a stubborn pus pocket, and he subsequently foundered.

"We tried like crazy to save him, but there was nothing we could do," said Walton. "He was in a lot of pain."

Like Mom Like Sons won both of his starts here last fall impressively and ran his streak to four when he made his stakes debut in the six-furlong Woodstock here this spring. His only loss came in Pimlico's Grade 3 Hirsch Jacobs, in which he failed to make the lead and wound up fifth.

"He was probably one of the top sprinters here, if not the top sprinter," said Walton.

[FGFan]

Originally Posted by my miss storm cat

Damn, he was a nice horse.

Like Mom Like Sons, only 3....

A shame.

http://www.pedigreequery.com/like+mom+like+sons

I watched that race, it didn't look good but it didn't look bad either, he was pulled up. Then nothing else was said. I wondered what the outcome was going to be. That's a shame.

[my miss storm cat]

Mayor Bozarth, only 3... today at Del mar.

Run in peace.

[my miss storm cat]

Indian Diva, who was 3rd in R4 at Colonial yesterday.....

She was only 3.

Run in peace, little girl.

[my miss storm cat]

Pipe Bomb, 8 years old.

He died trying and was euthanized on the track (Suffolk Downs).

http://www.pedigreequery.com/pipe+bomb

Run in peace forever.

[my miss storm cat]

Massoud, today at Saratoga.....

He left us on the first race of the first day, reminding us that they are all fragile and lovely and that they are all important... every single one matters and deserves a farewell, a moment, a prayer, a thought, a line somewhere. Something, anything.

Another gone too soon, but another who will make heaven a little brighter.

Good night, good boy.

[Chestnut Gal]

Originally Posted by my miss storm cat

Massoud, today at Saratoga.....

He left us on the first race of the first day, reminding us that they are all fragile and lovely and that they are all important... every single one matters and deserves a farewell, a moment, a prayer, a thought, a line somewhere. Something, anything.

Another gone too soon, but another who will make heaven a little brighter.

Good night, good boy.

Sunday, that was beautiful.
It made me cry. You are so
right in what you said. (Hugs)