Casey Tibbs savage video

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by Danzig

if any picture can encompass racing at its absolute finest, it's that one.

This one works too:

[Danzig]

affirmed and aldyar in the belmont. hell of a race. and i was an alydar fan--poor alydar!!

i think the thing that really catches my eye tho in the SS/EG preakness is that they were in step with each other. you don't get it any closer than those two did without a dead heat. a bit longer nose for one...a bit of bad luck for the other.

[Cajungator26]

Originally Posted by Danzig

affirmed and aldyar in the belmont. hell of a race. and i was an alydar fan--poor alydar!!

i think the thing that really catches my eye tho in the SS/EG preakness is that they were in step with each other. you don't get it any closer than those two did without a dead heat. a bit longer nose for one...a bit of bad luck for the other.

Ah know. I was an Easy Goer fan.

[Danzig]

Originally Posted by Cajungator26

Ah know. I was an Easy Goer fan.

me too, the alydar connection....

[Hickory Hill Hoff]

My "personal" favorite!

[hoovesupsideyourhead]

how about the old school one of the jock whipping the dog sheit out of the other in the str.....

[cowgirlintexas]

Originally Posted by hoovesupsideyourhead

how about the old school one of the jock whipping the dog sheit out of the other in the str.....

That was a great one as well.. Can you imagine if that were allowed today? Who were those two jocks?

[Pedigree Ann]

Originally Posted by hoovesupsideyourhead

how about the old school one of the jock whipping the dog sheit out of the other in the str.....

Ah, the 'Fighting Finish' of the 1933 Kentucky Derby. Broker's Tip and Head Play going eye-to-eye while Don Meade and Herb Fisher go mano-a-mano.

The mutuals are a bit of an eye-opener:
Broker's Tip paid $19.86, $6.28 and $4.54. Looks like they hadn't discovered 'breakage' yet.

[Hickory Hill Hoff]

Originally Posted by Pedigree Ann

Ah, the 'Fighting Finish' of the 1933 Kentucky Derby. Broker's Tip and Head Play going eye-to-eye while Don Meade and Herb Fisher go mano-a-mano.

The mutuals are a bit of an eye-opener:
Broker's Tip paid $19.86, $6.28 and $4.54. Looks like they hadn't discovered 'breakage' yet.

And that Derby victory for Broker's Tip was his only career win.

[AeWingnut]

Let Goodtimes Roll is a sire now and I hit a nice one when I bet a horse sired by him. I figured he wouldn't let anyone pass and he didn't.

btw.. I noticed they finally had to put a wire mesh around his mouth so he couldn't do that.