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Old 11-21-2009, 01:08 PM
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Need to share this news with someone and I know you'll understand...

Sparkles was unretired.

I almost had a heart attack.....

Wonder where this place is.

This notice is to inform you that one or more of your horses has worked out.
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Date: November 4, 2009
Track: NELSON JONES FARMS AND TRAINING CENTER, INC.
Distance: Three Furlongs
Time: 38:80 Breezing
Track Condition: Fast
Surface: Dirt
Rank: 1/2
Sparkles!

That OH! Derby! was a great time. My friend still ribs us for being late to his wedding reception because a group of us snuck over to Thistledown between the ceremony and reception (he's from Cleveland... is the editor of a racing rag... and had his wedding on Ohio Derby day a mile from the track. What did he expect out of a bunch of degens?!?)
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Old 11-21-2009, 01:37 PM
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A lot of owners may have figured out that the economy has made it less likely that somebody will spend millions, or even a significant fraction of a million, for a stallion prospect. Fees are falling for even proven stallions, and a lot of marginal mares that might have been bred previously are being taken out of production. Possibly more money to be made on the track, just like the old days.(Huzzah!)
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Old 11-22-2009, 11:20 PM
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A lot of owners may have figured out that the economy has made it less likely that somebody will spend millions, or even a significant fraction of a million, for a stallion prospect. Fees are falling for even proven stallions, and a lot of marginal mares that might have been bred previously are being taken out of production. Possibly more money to be made on the track, just like the old days.(Huzzah!)
Less horses, more races. Good. Sometimes less is more.
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