I continue....Yet, most people know very little about it. You will be missed Autism Awareness....Rest in peace and know that your life served a significant purpose.
I consider this a personal loss, of sorts. My oldest grandson is autistic, so I have followed this horse since he was a three year old. This horse served to bring attention to a condition that affects millions of individuals world wide, yet most people know very little
Superior race horse, but I prefer Sea the Stars...
THere's not enough room in the HOF for both Beyer and his Ego. The HOF doesn't need another east coast "homer"
First of all, jmac500 is an idiot. You don't sound as though you know anything about horse racing, and you certainly don't know Doug O'neill. Your comments have been both slanderous and toxic, and most of all, ignorant. The game doesn't need people like you, so why don't you get on' back to that portion of the Springer episode you missed while taking the time to share that brilliant comment below.
All about the horse's lfe; all about the horse's health and well-being. I'm not trying to condone or justify past transgressions, but the hearing officer clearly stated there was no evidence and no intent (in this case), so why would the CHRB emphasize the negative at such a critical time for the sport??
The CHRB doesn't have a brain among them. Doug is on the dime for a two-year old infraction; got it. But these morons elect to act now--as horse racing is on the verge of assuming it's long lost place in the national spotlight--to purposely cast yet another a shodow on an already struggling industry. They elect to take action now?? As the excitemnet begins to build and talk of a Triple Crown winner opens the door for renewed interest in the game, leave it to the CHRB to throw a wet blanket on the party, and crush the national horse racing buzz. There is a greater good; a greater need here, but once again, the games leadership can't get out of it;s own way.
A runner indeed, but the inexperienced jock scares me. Might be done turning for home...Might forget to stop...Let's see what post he draws...
No disrespect to the horse, but Hansen ran like a typical Tapit; like a champ for 1 1/16....
Say it ain't so!!! How could the Moss's allow this to happen?? Look at Hansen and you see a typical Tapit...Crazy good at any distance less than 1/16 but simply can't carry the speed at the classic distance . This is disappointing for those of us who want to see the great Zenyatta's offspring do great things...
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