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Old 03-06-2007, 08:31 PM
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Pick anybody in the world. Who do you take and why?
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Old 03-06-2007, 08:33 PM
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Pick anybody in the world. Who do you take and why?
bobby frankel--so i would have the pleasure of firing him.
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Old 03-06-2007, 08:33 PM
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I'm a do it yourself-er...
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Jonathan Sheppard...cuz it will be a turf runner.
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Ian Wilkes....honest and fabulous at getting a horse to improve and compete
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I'm a do it yourself-er...
I'll look for my horse in the 1400 claiming race at Great Lakes then?
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I'll look for my horse in the 1400 claiming race at Great Lakes then?
your's maybe...not mine
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I can say for sure I'd train him myself......


And because of that, he'd be in BIG trouble!!!
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For Turf I would go with Graham Motion and for dirt I would go with Richard Mandella. Also would have to look at Adein O'brein.
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I actually really thought about this question on the way home from work today.

I can narrow it done to a few.

The obvious in a Pletcher or Frankel would not be on my list. I don't want to be part of a large stable or ones which have other unmentionable question marks.

If Shug didn't train privately I'd consider him, but its unrealistic he would take my horse.

I really think at this point I'd ask Tagg to train my horse. Upstanding, an excellent trainer. Can win big dance races and has a small stable. Probably the right guy for me after I win the Mega Millions tonight.
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maybe whatshername....curlins former trainer, she was mcpeeks assistant.... look, it's on the tip there, someone read it...

what IS her name?
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A trainer nobody ever thinks about BUT does a fantastic job is Tom Proctor.
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Greg Gilchrist seems to be able to find some very good sprinters like Lost in the Fog and Smokey Stover.
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Merrill Schrerer
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Rebecca Maker
Tom Proctor

All of them get horses in the winner circle and spot horses well for owners
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Old 03-06-2007, 10:47 PM
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If I were an owner who didnt care about long term developement and just wanted quick return and didnt care if my horse ran past 3 1/2 I would choose Lukas or Baffert. If I wanted to develope a horse and look at the long term I would pick (Im excluding my boss) from Cali. David Hoffman and from back east Shug.
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