Nice baby girls -- KEE 7th

Kasept · #1 10-18-2006, 03:46 PM

Be sure to catch the KEE 7th..

McPeek's NOLA STAR but around here we should be rooting for WHATDREAMSRMADEOF... (DT connected..)

#2 10-18-2006, 03:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Kasept

Be sure to catch the KEE 7th..

McPeek's NOLA STAR but around here we should be rooting for WHATDREAMSRMADEOF... (DT connected..)

Tom Amoss is DT connected? Thats awesome.

Kasept · #3 10-18-2006, 03:49 PM

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Originally Posted by oracle80

Tom Amoss is DT connected? Thats awesome.

Mike..

Breeding side.. Think Round Pen is involved here..

#4 10-18-2006, 03:50 PM

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Originally Posted by Kasept

Mike..

Breeding side.. Think Round Pen is involved here..

Shes an awful nice horse, I loved her debut up here.
Her sire really seems to be working out well, hes had some nice winners even though he wasn't sent to Blue Hen mares.
I expect that his book will be full this upcoming spring and I'm sure he will have even better mares. Hes gonna make it.

Cajungator26 · #5 10-18-2006, 03:50 PM

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Mike..

Breeding side.. Think Round Pen is involved here..

Cool!

I like Graeme Hall a lot, too.

hoovesupsideyourhead · #6 10-18-2006, 03:54 PM

ill root for her....g h horse have really been doing well for new sire...

#7 10-18-2006, 03:57 PM

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Originally Posted by hoovesupsideyourhead

ill root for her....g h horse have really been doing well for new sire...

Especially when you look at the mares who have been throwing them. Its not like they are bad mares, but when you get one like Graeme Hall who has a limited buzz who gets really nice horses in his first crop, who wasn't sent to grade one producers, you can be pretty sure that folks who went to him in his 2nd 3rd years are on cloud 9 right now.
Those babies are gonna fetch a lot more than they paid for his stud fee.

Kasept · #8 10-18-2006, 03:55 PM

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Cool!

I like Graeme Hall a lot, too.

BTW and I were talking about old geldings the other day, and Graeme Hall's name came up about a race that Mike will recall too... Opening weekend at Saratoga 1999, I fell in love with a Hal Wiggins' trained 2 year old named Perfect Sleeper who came like a bullet in a MSW race to be third. He chipped a knee in that race and was never the same, but I've followed him since and he was still running at 9 at Fairmount Park as of the spring. Second in that race was Sykes Alive, who is still running at Philly Park... The winner of that race was Graeme Hall!

#9 10-18-2006, 03:59 PM

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BTW and I were talking about old geldings the other day, and Graeme Hall's name came up about a race that Mike will recall too... Opening weekend at Saratoga 1999, I fell in love with a Hal Wiggins' trained 2 year old named Perfect Sleeper who came like a bullet in a MSW race to be third. He chipped a knee in that race and was never the same, but I've followed him since and he was still running at 9 at Fairmount Park as of the spring. Second in that race was Sykes Alive, who is still running at Philly Park... The winner of that race was Graeme Hall!

I remember it very well.
The funny thing about that race was that when Sykes Alive ran back(I know D Wayne trained him at the time, and I believe that Cloverleaf owned him), he should have been 3-5, but everyone went goo-goo over some first time starter and made him favored instead. Sykes crushed him, and after the race D Wayne made a quote that I still remember that day, he was speaking to reporters/handicappers after the race who had all touted the firster and said " I think you guys are drinking too much coffee or something!!""