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Originally Posted by my miss storm cat
I just wrote out this very long thing and was about to click submit but am not going to bother.
This is the line I really want to comment on.
So yeah... instead of saying anything at all about that first post of yours I just want to explain.
Random horses.
That is one of the main points... for them not to be random this one time. I don't know why that's so hard to understand or why, most years, someone has to have a big problem with it.
Of course it doesn't help their owners or anyone. It's not intended to. I'd have to be a horrible person to presume to think such a thing.
I'm just trying to show respect and thanks and lay it out for people who might not realize that this horse or that horse is gone and who might choose to remember them in some small way.
I'm sorry that that always seems to be offensive to someone. I will never understand that.
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Oh and those of you who get it? Thank you. It's nice to read your memories and quotes and to know that some of you understand the point here.
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Perhaps not for everyone, but sometimes the most random horse can bring you the greatest thrills and fun at the track and no longer become random, but a horse and/or race that you will remember forever.
Thank you for including the links for various charities. When you think of the many hours a year that each of us spend enjoying this wonderful sport, I hope many find a way to give back. No matter how little.
12-10-2011, 12:08 AM
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