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![]() According to bloodhorse, the horse didn't meet her reserve and was bought back (will still be trained by Ward). See quote below.
Van Meter indicated the filly would remain with trainer with Wesley Ward, who co-owns the filly with Robert Tanklage. "She's going to get some time off and I think we will see her again at Del Mar," he said |
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![]() $300K can actually be spent much worse in this game.
I believe Angel Island and Appealing Zophie were jointly the two fastest fillies to win going 4.5 at KEE last year.... One of them would become a Grade 1 winner, the other hasn't raced since. That filly will really have her hands full with the freaky Sea of Pleasure on Derby week---if the new owners intend to run there. |
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![]() Badge of Silver was still running well in Grade 1 races at age 6 after winning a 4.5 furlong race at KEE by a pole.
He, however, came out of the race with a fractured leg, and would fracture it again later on in his career. |
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I think champion 2yo Answer Lively and Hollywood Futurity winner Tactical Cat ran against each other in the same race, in one of those 4.5f KEE races in '98. I think City Zip might have come out of one of those races as well....but I'm not totally sure about that. There've been a few OK ones. |
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![]() Isn't there something physical that needs to happen to a horse (like their knees closing or something) that once it happens they are fine to run. For some 2yos it happens early and they are fine to race in February, for others it doesn't happen until later and it is a bad idea to run them that early. That was the impression I was under. Anyone know what the hell I'm talking about?
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![]() She failed to meet her reserve. Eaton bought her back for $300k. Here is whats saif about her conformation.
"While she is really fast, she has one wheel that the conformation is off a little bit," said Eaton Sales partner Tom Van Meter. "It was just tough to get her past the market. Everybody came to look at her, but it was just tough to get her passed through. Her left knee was a little freaky, and she was a tad offset and toed-in a bit." |
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![]() Does paying $300k for the 4.5F record holder make any more or less since than $1.5 Mil for that Mineshaft filly that went 1F in 9.6 seconds?
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