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Speaker 2: thousand dollars Delaware Oaks with one by Farmley, a three
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Speaker 2: I've got bubbling hair, but she bobbled, Despite bobbling at
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Speaker 2: Oaks by three widening links. To register her third win
Speaker 2: from four career starts. She won the two hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty thousand dollars Virginia Oaks at Colonieal Downs in March,
Speaker 2: and she has earned three hundred and thirty nine thousand,
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Speaker 2: a States winner of over four hundred and thirty seven
Speaker 2: thousand plus two stage place runners both at golf Stream
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Speaker 2: He is one of one hundred and twenty States winners,
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Speaker 3: From the horse capital of the world, it's Horsetails with
Speaker 3: ursul ellis such. Come, we'll talk about the horses, the people,
Speaker 3: and the history of the thoroughbred industry.
Speaker 2: Lay hold away.
Speaker 3: Any secretaries two and a half like now live from
Speaker 3: Kentucky's Bluegrass region. Here's person.
Speaker 2: Well, good morning everyone, and we are here at the
Speaker 2: third Bridge Center and a little stone building over here
Speaker 2: next to bar and whatever. Twenty twenty five I guess
Speaker 2: it is twenty seven Trump like that. But anyway, we
Speaker 2: do the show here every week.
Speaker 1: And reckon how this building is.
Speaker 2: Two thousand and four. Yeah, this building nineteen ninety four. No, no,
Speaker 2: wait a minute, nineteen nineteen oh four is when we
Speaker 2: got boult to property.
Speaker 1: Is that I would have set eighteen oh four.
Speaker 2: I mean I would have seen seventeen seventy seven. That's
Speaker 2: Michael going and that I don't know no historian as
Speaker 2: I can tell those it in you you're not either.
Speaker 4: So it's it's it's stone.
Speaker 2: But the walls are good.
Speaker 1: What the half thick that's what.
Speaker 2: Yeah, help the place to be. But it looks like
Speaker 2: the Alamo. Yeah, well after after everybody left, the whole gang.
Speaker 2: Now yeah, that's it isn't what we thought were all there.
Speaker 2: You know. The only thing that they lived through that
Speaker 2: the animal horse. There's one horse. Yeah. Actually some people
Speaker 2: left before the fighting began. Well, yeah that's true too,
Speaker 2: smart ones. Yeah, the smart ones.
Speaker 4: Right, the lie ones. Wonder who it was.
Speaker 2: Missus Dickenson.
Speaker 4: Oh is that right?
Speaker 2: She's my first grade teacher. That's all I remember. You
Speaker 2: went on to a great career teaching.
Speaker 4: That's so funny.
Speaker 2: Anyway, I have to leave early because I'm I'm really
Speaker 2: excited the people from Georgetown Tourism are bringing to a
Speaker 2: writer wrote from a travel magazine. Get a little travel magazine. Okay, yeah,
Speaker 2: so it diings have been good that we had a
Speaker 2: really nice board meeting. John did a fabulous job, I mean,
Speaker 2: really organizing everything, doing everything that probably should have been
Speaker 2: done years ago into the previous administration that wasn't did
Speaker 2: you consume it? Yeah, he's doing fabulous anyway, So that
Speaker 2: was good. And the you know, rain stopped and people
Speaker 2: are coming out of tours with it really having a
Speaker 2: lot of people I got. I had a couple of yesterday,
Speaker 2: I got a couple more today and then we have
Speaker 2: the regular tours and the buses are coming. So it's
Speaker 2: really good.
Speaker 4: Have you had anybody from not here?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, not qure friends everywhere. Well, let's see, I
Speaker 2: had just my my, my little toys. I had people
Speaker 2: from Tennessee, Mississippi, Colorado, California, and Washington the state so
Speaker 2: they're cops all see these old guys. It's really been,
Speaker 2: really been, it's really been good. I do have a
Speaker 2: loser of the week. Before we get too far along,
Speaker 2: Rusty will getting mad at me if I I don't
Speaker 2: get my loser. I got two losers, two losers. So
Speaker 2: there's really good racing today at Laurel believe it in
Speaker 2: not Laurel Park. And the eighth race is a is
Speaker 2: a is a is a is called the Jamila. It's
Speaker 2: one hundred thousand dollars race on the grass. And Delisa
Speaker 2: mares yep three year olds. Enough Marilyn Breads and she
Speaker 2: was a good mayor. She's a great mayor. She produced Gulch,
Speaker 2: one of my favorite horses at old friend Zumila. Oh
Speaker 2: yeah I didn't. Yeah, she was something. You know. Gid
Speaker 2: Hieronymous showed me this once. He said, you know, they
Speaker 2: sent me out when I first started this, they said,
Speaker 2: go find some mayor's getting ready because we want to
Speaker 2: show birth of the foal on TV. Got sent over
Speaker 2: as a youngster and got over there and and the
Speaker 2: mayor was they picked that was Jamila and the baby
Speaker 2: ended up being Gulch.
Speaker 4: That's a night what look?
Speaker 2: Yeah, oh that's pretty good. So that race is the
Speaker 2: eighth race at Laurel and I have a laun shot
Speaker 2: is fifteen to one, number three, Next girl, Next Girl,
Speaker 2: and I she caught my attention. This billy caught my
Speaker 2: attention at first because she's out of a touch goald mare.
Speaker 2: So I'm prejuice because the old touch goal is still
Speaker 2: hanging on ats farm doing doing this thirty one? Oh
Speaker 2: they're all thirty one, all of yeah, yeah, Well this
Speaker 2: wor should be able to close and get part of it.
Speaker 2: Fill out. The exact is there's a horse in here,
Speaker 2: the number six horses five someone Michael Trumpetta is a horse.
Speaker 2: But in their last race that horse only beat Next
Speaker 2: Girl by maybe a quarter for length happily, and I
Speaker 2: think this horse could make up for it third off.
Speaker 2: The layoff had a nice long rest and I think
Speaker 2: should be on the improving side. Then we'll give them
Speaker 2: the numbers to bed. Okay, So I'm saying that next girl,
Speaker 2: the number three horse should be used for a couple
Speaker 2: that you might like, but the number three should fill
Speaker 2: out the Tripechta okay, got it, And then in the
Speaker 2: ninth at Belmont today. Not that I'm going to do it,
Speaker 2: but I've got it. It's very nice of you imply
Speaker 2: that you might take my and you yeah, yeah, it
Speaker 2: does take pleasure out of it, doesn't if somebody else
Speaker 2: picture a loser, I can understand it. You know, there's
Speaker 2: a horse, and then again it's State breads. These are
Speaker 2: New York breads going a mile at Acroch thirty thousand
Speaker 2: maiden flamers. It's not anything that, you know, anything that's
Speaker 2: going to strike fear into the heart of any Grade
Speaker 2: one winners. But however, there's a horse here that's interesting
Speaker 2: named Gorzo g O r z O, the number eight
Speaker 2: horse that David Duggan has, and David David Dougan doesn't
Speaker 2: have a whole lot of horses, but he really knows
Speaker 2: pretty much where to put him this horse is only rased,
Speaker 2: she only raised four times, and or he he's only
Speaker 2: raised four times and in the third ones. But I
Speaker 2: think I think he's sitting on a big race with
Speaker 2: with with regime Miraj, and he's switching from from the
Speaker 2: turf back to the dirtness very significant because David Dugan,
Speaker 2: according to the racing for him as a twenty three
Speaker 2: percent wind rate when switching from turf to dirt.
Speaker 1: And there they come up with.
Speaker 2: And the other reason I kind of liked this for
Speaker 2: us because it's because he's he's his sire is big
Speaker 2: brown another no kidding, another old friend's tourist attraction. And
Speaker 2: and I think Gorza will be We'll Gorgeo will make
Speaker 2: a good showing today at Belmont's Bigue. Post time for
Speaker 2: that races five fourteen, so it won't interfere with Ursul's nap.
Speaker 2: I said, could you move that race, Please make it
Speaker 2: a little later or a little earlier. We don't want
Speaker 2: it in the middle. So those are the two the
Speaker 2: two losers, the two losers of the week. So speaking
Speaker 2: of this building, I came by here during the week
Speaker 2: actually to see what you know, just because I missed it.
Speaker 2: Oh I was getting lonely for the building. I came
Speaker 2: by here because I wanted to get some condition books.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to track down a a trainer named Grant
Speaker 2: Hoffman's who's David Hoffman's son, and David Hoffins of course
Speaker 2: trained two of our best retirees. Yeah, you know, he
Speaker 2: had alphabet soup and touch Gold.
Speaker 1: Oh okay, And.
Speaker 2: When I Grant to come over and see Grant to
Speaker 2: come over and see Touch Gold, and I know he's around,
Speaker 2: but I haven't been able to track him down. So
Speaker 2: if Grant's listening, I know he probably does. Separated from
Speaker 2: the hundreds of thousands of listeners wake up every Saturday
Speaker 2: at eight o'clock just to listen to that just unbelieve.
Speaker 2: But loyalty isn't anyway. I'm trying to find grandfather because
Speaker 2: I want him to come come see Touch goold some
Speaker 2: of the other parts of the farm and his father
Speaker 2: and his father passed away. But his father was a
Speaker 2: fabulous guy, a really really great guy, great California trainer. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he didn't have a lot of horses before he did
Speaker 2: great things with him.
Speaker 4: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And so I'm in here and there's a guy in
Speaker 2: here and really nice guy and he's representative of the HVPA.
Speaker 2: During the week, he hands out you know, if anybody
Speaker 2: needs anything, he's here to hand it out and do
Speaker 2: all that kind of stuff. And he says to me,
Speaker 2: do you remember you had a horse when you worked
Speaker 2: for Carlos name Nake the Snake. I said, oh my god.
Speaker 2: That was the first horse Carlos. Carlos got off from
Speaker 2: a guy named Train, a really nice guy named Glenn Mathieson,
Speaker 2: and the horse needed to kind of rehab work that
Speaker 2: only Carlos could be pride if you get my drift anyway,
Speaker 2: he he bought.
Speaker 5: Up for a dollar, you know.
Speaker 2: So, and I just started working for Carlos, and Carlos
Speaker 2: knew I was still afraid of the horses. I hadn't
Speaker 2: quite gotten over that. And so he said, I want
Speaker 2: you to go down. We were at the barn seven.
Speaker 2: He said, I want you to go down anything. It
Speaker 2: was the barn three and he pick up this horse
Speaker 2: and going, oh my god, I bring this source all
Speaker 2: the way back to the barn. Hol am A going
Speaker 2: to get him back to your safe? You know, anybody
Speaker 2: go down there is a really nice old horse. And
Speaker 2: he pursed his limping and uh and and he's got
Speaker 2: a beautiful blanket on, like a burbery blanket.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: So I bring him back to the I bring him
Speaker 2: back to part seven, to Carlos and put him in
Speaker 2: the stall. And I'm thinking, God, I made it all
Speaker 2: the way here. You might have thought I won the
Speaker 2: damn derby, you know, So I got him all the
Speaker 2: way back here. We both the right safely. Thank goodness,
Speaker 2: I didn't embarrass myself or the horse. And I'm taking
Speaker 2: the blanket off foun I'm very carefully folding, and I
Speaker 2: walk out. I'm gonna bring it back to Glenn Mathieson
Speaker 2: and Carls says, where are you going with that? I go, well,
Speaker 2: I'm bringing it back. It's Glenn's blanket. He goes, oh, no,
Speaker 2: because the whole thing comes. The whole thing goes I'm
Speaker 2: not wasting my dollar.
Speaker 1: He goes, oh, that is funny.
Speaker 2: And that was and the guy that was here, it
Speaker 2: was the guy that reminded me of that because he
Speaker 2: worked with planning me. Is that right?
Speaker 4: What's his name? I can't remember same, so I could.
Speaker 4: Really I've never set eyes on a guy, but he's
Speaker 4: got cat food and Dug biscuits. Yes, the reason it
Speaker 4: even came up.
Speaker 2: He was wearing a red Sox cat. I hope he darn,
Speaker 2: isn't that believe? I can't remember it with ap a. Yeah,
Speaker 2: how many days a week is he down here? I
Speaker 2: think every day? That yeah, every day, but we're not here.
Speaker 2: That's when the I think, what day of the week.
Speaker 2: Let's Wednesday? Okay, I think it was Wednesday. I can't
Speaker 2: remember his name. I can't remember day it was, but yeah,
Speaker 2: well I.
Speaker 4: Was just impressed.
Speaker 2: Did you tell who he was? Who you are? No?
Speaker 1: He knew me.
Speaker 2: He listens to the show. Oh does it? Yeah, so
Speaker 2: big deal. I said, you know, there's one hundreds of
Speaker 2: thousands of people. One person doesn't make that much difference.
Speaker 2: He was dying if he's listening now. Ten. We fad
Speaker 2: his cats this morning, okay, good, and I brought cat food.
Speaker 2: Got we did too. I brought a different.
Speaker 1: Cats, two black, once, one regular tavy looking, and somebody's
Speaker 1: got a couple of Siamese. One that looks like for
Speaker 1: Siam is the other one's got all.
Speaker 2: The points but the middle of him is I know. Yeah,
Speaker 2: they're not exactly the best bread cast. Yes, what I
Speaker 2: don't think. I just think much planning went into the meetings.
Speaker 1: You know, they were going up for a I.
Speaker 2: Know a few people like it. Don't leave me alone.
Speaker 4: Well that's nice. Yeah, that's that's that's great. Good again.
Speaker 2: You don't know if you didn't catch his name, you know,
Speaker 2: I remember, I knew it on Wednesday. I'm gonna step
Speaker 2: out here someday and introduce me. Yeah, you should. He'd like,
Speaker 2: he'd like to see. I think he knows you. I
Speaker 2: think you know him. He's been around here for a
Speaker 2: long time. Yeah, maybe not as long as this building,
Speaker 2: but you know a long time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, that's good.
Speaker 1: Tell him we don't we try to clean it up.
Speaker 1: We're done, and everythings back in the same.
Speaker 2: I got to go through my tour, Thank goodness. Everybody's
Speaker 2: gonna now, everybody's gonna start a tour nine o'clock. Huh wow,
Speaker 2: nine o'clock. That's ereally. Yeah. If you can get there
Speaker 2: from here in four to five minutes, I know. But
Speaker 2: I have to prepare myself. I have to do my
Speaker 2: zen conditioning, you know, gotta I beg your pardon, have
Speaker 2: another cup of coffee anyway? Something? Yeah, Father Diane, I gotta,
Speaker 2: Father Diana. I can't leave the house.
Speaker 4: So that's her heart.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we messed you. You have been here in two
Speaker 1: or three weeks. Oh oh, when are you going.
Speaker 4: Back to Saratog?
Speaker 2: Going back for the whitney the first week August?
Speaker 4: Okay?
Speaker 1: Is John going with?
Speaker 2: Yeah, we're all going. The whole gang's going, So we'll
Speaker 2: be out of the porch and we'll be able to
Speaker 2: we'll be on the portrait answer Washington.
Speaker 4: In Okay, that's what I was just didn't is that
Speaker 4: next week?
Speaker 2: No, not till first week of August? Okay, Saratoga. Yeah,
Speaker 2: well we've got it at the It's a great week
Speaker 2: to be there because they have the Hall of Fame
Speaker 2: inductions and Alfred Knuckles is gonna come. I think, uh yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: he's gonna get a little.
Speaker 4: Is Diane going or she's still on She's still on
Speaker 4: the A list on the also eligible. Okay, she depends
Speaker 4: on how she feels and whether she wants to go
Speaker 4: if it, whether whether she can stand spending all that
Speaker 4: time in the car with.
Speaker 2: Me or that. I know, I know it's a big ask. Really,
Speaker 2: she sacrificed a lot during our marriage, and you know
Speaker 2: I have to put her on a bit probably.
Speaker 1: Right that made me wander, made me think if you
Speaker 1: looked at the weather, it's gonna be real hot here,
Speaker 1: but it's gonna be blistering up there.
Speaker 2: Well, it's I'm not going for another month.
Speaker 1: A month.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was like a week or so. No, it's
Speaker 2: all well, no, not the not the Whitney. The Whitney's
Speaker 2: first week August. Yeah, I'm wondering if you're skipping a
Speaker 2: whole month, you're skipping July. There's other things that it
Speaker 2: could show out Astro it might as well. And you
Speaker 2: and John, you got your rotation right now on this show.
Speaker 2: I don't know. I just wait to open up my phone.
Speaker 2: If John tells me to come here, then I come here.
Speaker 2: I'm telling you I know who the boss is. Leave
Speaker 2: you alone. You can't. You can't get us to answer anybody.
Speaker 2: I'm trying. No, we have our schedule. Lit's just put
Speaker 2: our schedules on. I got a thing this morning. I
Speaker 2: got a message on my phone this morning.
Speaker 5: Don't forget.
Speaker 2: I said, okay, good, I got something to look forward to.
Speaker 2: Where is it? Here's somewhere. It's so funny. Yeah, when
Speaker 2: you used to be the ball and then you're the
Speaker 2: boss seat, I'm still trying to get employees a month.
Speaker 2: I'm working really hard. Oh you had employees a month,
Speaker 2: so oh, you're the only employee so you get no no,
Speaker 2: there's oh are you kidding me? I barely fill out
Speaker 2: the super I'm I'm my own loser of the week,
Speaker 2: all right, and that pleasant. I'm leaving because enough of
Speaker 2: this real quick. Yeah, John John paged you a great
Speaker 2: compliment last week about going up to the start time. Whitney. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he said. Walking around with Michael blowing's like walking around
Speaker 2: with Mick Jagger. Everybody wants to be around you. Wow. Wow.
Speaker 2: And the only thing I want to ask you since
Speaker 2: you were filmed Freddie plump boss. Yeah. And it's the
Speaker 2: fiftieth anniversary of Josh What did you think about yeah Fabolus?
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah. And they were making it up at the vineyard.
Speaker 2: It was in our neighborhood for a long time. They
Speaker 2: were there. A Shark wouldn't work. And there's a book
Speaker 2: that Carl Gottlie wrote if you want to get it
Speaker 2: on the internet. Carl Gottley wrote a book on the
Speaker 2: making of Jaws. It's really really good.
Speaker 1: What is it.
Speaker 2: It's about the making of the movie Jaws. I saw
Speaker 2: that advertised somewhere real well, they're re releasing it. It's
Speaker 2: the fiftieth anniversary of the movie. Oh it's been that long.
Speaker 2: I wanted to see that with with.
Speaker 1: My daughter.
Speaker 2: She was about six years old. She never recovered. I'm
Speaker 2: sure no, she did time, but I couldn't speak for
Speaker 2: three weeks. So yesterday was also the forty fifth anniversary
Speaker 2: of the Blues Brothers. Oh wow, you think there? You well? Man?
Speaker 2: I thought it was great. Now you know it's funny.
Speaker 2: I gave it. I panned. I panned. Uh animal House
Speaker 2: did you say? Yeah, I've never lived it down, so
Speaker 2: I think you were right. Thank you. You don't recommendation.
Speaker 2: They called him that he's a combination of Cisco a
Speaker 2: Deepert all in one person. So what they did was
Speaker 2: they thought that was funny. So they brought the entire
Speaker 2: cast to Boss and took me out the lunch, all
Speaker 2: of them, Jamie Widows and John Belushi and Peter Reeger,
Speaker 2: all of them. I haven't seen the movies in Growth
Speaker 2: of the Nation. Don't they have sown and colored hours.
Speaker 4: I'm gonna go back.
Speaker 2: I'm looking up some of your old please dogs, there's
Speaker 2: for the last movie. We went to see this kid.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and that was so funny because you could tell
Speaker 1: who in the audience was in the horse business because
Speaker 1: every time they'd say something stupid, an incorrected movie.
Speaker 2: Everybody know it all, they know it all.
Speaker 5: Why don't they win the derby every year?
Speaker 2: Well they had more to standing eighteen hands? Remember that?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, that's what everybody walked out of the movie thinking,
Speaker 2: O war admill is too short or too big or
Speaker 2: too small or too black and not black enough. There
Speaker 2: you go, there you all right. I'm going to go
Speaker 2: and try and do my job here because this is
Speaker 2: double the Saturday mornings, double the points for the employees.
Speaker 1: Go to the what you call it when you're done?
Speaker 4: When okay, So i'd check the cable, the chapel, the chapel. Okay,
Speaker 4: I get empty out the rest.
Speaker 2: Of my cathy What are you going to do? Empty
Speaker 2: out the rest of the cathine and take my bucket?
Speaker 4: Oh wow, wow, where did that come?
Speaker 1: That's notice he's got a whole case of that stuff.
Speaker 2: What is old cat food? Yeah?
Speaker 1: Our cats are Our cat singular has to have special
Speaker 1: feed because of her kidneys.
Speaker 4: And then I read a really good article. It said.
Speaker 1: It's what happens is cats will not eat drink stale water.
Speaker 1: So if you want a healthy cat, that's why they
Speaker 1: go out.
Speaker 4: To find fresh water. Or you can buy one of those.
Speaker 1: Little fatos that sits in a little pot, you know,
Speaker 1: and bubbles and.
Speaker 2: That makes it fresh d this summer. Well, that's what
Speaker 2: I guess.
Speaker 4: That's the only reason she's fine because of all that rain.
Speaker 4: That is interesting.
Speaker 2: All right, Michael, Oh, thank you for sorry. Thanks everybody.
Speaker 2: We'll see you and we'll see you. It's John's week
Speaker 2: next week, right, yes, I guess so. So yeah, so
Speaker 2: you'll see John next week and then here's truly the week. Now,
Speaker 2: I'll let you know I'm doing in the contest for
Speaker 2: Employees of the month.
Speaker 1: All right, Oh yeah, that's fine.
Speaker 2: Here there he's a piece of work in it. Hey, well,
Speaker 2: let's take care of our friends over. Claybron from Prince
Speaker 2: of Naco won his first start as a two year
Speaker 2: old by eight lengths, giving notice that he was something special.
Speaker 2: He spent a six phaarongs in the stakes record nine
Speaker 2: flat and his second start to win the Grade three
Speaker 2: Best bout States at del Mark, then won the Grade
Speaker 2: one delm Off for Tunity, getting seven parlongs and one
Speaker 2: twenty two and two in his only two starts as
Speaker 2: a three year old. He came within less than a
Speaker 2: length of winning two Grade one stakes, both at Saratoga.
Speaker 2: In the Grade one Woodie Steevens, he was bumped and
Speaker 2: pinsed back at the start and we charged from over
Speaker 2: sixteen lengths out of it to finish second by fast
Speaker 2: closing half length seven parlongs in one twenty one. Then
Speaker 2: he finished second by neck in the Grade one h
Speaker 2: al And Jerkin Stakes seven pharlongs and one twenty one
Speaker 2: and three. A superb individual. Prince Monico was bred by
Speaker 2: Stone Street dervid Owns sold was a union at Saratoba
Speaker 2: for nine hundred and fifty thousand dollars. He's by champion
Speaker 2: sprinter Improving Cyber Spikes Down Mornings who stood for he
Speaker 2: has climbed to sixty five thousand. Was also about Spikestown.
Speaker 2: Prince of Monico's damn is by the populating successful Medalli
Speaker 2: Dudu man sees a half sisters of two state runs
Speaker 2: into the Damn of Millionaire in Nico Island. Roger Black
Speaker 2: Hyper Prince of Monaco, standing his first season instead for
Speaker 2: thirty thousand dollars. Standley nurses late in the season, but
Speaker 2: not too late. Oh, Jacob West over Clayburn, Palm A
Speaker 2: five nine nine A seven two three three old. The
Speaker 2: website is clabronfarm dot com. Well, there are two names,
Speaker 2: or I should say another another two names, another two
Speaker 2: names of outfits over in Bourbon County, because of course
Speaker 2: that's where Cleveland father is. But so was the clay
Speaker 2: Warder Agency, an Indian fleet farm. Now the clay Ward
Speaker 2: Agency was founded back in nineteen thirty one. Well, mister
Speaker 2: James clay Ward, he's been providing the finest in equine
Speaker 2: insurance for oh, that would be in ninety four years.
Speaker 2: I guess that's right. And his success is based on
Speaker 2: great service and the thorough knowledge of the horse business,
Speaker 2: and those qualities that are carried on today still right
Speaker 2: there for whatever your insurance needs, especially if it pertains
Speaker 2: to the third bred professionals over to clay Ward Adency
Speaker 2: are great position to supply the best coverage at the
Speaker 2: best prish available. They give you coverage at the fall
Speaker 2: of the hammer. Can't beat that. The people to call
Speaker 2: over there A couple of friends of man Shack Parish
Speaker 2: and booth Assex and the number to call is the
Speaker 2: eighty five nine number nine eight seven eighteen sixty one
Speaker 2: in the office is at eleven on two Main Street
Speaker 2: in Paris. When you come into parish and them from
Speaker 2: the Fay County election in the area that way anyway,
Speaker 2: we drive this straight straight in on Rain Street and
Speaker 2: it's on your on your right, so there's one way
Speaker 2: eleven on two Main Street and Parish. You go past
Speaker 2: the funeral home and cup of stores down offices down
Speaker 2: and you'll find them soon. Also Elbert Indian Creet. It's
Speaker 2: actually they're one and the same. They play well. They're
Speaker 2: just through an Indian creek. They have Indian Creek as
Speaker 2: they've raised and they've boarded and they've so many of
Speaker 2: the world's find of serve birds down through the year.
Speaker 2: They do a great job over there of boarding horses
Speaker 2: and selling horses. That's what either you're going to board
Speaker 2: or sail, and if you're going to that's the place
Speaker 2: to go to, this Indian Creek. It's a beautiful farm.
Speaker 2: It's worth the trip just to drive out there and
Speaker 2: see it. And the guys see again they're going to shock
Speaker 2: and the number to call is nine eight seven seven
Speaker 2: four four three. That's the Indian Creek number. But probably
Speaker 2: the best way to get in touch with them is
Speaker 2: their website, which is Indian Creek KLi dot com. So
Speaker 2: two outstanding outfits over in Bourbon County, the Clay World
Speaker 2: Agency and Indian Creed.
Speaker 3: Now back to the Thoroughbred Training Center and Ursa ellis.
Speaker 2: Don't care. Let's see where we are here. So most
Speaker 2: time for Cubo, it is past time for krubol we
Speaker 2: that's you know, they're not just running. They're just running
Speaker 2: to graded States this weekend. That's hard enough to talk about.
Speaker 2: But they're running the Chicago Steaks three hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 2: or four years ago. Village and Marriage going seven eighth
Speaker 2: for around at Churchill Downs. They call it the Chicago States.
Speaker 2: It was originally started at the old Arlington Park, which
Speaker 2: is no longer word OF's, of course, But anyway, it's
Speaker 2: got to feel eleven. And I've got some information of
Speaker 2: about that that particular use you about that particular mistakes trace.
Speaker 2: We'll go look at it in the second hour, but
Speaker 2: it's got to feel of eleven. Uh Phill is a
Speaker 2: marriage going seven eighths of a mile persons. It's great too.
Speaker 2: It is three hundred thousand dollars. Number one is emery
Speaker 2: but more than ready in its minx Palace by palace malice,
Speaker 2: great lightning by horse called social inclusion, right work outwork Valva,
Speaker 2: the gun Runner, Marmalalade Sky by Danza, Harbor springs by
Speaker 2: looking at Lucky for Galley. I blame, of course, blame
Speaker 2: is Cleveland Bridge standing over at Cleveland Farm. Very nice
Speaker 2: stood horse. My main squeeze and the spell main and
Speaker 2: m A N E. That's pretty good. My main squeeze
Speaker 2: by audible.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: Claren Beret is number ten by not this time, and
Speaker 2: a deep loss is on the outside and zet loss
Speaker 2: is by Clayburn. That's the Chicago Handicaps. The other graded states.
Speaker 2: The race today is picked this one up. Oh, it's
Speaker 2: the Ohio Derby. I went up there, I think in
Speaker 2: nineteen win it hit been forty seven, No, nineteen fifty
Speaker 2: seven or fifty eight, similar right in there, h to
Speaker 2: the Ohio Derby. Went up there with a friend of mine.
Speaker 2: I had a horse in there. They're in it's of course. Uh.
Speaker 2: It's a thistle down used to be a track right
Speaker 2: across the road street from at Random Park and Randall
Speaker 2: Park is no longer with us. It's now a shopping center.
Speaker 2: But Distile down is going strong, and that the Ohio
Speaker 2: Derby now is a Grade three with five wins. Found out.
Speaker 2: A part of thrill is going a mile on an
Speaker 2: eighth Garret's Baytown. The upstart is number one. Chunk of
Speaker 2: gold by preservationists is number two. That's one, and then
Speaker 2: the first two started up starting preservation and here understood well,
Speaker 2: I think maybe preservations going on to somewhere ELSEM Cape
Speaker 2: o' luca about Letto Bond is number four. Mcapheeve about
Speaker 2: cloud computing. His number is number four. K Olpo was
Speaker 2: number three at the faces. Number four. Number five is
Speaker 2: an extradition by gun Runner. Number six is by It's
Speaker 2: Clever Again by a triple crime winner American phailuh first
Speaker 2: stand over and I asked Ford stood wonder for loss.
Speaker 2: The best thing about that horse, other than named on
Speaker 2: a triple corner found was that his disposition. And we
Speaker 2: went over there to see him, Jackie, remember that he's
Speaker 2: just a quiet horse. What what you're not where you're
Speaker 2: hearing age?
Speaker 1: No, I can't hear you you know.
Speaker 2: Oh, okay, well they weren't all that important. Okay, it
Speaker 2: was something about us going over to see American pharaoh.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah we did.
Speaker 2: Yeah, anyway, I was impressed by him. Bohemian style is
Speaker 2: number seven occasion Breeze. Don't know that horse number Covino
Speaker 2: was number eight Vino Russell, whose, of course stands who
Speaker 2: were at the Spencer bomb master control by tamperature that
Speaker 2: the horse stands up in Canada and that tamperature. I
Speaker 2: go to rok through the Raciers wos nationwide every day,
Speaker 2: and I very seldom go through without seeing the winter
Speaker 2: by tamperature somewhere.
Speaker 1: Really wow.
Speaker 2: I mean, I don't know how much class they've got,
Speaker 2: but they sure win a lot. You know, we had
Speaker 2: a few horses like that. They didn't win enough, but
Speaker 2: they didn't have a class anyway. Uh. Then on the
Speaker 2: outside is a moplex by the good side complexity who
Speaker 2: stands at as the Aldridge shirt and that's the old
Speaker 2: high Derby Grade three. I guess I better catch up
Speaker 2: on things here.
Speaker 1: Two more.
Speaker 2: Yeah, gotta do a tu the more and take care
Speaker 2: of quilling. Whatever Rolf's doing today, you never know him
Speaker 2: can't tell about Ralph right Will in tact Well stud
Speaker 2: fees at Ashford Stood range down to five thousand dollars
Speaker 2: five fold and to the nation's best in that category
Speaker 2: stand at Ashford Stood and they are maximum security in motowns.
Speaker 2: Maximum Security. One of his only started a two old
Speaker 2: and was the champion three year old coat of his
Speaker 2: year as a three old in the USA, and he
Speaker 2: was also rated champion three old Mayo mile in the
Speaker 2: world in the World THIRDD ratings. He is also a
Speaker 2: terrific at four won the Great one Pacific Classic and
Speaker 2: the Great two San Diego who had the cap at
Speaker 2: four and by the time they hung up attack they
Speaker 2: had earned a million, four hundred and thirty one thousand,
Speaker 2: nine hundred dollars. Now they sang runners. In his first stop,
Speaker 2: he Hasside Instant Replay one of the three hundred thousand
Speaker 2: dollars Texas Durfy two hundred thousand dollars bath Past Roll
Speaker 2: Stakes at Oaklong Faced in the Grade two one million
Speaker 2: out of Louisiana Derby this year and maximum Pomas based
Speaker 2: in the Grave for Jeff Ruby States and the John
Speaker 2: Bntagla Memorial both those states at Turfway Roads were salve
Speaker 2: as faced in graded states in France, Good Call placed
Speaker 2: in one hundred and forty five thousand dollars Southern Hospitality
Speaker 2: states at opall. That's in security without a horse for
Speaker 2: the money. So's Motown a grave won one of my
Speaker 2: the late great uncle Moe Motown and his first three cops.
Speaker 2: That's had fifteen states winners, five of them Graded States winners,
Speaker 2: two of them won graded states at Keenan, and thirty
Speaker 2: three have earned black type. A rock solid fourteen percent
Speaker 2: of his runners earned black type. It's late in the season,
Speaker 2: but not too late. All the farms eight five, nine,
Speaker 2: eighty seven, three seventy eighty eight. If you have a
Speaker 2: late forward Mayra Phillator's offul track and the folks that
Speaker 2: asked had stead have been over backwards to provide the
Speaker 2: right time at the right price for your America and
Speaker 2: see the website which is school moo dot com.
Speaker 1: Okay, let's talk about will and leather and Tech in Paris,
Speaker 1: Kentucky follow these service leather goods since nineteen eighty two.
Speaker 1: It's the nation's largest custom hank shop.
Speaker 2: Ah.
Speaker 1: They come out with twenty thousand halters a year or
Speaker 1: more ship worldwide. So g U I L L I
Speaker 1: in dot com in Paris, Kentucky eight five nine ninety
Speaker 1: seven oh two one five. And now we're looking at
Speaker 1: about wrapping up breeding seasons. So that means a couple
Speaker 1: of things. Well, you've got a lot of folds. You've
Speaker 1: got to take care of their halters and all their
Speaker 1: little their little lot of people put littt what are
Speaker 1: what would you call little round discs on.
Speaker 4: The full hall alters, just to make sure they are huh,
Speaker 4: dragon tags.
Speaker 2: That's a hard word.
Speaker 1: Three letters, four letters. Anyway, that that's wrapping up and
Speaker 1: the mayors, and when you send those mayors home in poll,
Speaker 1: do you want to be sure that they are sparkling
Speaker 1: and looking wonderful, very snazzy, uptown looking. So you have
Speaker 1: them in a quilling leather halter with breast name plate.
Speaker 1: You can get a name plate with just their name,
Speaker 1: or you could get name reading all kinds of stuff
Speaker 1: that's all in caps and it's wonderful.
Speaker 4: There's just.
Speaker 1: A single lining grave places a two lines is ten
Speaker 1: ninety five.
Speaker 4: And that's how you know.
Speaker 1: And then when they get off the Sally Band murder,
Speaker 1: you've sent them back. Those people look at wouldn't say, oh,
Speaker 1: that's excellent, that's very good. And then of course next
Speaker 1: thing is coming is will be finally homebred weaning, I guess,
Speaker 1: And that's another don't really need. Well, every fole has
Speaker 1: to be identified and easily identified, so that's how you
Speaker 1: treat them. Then they'll be yearling sales and all kinds
Speaker 1: of stuff going on right now. And that's another place
Speaker 1: you have to haven't looking really good, really nice falters,
Speaker 1: like they're all dressed up going somewhere.
Speaker 4: Because that's a big deal.
Speaker 1: And what comes after your sales, I don't know. It's
Speaker 1: just you know, routine reading stock sales, turnout stock hump.
Speaker 2: Reading stock sales, reading stock sales another and the fall
Speaker 2: you want. Well, I think there's one in July, is
Speaker 2: that right?
Speaker 1: One of one of them? Have a'm looking like a
Speaker 1: million dollars, and that it's got anything to do with
Speaker 1: leathers A million dollars of what you're looking at at
Speaker 1: quoting leather in fact, like I said, twenty thousand.
Speaker 4: Ulsters a year ship world wide.
Speaker 1: Quoting dot compare Kentucky eight five eight seven oh two
Speaker 1: one five.
Speaker 2: Al Right, Well, let's see they running a couple of
Speaker 2: states of Laurel today, both of them one hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: The Jamila stations of that's the one that Michael was
Speaker 2: talking to giving it. It's a long shot one and
Speaker 2: did you did you haven't, but that was number That.
Speaker 1: Was the eighth race.
Speaker 4: I don't know if that was the stake.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that was it. That was the Jamela Remember, oh.
Speaker 4: Okay, who did he pick?
Speaker 1: He picked?
Speaker 2: His literature was number three. And he also liked number six. Okay,
Speaker 2: number three. His next girl by a horse named Divining Rods.
Speaker 2: He might stand to be standing in in Maryland. The
Speaker 2: number six. Now, kay, life over laughter time you were
Speaker 2: married by a lemon drop pid read by the Elkstone group.
Speaker 2: I believe these that this is a list of states
Speaker 2: that's got one hundred thound dollar. Parkers was part pox money,
Speaker 2: Donald Turf going six furlong. Those are about three point thirty.
Speaker 2: Billy's in marriage and uh all of brave is l
Speaker 2: A L L A B R E V. He is
Speaker 2: number one, but Mendelssohn stand for word. Ashford stood course
Speaker 2: he's actually rank I think he's sixteenth on the stylis.
Speaker 2: Now he's he's he's a great one. Winner. He's he's
Speaker 2: a half whether they're in the midschief beautiful bread.
Speaker 1: Wow, I'll tell you that's a big deal.
Speaker 2: Well he was a pretty big deal. Hollywood Walk is
Speaker 2: number two by Animal Kingdom. Don't know where he stands,
Speaker 2: mister R. Larry Johnson. Uh, he's trent a lot of
Speaker 2: nice horses in it and it is it's owned by
Speaker 2: the estate of R. Larry Johnston. I didn't know he
Speaker 2: had passed away. He was a Maryland guy. He's from Maryland. R.
Speaker 2: Larry Johnson and he was a client of uh mccalling feed.
Speaker 1: Is that right?
Speaker 2: Yeah? And he's read three or four states well, at
Speaker 2: least two stakes winners this year. Huh. And I thought
Speaker 2: he was. I didn't know that he had passed away.
Speaker 2: But uh is owned by the estate of Larry Johnson,
Speaker 2: so obviously he had yes and asked you. The number
Speaker 2: three is the next girl my horse name Divining Rod.
Speaker 2: Number four is cut from Fast by Blame. Both blamed
Speaker 2: Sandel were at Cleven Farm, Uh Mike and Debby morning
Speaker 2: bred This number four there Number five in vasariety by
Speaker 2: Holy Boss. Number six is Life, Love and Laughter by
Speaker 2: a Lemon Drop Kid. That's out of Uh, of course
Speaker 2: the name of the Lemon drop kid that was in
Speaker 2: the movie that.
Speaker 4: It's that guys and dolls.
Speaker 2: Guys and dolls, Yeah, yeah, yeah. What was the name
Speaker 2: of that thought that wrote that I've got book black
Speaker 2: and those guys and dolls? Uh big racing fan.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, I just can't.
Speaker 2: You can't think of his name either. I will life,
Speaker 2: love and laughter of a Lemon dropt kids, everybody, the
Speaker 2: Elkstone Group, Moonlight Kiss by Great Notion. That's a nice name.
Speaker 2: And now jun To produced by Kobe Spack. You don't
Speaker 2: know that horse and get the grab a fast Anna
Speaker 2: and that was the Demea this stake, And let's see
Speaker 2: what else we got here at all? Did I give
Speaker 2: you the fan's catch steaks hundred thousand dollars? We open up?
Speaker 2: Fellow was on the grass. Grabs and beer is number
Speaker 2: one by Blowfield. Number two is King Coby by Animal Kingdom.
Speaker 2: Number three is Synatric by Thomas the Atar read by
Speaker 2: next Door Neighbors Thomas the Atar Benson Farm. But then
Speaker 2: mister Thompinson Great Idea is number four. I don't know
Speaker 2: where he has either out flankers. Number five. I had
Speaker 2: to have him by force to pass under job h
Speaker 2: Palace Malice determined Kingdom by Animal Kingdom When I get
Speaker 2: to Heaven by Street Magician read by mister Johnson again
Speaker 2: and number ten the Tall Porter by al Work maybe
Speaker 2: more than that and a yeah also eligible ss Sinatra
Speaker 2: by Desert Party probaby boy but he's had enough see Barbados,
Speaker 2: Barbara Dukes, momp run by Tapatur emboldened by the factor
Speaker 2: and on the outside, number sixteen if it gets in
Speaker 2: playing notion by great Notion, Very very good. Let's see
Speaker 2: where we are right now. I'm better do a Spencer
Speaker 2: and farm Henry take care of them well. The historic
Speaker 2: Delaware Oaks who was going last Saturday, but finally are
Speaker 2: three old Philly by the popular Upstart Up starts leading
Speaker 2: money winning sun is then don who stands at Spencer
Speaker 2: fall the Breeder's fall. Then do I'm one of the
Speaker 2: great one Bugray states right out here at Kennan one
Speaker 2: Grade two Woodwood States in New York. As a matter
Speaker 2: of fact, he won or placed in eleven states, all
Speaker 2: graded states and earned two million, two hundred thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: Stick to those of eleven states were Grade one stakes.
Speaker 2: The Kentucky Derby the bluegrat the Travelers, the Whitney the
Speaker 2: Metropolitan de Pennsylvania Derby Zandan competed at the highest level
Speaker 2: to earned that two million, two hundred thousand dollars and
Speaker 2: there's more. Xand On is a superb duin Visil, one
Speaker 2: of the best looking Grade one winners from the same
Speaker 2: ap and d Sateeline and his first fools were arriving
Speaker 2: this year and they too were outstanding. It stood me
Speaker 2: is ten thousand dollars ve hold in stakes. Last weekend,
Speaker 2: the Grade three eaton Town States at Mamouth was won
Speaker 2: by Whiskey Precision, a North America's leading sire in the
Speaker 2: mischief and the winner of the Alcopas run States and
Speaker 2: Delaware was also one by the son of ind Mission.
Speaker 2: One hundred and fifty town out of pekas of stakes
Speaker 2: was one by Bracketbuster, a three year old coot by
Speaker 2: Focomao stands over at spenscert fab and he's the nation's
Speaker 2: leading second crop sire. And the hundred town dollar a
Speaker 2: unique Believe States at Park went to from me and
Speaker 2: Nida by Maximum Mischief, who ranked second only the Omaha
Speaker 2: Beach is Stable made at Spencery Farm among all leading
Speaker 2: third crop sires. Not a really nice young sort stood
Speaker 2: horses over there, just called dead of Brian and Mark
Speaker 2: Daniel and asked about a possible late season deal eight
Speaker 2: fou nine to nine four zero three years zuo and
Speaker 2: the website is Spencer Farb dot com.
Speaker 1: All right, now get to talk about our buddy Hill Parker.
Speaker 4: One of the best, huh, one of the best.
Speaker 2: One of them.
Speaker 1: He is a interesting though, because he has has two
Speaker 1: sort of careers. One is he's a realtor, the other as.
Speaker 4: He's a horseman.
Speaker 1: He's a member of the all the full time realtor,
Speaker 1: member of all the various association's state, local, and national, and.
Speaker 4: Graduated from UK College of Business.
Speaker 1: And at the same time he's a life and source
Speaker 1: trainer and living stage years of experience with the horses.
Speaker 1: He's got resources out here. He bought sixteen acres on
Speaker 1: the back of the training center, so he gets you know,
Speaker 1: he uses the facilities and all that kind of stuff
Speaker 1: and trains out here. He trained when Ursula was talking
Speaker 1: and when we were training. Knows his stuff. I mean
Speaker 1: he was pulling here before he was close and get out,
Speaker 1: take two horses out, tie him up to the ground.
Speaker 2: Time most of time.
Speaker 1: Hope he tied him up to his They tack one
Speaker 1: up and go and the next thing we saw here
Speaker 1: can find down the stretch and they take that one
Speaker 1: back and get the other one and do the same thing.
Speaker 1: He really knows what he's doing in both areas, and
Speaker 1: that's why it's important, particularly if you are interested in
Speaker 1: farmland buying or selling, whether it's cow farms or horse
Speaker 1: farms or whatever.
Speaker 4: Especially if you.
Speaker 1: Are buying a cattle farm to transfer into a course
Speaker 1: stow bread, specially stowbread. You need to talk to Hill
Speaker 1: for God's sakes. Don't go with somebody that doesn't know.
Speaker 1: He knows where the barn should be, and.
Speaker 4: Hide the roads and fences and the.
Speaker 1: Story sheds in the grounds, what they should look like, utilities,
Speaker 1: the condition of the structures. Just for instance, if you're
Speaker 1: going to breed, you have to have a breeding shed,
Speaker 1: you have to have turn out for a brand new poll,
Speaker 1: and a mayor right near there, on and on and on,
Speaker 1: and if you ain't done it, you don't know how
Speaker 1: to do it. So think about Hill, and he's got
Speaker 1: one on the internet now and other horse.
Speaker 4: Are it's beautiful. Yeah, it's a finished one. You don't
Speaker 4: have to work extra stuff.
Speaker 2: So he's a great guy here. It's like Reagan work
Speaker 2: together and uh, they're wonderful people. And I'm trust him
Speaker 2: with my last dollar. And anyway, the best place is
Speaker 2: getting touch with him. Then we get the hill Teale
Speaker 2: number at an eight five nine number and six eight
Speaker 2: a g O three nine. And make sure that you
Speaker 2: see his website. It's uh uh lex horsefoms dot com,
Speaker 2: lex horsefoms dot com. You're the nicest people they will
Speaker 2: run across. Read and Parker and I recommend him highly.
Speaker 3: Now back to Horsetails with Ursua Ellis.
Speaker 2: I wonder if I wonder if James Scully is coming in.
Speaker 2: I haven't heard him, so no, we'll find out. We'll
Speaker 2: find out as well. Yeah, we'll find out at the
Speaker 2: top of the hour.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he comes in right after the top of
Speaker 1: the hour.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I hope he does. He's fun to listen to. Yeah,
Speaker 2: eight minutes, he's got eight minutes. Yeah, it's a long time. Yeah,
Speaker 2: tell me about it. Oh my goodness, excuse me. Okay,
Speaker 2: m hmm, all right, Well, let's see we're June fourteen
Speaker 2: in Delaware, but that's a little bit early for that
Speaker 2: isn't it well too? I know what I'm gonna talk
Speaker 2: about it? What's that? Uh Mystic Dan going to stand over?
Speaker 2: Yah and ed when he's retired. He's got some more
Speaker 2: running to do. He's headed towards, of course, the Breeders
Speaker 2: Cup Classic. So Kenny McPeek is going to send him,
Speaker 2: you know, but one last year's Kentucky Derby. Anyway, these
Speaker 2: are three time graded stakes with him, and he's earned
Speaker 2: more than four point four million dollars and he's been
Speaker 2: a pretty kind of useful horse, isn't he And he's
Speaker 2: been campaigned throughout his career. But Kenny and Kenny, Kenny
Speaker 2: is a great guy. I really like him. He should
Speaker 2: have been uh should have got the Eclipse Award for
Speaker 2: uh settling this horse, Mystic Dan and the Derby head
Speaker 2: he's settled in one year, two days there, the Derby
Speaker 2: winner and the low twinter.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I know that this makes me crazy.
Speaker 2: And I voted a farm for.
Speaker 1: That's a trick that didn't happen how often.
Speaker 2: Yeah. I voted for him for Hall of Fame too.
Speaker 2: I don't think. I don't think he got in there,
Speaker 2: but he will be one of these days, that's for sure,
Speaker 2: for sure, for sure, we will you know he'd be
Speaker 2: the hell of a field man mistic Dan when he
Speaker 2: won the Derby, uh bier Lurione was in there and
Speaker 2: forever young and Dnner Fierceness was in there. And he
Speaker 2: also won uh as the Grade three Southwest States at
Speaker 2: Oaklahm and they ran second, and they in the Preakness
Speaker 2: and third in the Arkansas Derby, both both of those
Speaker 2: Grade one and his most recent starter. Of course, he
Speaker 2: returned to the Church of Downs Winter Circle with the
Speaker 2: victory and the Grade three Blame States. That was on
Speaker 2: May thirty one. That's just the other day, said the
Speaker 2: news takes record that day. So he came back with class,
Speaker 2: with a great run. The scheduled to make his next
Speaker 2: starting a great one, Stephen Foster, and that's on June
Speaker 2: or twenty eighth, that's next Sriday. So can you have
Speaker 2: him ready? That's for sure once again. And of course
Speaker 2: uh uh miss again is Golden Golden Sands who stands
Speaker 2: over his body in the midstip and he stands as
Speaker 2: spencer from and go. Since he won the preders kept
Speaker 2: dirt mile twice. Also in the Santa Nita Derby had
Speaker 2: three gray one States runners, you know, and he was
Speaker 2: very very nice house in Golden Sans Court, Santo with
Speaker 2: Spencer from chick Can. So it's uh uh h. Kenny
Speaker 2: also trained Holland Holiday. Did you know that, Jack, But
Speaker 2: he trained Holland's Holiday now Kennedy, Yeah, yeah, he says,
Speaker 2: here and our promise you had missed again? Has ever
Speaker 2: been as good or better than Holland Holiday? Ever was? Well, well,
Speaker 2: if it didn't make it, Goldenfence has been a very
Speaker 2: good study of It's not that's not the only great
Speaker 2: one States win that he's sad down for the years. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's but anyway, it's Kenny's always good for a last
Speaker 2: All right, let's see what we're doing here, uh Mama
Speaker 2: park today they running the gold Wood States goes off
Speaker 2: about three twenty five, little early five and a half
Speaker 2: pharaohms on the turf for three was enough Phillies and
Speaker 2: mayors Rosie Jeeks in the first three Rose R. S
Speaker 2: I A and j E. E.
Speaker 1: P s.
Speaker 2: What is it Jeeks Rosie Jeekes. I don't know. Maybe
Speaker 2: it's appreviation of somebody's name. By all's name world recovered
Speaker 2: up far is number two by more than ready really
Speaker 2: top Side is gone now, but he was one time.
Speaker 2: He decided more in North American States Winners and any
Speaker 2: other any of the also has stood then goes working
Speaker 2: as Number three by all named Steve Wizard doubles that
Speaker 2: the Pharaohs by Catherine Rose is number four. Number five
Speaker 2: is a true you in by Bricello. Number six is
Speaker 2: Bell Penns zero the Army knew. I know it's named
Speaker 2: after the mascot at West Point, and then I damned
Speaker 2: I would have named the horse Armory music had a
Speaker 2: run like we had a couple who could not run
Speaker 2: a mule, But I wouldn't even name that. But anyway,
Speaker 2: Number seven it's called Me Spicy by Speister. And as
Speaker 2: to those hoope by Addie Old Charlie in his number eight.
Speaker 2: Also tomorrow they're running the Wilton Stakes at Belmont Park.
Speaker 2: It's a mile on the dirt for three old pills
Speaker 2: one hundred and twenty five dollar part Liam in the
Speaker 2: Dust by Liam's Math is number one. Cat Chat by
Speaker 2: flatter Rand Old horses and stood over at Dave and
Speaker 2: Farm Topsire. He gets winners. Y still getting the winners,
Speaker 2: and he's been dead for about four years. Things river
Speaker 2: them up my hall mazag. Yeah, there's number three by Bernardini.
Speaker 2: Number four is dry Powder by gun Runner. Number five
Speaker 2: is Pink Ruby by Connecting on the outside and post
Speaker 2: musicians Sis is sweet. They have a fiend by Quality
Speaker 2: Room and let's see they're running the musical Man stakes
Speaker 2: and golf stream under twenty second. That's that's tomorrow. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Six Ny furlongs on the dirt Sidney five thousand dollars pots.
Speaker 2: This is kind of an awkward kind of a name.
Speaker 2: It's a hauling ice, so funny ain't yeah, hey yeah
Speaker 2: h a U l I end then I seee by
Speaker 2: cold Front. You know that horse you're getting The runners.
Speaker 2: Hold them All by Neolithic is number two. Number three
Speaker 2: is ventually grew over a race day, and number four
Speaker 2: is Galls the Hermits by my Daddy Door. Number five
Speaker 2: is a Charlie's wish My first do Fantastic flame is
Speaker 2: number six by the Very Good Flame Away over at
Speaker 2: darby vand D a Phony Express sail and on the
Speaker 2: outside of Princess Andy by Lord Nelson bred by spencerk.
Speaker 2: Far Od Nels to stand at spens.
Speaker 1: Okay sim nine o'clock.
Speaker 2: It's nine o'clock right, now don't pay.
Speaker 1: I've got to say hi to Betsy and the door
Speaker 1: a little Betsy.
Speaker 2: Betsy waits for us to say that, to say hi,
Speaker 2: say how many in the morning. I hope you're listening, Betty.
Speaker 2: I won't check with you when we get home. Yeah. Well.
Speaker 2: July fourteenth and Delaware and the Great three three hundred
Speaker 2: down Delaware Oaks was won by Finally or three old
Speaker 2: filiv Olk Star. Just two race races earlier. The two
Speaker 2: hundred down dollar Kate Hallip in state went to vote
Speaker 2: Noble four old by divisiderio us starting to visit Oura
Speaker 2: boats stand at Edstad. Finally, despite bobbling at the start,
Speaker 2: led all the way to win the Delaware Oaks by
Speaker 2: three winding lengths. We're interested in the third win from
Speaker 2: four starts. She's also won the two hundred and fifty
Speaker 2: down out of Virginia Oaks, so we colonial bands. That
Speaker 2: was in March and she's earned over three hundred and
Speaker 2: thirty nine puts. She was great by burden set Jones,
Speaker 2: one of my all time favorite people. Of course, he
Speaker 2: founded edridgaid Rered twenty stakes winners last year. That's the
Speaker 2: big number. Anybody three twenty stakes winners in the city
Speaker 2: Ship and this this horse said was raised over on
Speaker 2: ered Rest and then they show land does there we go?
Speaker 2: Landon is a Grade one States winner of two million
Speaker 2: feeling the down and also placed in the Kentucky Dercan
Speaker 2: DoD Trees with fourteen percent of upstarts runners They've earned
Speaker 2: Black Guy Upstart, earning a million seven hundred and thirty
Speaker 2: six seven. He's a great representative of ap and the
Speaker 2: shilde keeping hell open is the third States winner but
Speaker 2: rote know and he's earned over six hundred and twenty
Speaker 2: eight thousand I with thirty seven poles in his first
Speaker 2: two cops of Visit their own is also started to
Speaker 2: Abumar States winner over four hundred and thirty seven poun
Speaker 2: of course two states place runners at Biste Visit. Darrow
Speaker 2: Warner place in fourteen states and earned a million six
Speaker 2: hundred and six thousand dollars. He's one of one hundred
Speaker 2: and twenty stakes winners by Kitten's Joy. He enjoy top
Speaker 2: of North American chilas. I'm among all thoosand he was
Speaker 2: the leading grass i.
Speaker 1: How many times five times six times?
Speaker 5: Yeah, he was the leading sire in North America.
Speaker 2: One year to Troy.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that was in the height of the poly track here,
Speaker 5: I believe it with like an eight or O nine
Speaker 5: when Keemland had the poly track in like southern California
Speaker 5: had synthetic Rason and that really, you know, benefited him
Speaker 5: because he's such a I mean, he throws some dirt
Speaker 5: runners too, but he threw like grade one winners on
Speaker 5: the synthetic.
Speaker 2: That's James Sculler token. Now he's gonna come on and
Speaker 2: give us a couple of winners here just a minute, Well,
Speaker 2: did did the veo's dam As we said about Limon
Speaker 2: dropt here, He's had an hundred and eighth station with
Speaker 2: it hard hitting pedigree. This is uh, there's a demo's
Speaker 2: living up to it. He's just five thound and left
Speaker 2: hold upstart, phased twenty five thout and left little well
Speaker 2: in the stands that it understood called Shannon McCown eight five,
Speaker 2: nine eighty seven, three seventy two City and the whipsit
Speaker 2: and they stood that. James just came in. He's going
Speaker 2: to do some winners here in a couple of seconds.
Speaker 2: I mean, Daman Jos some very nice things about Bloodstock
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Speaker 2: That's a great organization. I've been affiliated with him now, Yeah,
Speaker 2: like the eighties at least.
Speaker 5: Yeah, maybe seventies.
Speaker 2: I don't know the latest. Seventies.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they used to I remember back in the day.
Speaker 5: Steve Moody, Oh yeah, miss Steve. Yeah. Anyway, Today is
Speaker 5: the next to last weekend of racing at Churchill and
Speaker 5: it is actually night racing, final night racing of the
Speaker 5: spring meet, so it starts at six o'clock. It's got
Speaker 5: a Caribbean style night theme and I have a big
Speaker 5: crowd and DJs and more. They're going on as well
Speaker 5: as the racing and the racing highlighted by the Grade
Speaker 5: two Chicago. It's a good steak eleven horse field for
Speaker 5: Phillies and Mayors, going seven for along. It's on the
Speaker 5: main track. It's headed by Boba, who's the champ a
Speaker 5: Grade one winner. She was four four for four at Churchill,
Speaker 5: but she got beat in the Derby City Distaff by
Speaker 5: Copian and that was their second straight unplaced effort. She
Speaker 5: didn't run well in the Phillia Mayor Sprint last fall,
Speaker 5: so we'll see if Baba can bounce back. It's a
Speaker 5: pretty tough field though Emery's the morning line favorites. You've
Speaker 5: got Claire Beret shipping in seit Lows is really good
Speaker 5: at six prolongs. We'll see if she can get seven.
Speaker 5: But the worst I like is number nine. My main
Speaker 5: squeeze this affiliate that just runs her best races at
Speaker 5: Churchill Downs last year, and I think she has two
Speaker 5: good preps for Mike Maker. She's poised to run a
Speaker 5: big race, so I'm going with my main squeeze in
Speaker 5: the Chicago. I also highlight the big race at one
Speaker 5: of the big The other real big race today in
Speaker 5: America is the Ohio Derby. It's the biggest thurbred race
Speaker 5: of the year in Ohio and get a pretty solid field.
Speaker 5: It's headed by Clever Again, who won two races at
Speaker 5: Oakland Park Road impressively and then was a five to
Speaker 5: one second choice in the pre miss but it didn't
Speaker 5: work out, But he'll try to bounce back. McAfee's in
Speaker 5: there with a chance off a close second in the
Speaker 5: peter Pan to Hill Road. But the horse I like
Speaker 5: his Chunk of Gold number two. I think he's gonna
Speaker 5: sit a good trip. I think Moplex it's gonna put
Speaker 5: some speed in that race for Clever again, and I
Speaker 5: think Chunk of Gold number two is gonna run well
Speaker 5: on the Hio Derby.
Speaker 1: Where is the Ohio Derby being thistle Down?
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, I was. I went up that one year
Speaker 2: with a friend of mine. Oh god, that was back
Speaker 2: in the nineteen It's outside of Cleveland, that's it. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Used to be Randall Park right across right across road
Speaker 2: and with two tracks. Really yeah, Randall Park is now
Speaker 2: a shopping center. You know, you walked up the gate
Speaker 2: for one and the gate would right person there.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 2: We used to race up there some. But anyway, I
Speaker 2: was up there with both some places I'm still running.
Speaker 4: You probably ran in raced at Miles Park.
Speaker 5: We got somebody call in. I did a radio show
Speaker 5: on Thursday night and and talk about r A Jones,
Speaker 5: Cowboy Jones and how they used to see him win
Speaker 5: races at Miles Park, which he ruled in LUs too.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, well, I mean, of course at Ellis. They
Speaker 5: got a state.
Speaker 2: Named for him at Elis.
Speaker 5: That's where he was really coming back and riding at
Speaker 5: the end of his career, primarily with Ellis, you know,
Speaker 5: when his seventies and but yeah, he mopped up at
Speaker 5: ls and smaller tracks.
Speaker 2: In the fifties and sixties.
Speaker 4: Smaller tracks.
Speaker 5: Yeah, of course, Miles Park, I mean moles Parks didn't
Speaker 5: close until nineteen seventy five. That was just sea level
Speaker 5: as it gets.
Speaker 2: Is born down and then originally put up on when
Speaker 2: they came from Miles far. Yeah they told her down.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, that was sea level that they had Churchill
Speaker 5: going on. And even back then Churchill outside of Derby Weekend,
Speaker 5: Uh ran a lot of claiming races, you know. You know,
Speaker 5: Keelan had good racing, but uh, the biggest racing you know,
Speaker 5: was in New York at that time. You know, at
Speaker 5: least he's a Mississippi in Chicago. Chicago was bigger than
Speaker 5: Kentucky in a sense, at least during the summer.
Speaker 1: What you rank though, is where would you have ranked California.
Speaker 5: Oh, they were up there too, but I mean, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 5: but the thame in California was California was real big
Speaker 5: at Santa Anita and Hollywood. But there was a period
Speaker 5: like when del Mar would go would take over and
Speaker 5: they had to go down south. You know that a
Speaker 5: lot of the top barns with Arlington for the summer.
Speaker 5: So a guy like Shoemaker, who wrote won a lot
Speaker 5: of titles at Hollywood and Santanita. He won a lot
Speaker 5: of todd at Arlington because he would go ride at
Speaker 5: Arlington in the summer, like when Delmar was going on,
Speaker 5: and uh, you know that was back in the different era.
Speaker 1: Huh.
Speaker 5: And then all of a sudden, del Mar, you know,
Speaker 5: came back into fashion as well. You know, I mean
Speaker 5: Saratoga had a little bit of the same thing where
Speaker 5: there were barnes that just wouldn't go there. It was
Speaker 5: a four week session forever until now it's like.
Speaker 2: Two more than two month.
Speaker 5: Now it starts on the third and ends. Labor Day
Speaker 5: starts July third this year, so.
Speaker 2: It's two full months, but back then it.
Speaker 5: Was four weeks. So a lot of big barns in
Speaker 5: New York just didn't go down there. They ran some
Speaker 5: Whitney's and some races, they didn't get the best of
Speaker 5: fields that might have had one good horse in them.
Speaker 5: But that's why Mary Lou Whitney was so essential to Saratoga,
Speaker 5: I mean both both. You know, she really like there
Speaker 5: was like you know, at the time, there were people
Speaker 5: back in the fifties and you know, sixties who question
Speaker 5: even the need to keep running it there. And but
Speaker 5: when Mary Luke came around, she really helped revitalize the
Speaker 5: town and the racing and with instrumental like a matriarch
Speaker 5: to it. And Delmore had a little bit of the
Speaker 5: same thing where you know, they're racing was like a
Speaker 5: little bit like lesser than what was going on and
Speaker 5: sending in a Hollywood for a period, and then it
Speaker 5: got back into where it was really like coveted looks.
Speaker 1: Like fairgrounds just gonna.
Speaker 5: Make it's gonna race. Yeah, they got dates they're gonna run.
Speaker 5: They start in November. Yeah, the running it Yeah, they're
Speaker 5: they're gonna be open. Yeah, for sure, I mean absolutely.
Speaker 5: You know, there's not a lot of turf race and
Speaker 5: there's really no turf racing outside of of the Florida
Speaker 5: you know, so if you're not going to uh go
Speaker 5: Stream or Tampa. You know, that's why I mean to me,
Speaker 5: Fairgrounds is real appealing for these uh you know, for
Speaker 5: you got some really big barns. You got uh Steve
Speaker 5: Asmussen and brack Hawks.
Speaker 2: They got a lot of horses. They got a lot
Speaker 2: of good horses stabled at.
Speaker 5: Fair Grounds in the winter. And the reason they like it,
Speaker 5: you know, but it is the tracks good to train on.
Speaker 5: It's a good main track to train on, and they
Speaker 5: got turf racing and uh yeah, so you know, I'm
Speaker 5: glad it's open for sure. I mean it's the persons
Speaker 5: are going to remain at the same level as last year.
Speaker 5: So it'd be nice to see you know, those those
Speaker 5: continue to go up. But uh, you know, I think
Speaker 5: that uh uh you know, the the races down there,
Speaker 5: for the Derby and the Oaks, they're big deals and
Speaker 5: they got big supporting stakes around it.
Speaker 2: So good.
Speaker 1: That's all got to have.
Speaker 2: Some of his own tracks, and you know like wood
Speaker 2: Car I was there. I don't know anytime. So that's
Speaker 2: so Swaps said a woral record there. So ms Todd
Speaker 2: said a world record there. She was a two year
Speaker 2: old Philly. Yeah, she was about your host.
Speaker 5: Yeah, and yeah, I've been the one I went there.
Speaker 5: I went there for the Burgers Cup when skip Away
Speaker 5: won it and ninety seven, and I've been there before.
Speaker 5: I went there once in the winter, which was pretty
Speaker 5: cold because me and Buddy went all around the place.
Speaker 5: There was nobody there.
Speaker 2: It was like.
Speaker 5: Cold in December, so we got the run of the
Speaker 5: whole place. And uh but uh yeah it was awfully cold.
Speaker 5: Fine into Ink into Lax which is terrible airport, but
Speaker 5: you can see the track.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Fine then and uh we're making the Golden Game. I did.
Speaker 5: I mante the Golden Gate. That was really nice neat too.
Speaker 5: I liked that view of the mountains there behind the track,
Speaker 5: you know, like in the middle of the afternoon right there. Yeah,
Speaker 5: the bay like part, you know, I pulled up in
Speaker 5: the parking lot, pulled right up there looking at the
Speaker 5: Alcatraz Bay. There was a part the bay to face
Speaker 5: the back of the track and then it was right
Speaker 5: on it and then the track itself faced uh the
Speaker 5: hills there where Berkeley is, you know, right where you
Speaker 5: you know the yeah baby benches right and yeah. But
Speaker 5: on the in the back they clouds every afternoon would
Speaker 5: come through.
Speaker 2: It would be a pretty.
Speaker 5: Cool like kind of scenery, you know, and at least
Speaker 5: that's what the regular sit there.
Speaker 2: I used to go pretty reg I went to boot
Speaker 2: camp there and threw out, and my day they'd got
Speaker 2: me a uh pas golden gates. So every change I got,
Speaker 2: I was a golden gate, you know.
Speaker 5: I got. I know, like he's saying, now you saw
Speaker 5: Swaps running, you know something swaps. He was Calburt. He
Speaker 5: was so legendary. He was beloved by the people in California.
Speaker 2: And he was great.
Speaker 5: But I know that Gary Young, he's cocker pretty, you know,
Speaker 5: he's you know, he's been in with Bafford as such.
Speaker 5: But he used to we used to do He used
Speaker 5: to do some stuff for Twin Spires at the Derby Saw.
Speaker 5: I would talk to him and such and pretty really
Speaker 5: nice guy. And I was just talking about how he
Speaker 5: got introduced to racing, and he was saying, you know,
Speaker 5: he grew up in Chicago and he went out to
Speaker 5: Arland and Park when he was a kid, and he
Speaker 5: was like six bout six, he said, and his dad, Uh,
Speaker 5: they went out to the apron for the big race
Speaker 5: that day and his dad, who was pretty smoking, he said,
Speaker 5: put him up on his shoulders and he said, watch
Speaker 5: this one, kid. Uh, he's a good one. And it
Speaker 5: was doctor Fager like one of it is like the
Speaker 5: watching it handicap. I think he might have said, like
Speaker 5: the world recorders. Yeah, and he watched it right there
Speaker 5: the apron his dad's shoulders, and yeah, I mean, what
Speaker 5: a memory.
Speaker 2: What I spent one severe up there.
Speaker 1: Well.
Speaker 2: Originally another track is gone, the old Washington Park.
Speaker 5: Right, yeah, Washington Park exactly.
Speaker 2: They also had another track fight at that time named
Speaker 2: Lincoln Fields. I remember too. That's where spats home Boker's
Speaker 2: maiden first. The first seven he ran, he went by twelve.
Speaker 2: We've got lots of pictures so that this old track, right.
Speaker 5: I got one more horse for you before I get
Speaker 5: out of here. At Churchill tonight, race number seven, number
Speaker 5: ten Army Officer. He's nine to two brad Cox trained gelding.
Speaker 5: He's second off the Freshening and last year he ran
Speaker 5: his best stray second off the freshening, you know, coming
Speaker 5: back off the rest from a race in March at
Speaker 5: Turf Place. Dack Saint pattern today ran the next second
Speaker 5: last time, and he's in there like he's nine to two.
Speaker 5: I mean there's there's a few horses that are shorter
Speaker 5: prices on the morning line. Uh so he get offered
Speaker 5: some value at least.
Speaker 4: All right, my friends, you're doing today?
Speaker 1: You're going to racist anything?
Speaker 5: No, I'm going next week though. Uh so I'm going
Speaker 5: to Churchill. I might be going early, but I'll let
Speaker 5: y'all know. Okay, all right, sounds good.
Speaker 1: I like your Oh you got a Saratoga shirt.
Speaker 5: Yeah, Saratoga Racecourse brought.
Speaker 2: That out there. Thanks for coming in, Jay, It's always
Speaker 2: nice to talk to you, hey bo. Thanks for living in.
Speaker 2: If I can contribute somehow, oh yeah, that boots Me'll
Speaker 2: now ridiculous. You can say anything that every time I
Speaker 2: opened my mouth over wherever I let's see Clayburne. Okay, okay,
Speaker 2: we're talking about Prince of Monaco again. One in first
Speaker 2: arc Monaco. Yeah right, it's a country. Yeah, I know,
Speaker 2: Princess what's her name? And what was her name?
Speaker 4: Grace?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yep, she got killed in an automobile.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's that awful.
Speaker 2: Yeah, she was gorgeous. What was that movie that we
Speaker 2: we like loved so much? What that she was in.
Speaker 2: There was a movie that she was in and the
Speaker 2: the French guy that was on there with her, and
Speaker 2: you know he was they danced, you know remember that.
Speaker 1: Oh oh yes, he wasn't French, she was.
Speaker 4: Oh yes, he was Louis Giordanald's Yeah, what's the teacher
Speaker 4: of the kids.
Speaker 2: And she was the princess.
Speaker 1: To marry the prince and she fell for the tutor
Speaker 1: and then then.
Speaker 2: Everything worked out.
Speaker 4: Oh my gosh, I love that movie.
Speaker 1: It's so sweet.
Speaker 2: We've got it. It's gotten just the swan, Yeah, the Swan.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah. Prince of Monaco. One of his first started
Speaker 2: as a twold, won by eight lengths, given notice that
Speaker 2: he was something special. Win the six pongs and the
Speaker 2: Stax record nine flat. And his second start, they won
Speaker 2: the Great three Best Battle States of del Mark. Then
Speaker 2: he won the Great One del Mall for two d
Speaker 2: he went seven, one, two and two. I said the
Speaker 2: fast time for twi old, and it's only two stars
Speaker 2: to three. He came within less than the length and
Speaker 2: went in two Grade one states, both of them at
Speaker 2: Saratola in the Grade one wooded Stevens, he got bumped
Speaker 2: and Prince back at the start came from over sixteen
Speaker 2: links out of it to finish a fast closing about
Speaker 2: half links, get beat about half a lank, seven farms,
Speaker 2: one twenty one. Then they finished second by neck and
Speaker 2: the greater one hl in Jerkin States, going seven falls,
Speaker 2: one and three. He's a superb individual. Bench of Monico
Speaker 2: was red by Stone Street film and holding and soldiers
Speaker 2: are earing at Saratot. They brought nine one hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty thousand dollars. He's by champion sprinter and moving south
Speaker 2: south spits down moneys. That comes to mind by being
Speaker 2: by splitsdown money, though they stand for sixty five thousand
Speaker 2: dollars that now, and he's worth it. Prince of Monaco's
Speaker 2: damn is by the popular and successful Medallia Doro. She'sa
Speaker 2: has sisters. The two States ones into the dam of
Speaker 2: a millionaire Necker Island. Lots of black type. Here Frinch
Speaker 2: of Monico standing his first scene at third thirty thousand
Speaker 2: stands of nurses. It's late in the season. It's not
Speaker 2: too late, well, Jacob West over Craven though he's at
Speaker 2: nine nine eight seven two s three and took a
Speaker 2: website which is Craven FA.
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Speaker 4: And yet it was it at the post office.
Speaker 1: I think he's not.
Speaker 2: The last time was out at the Cleveland Bump. Oh yeah,
Speaker 2: that was on Wednesday because I was taking my commercials
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Speaker 2: All right, I wonder if you got in touched with
Speaker 2: Doc down there, he's got accomference with morning. Oh he's
Speaker 2: not available now, okay, that's step the wriors. His coach
Speaker 2: is up there now supposedly.
Speaker 4: I was, oh, is it there?
Speaker 2: Well, well, we got the train the trainers. He's got
Speaker 2: a farm.
Speaker 1: Did he ever name that thing?
Speaker 2: Yeah? But it was a name that I can't remember,
Speaker 2: very complicated name.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, well like that granddaughter saying fell back.
Speaker 4: Or if you or something like that. I had no idea,
Speaker 4: No name was like that. Driving yes, yeah, okay, anyway,
Speaker 4: carried on.
Speaker 2: Okay, all right, Well let me do a couple of
Speaker 2: things here. Oh what I do I've got to take
Speaker 2: care of that's gonna take it a while.
Speaker 4: Yeah, what's up next?
Speaker 1: Is Darby Dan in twenty five minutes already?
Speaker 2: Oh, I'll tell you what. I'll go ahead and take
Speaker 2: care of Darby Dan and i' mccaulleye. Feed. Yeah.
Speaker 1: When you send something to Stuart hasgiving it Darby Dan
Speaker 1: and he says I want to thank you or in order.
Speaker 4: Stewart sends back pool.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he said his kids only said you're too old?
Speaker 2: Is that one I sent himselfing on modern I said
Speaker 2: he didn't come back and say cool on that. He
Speaker 2: came back and said, I want you to put in
Speaker 2: at a monitor's cold. So for three hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 2: the OBS saving earlier this week. Yeah, so that's in here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, I've sent that back, said congratulations in nice.
Speaker 2: Okay, but the first foes of model, that's the two
Speaker 2: year olds, and three of them has started and all
Speaker 2: three picked up checks. His first winter is stressed an
Speaker 2: easy winter to quote the chart of the race that
Speaker 2: was thirty three thousand dollars Maiden specially his own star
Speaker 2: on June fifteen, and in his very first start, easy winner,
Speaker 2: putting it kind of mildy. It won by nine lengths
Speaker 2: and time just two visits, a second off the track record,
Speaker 2: beating nine other two yo olds. He was impressive, stretched
Speaker 2: with great in Kentucky by Phoenix Farming Racing, and he
Speaker 2: sold for ninety thousand dollars at the OBS March Sale.
Speaker 2: Two other youngsters from the first Cup by models have
Speaker 2: started both then have picked up chicks Checks, Fencing, Diamond
Speaker 2: and a Maiden specially then earlier this week a cope
Speaker 2: by Modernist. So for three hundred thousand dollars at the
Speaker 2: overs June sale. Modernists, well, he's got a license to
Speaker 2: sar Runner. He's the Greatest States winner with a great
Speaker 2: pedigree focus made at Aqueduct by four one and Grade
Speaker 2: two hithm Star Station is very next Star Place and
Speaker 2: the Grade two Louisiana. Derby went on to win the
Speaker 2: Grade three Excelsior in New York, finishing the money in
Speaker 2: two grated States. Modernist is by the late great Siren
Speaker 2: south Side Uncle Moe. He's out of symbolic gesture. She's
Speaker 2: by ap Andist Bernardini, out of brood Mare of the
Speaker 2: year's Sweet Life Sweet Life of States runner and Grade
Speaker 2: one place Runner two Greatest Cup Champions Stamp material Old
Speaker 2: Philly sweep Canamine winner three Grade one States and Life
Speaker 2: is Sweet win her fourth Greatest States two Grade one
Speaker 2: Mardernist stands to Darby Dan she is a very modest
Speaker 2: five thousand dollars live hold his ethers will also for
Speaker 2: Darby Dance Breeders Assurance Plan. You don't have to pay
Speaker 2: his feed, and it's not due until sixty days after
Speaker 2: the flowing. What you need to do is call Stuart Fitzdemmens,
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Speaker 2: be Cameter fuse eight five nine two five four four
Speaker 2: two four. Take her to the websites garby Dan dot com. Well,
Speaker 2: it was another good week for McCauley feed. The Grade
Speaker 2: three three hundred thousand dollars Delaware Oaks was won by Finally,
Speaker 2: a Philip by Burnsey Jones and raised on McCauley seeds
Speaker 2: by Eridred Study. Finally has also won the Virginia Oaks
Speaker 2: and three of a four start uh the Grade three
Speaker 2: hundred fifty thousan dollars Savage a mile one to Bishops
Speaker 2: Fab by Windstar Farm. He's sposted seven wins, three seconds
Speaker 2: and ten starts, won three stakes, two grated, and earned
Speaker 2: over six hundred and three thousand dollars. Windstar also bread
Speaker 2: Admiral Dennis one of the two hundred down dollars Delaware
Speaker 2: and Dirty. He's a four hundred and twenty six thousand
Speaker 2: dollars Graduate m keenan September sales in one hundred and
Speaker 2: fifty found dollar Easton Eaton Town States was one by
Speaker 2: Whisky decision until he bred by Fred W. Hurchin the
Speaker 2: thirty and John Fielding and raided John Waterfare Swarm Watercourse,
Speaker 2: one of our neighbors. She has won four where he
Speaker 2: starts two states and three hundred and five thousand dollars
Speaker 2: and the two hundred thousand dollars Charliywood States that chosen
Speaker 2: downs went to Rebel Rend. He was also placed in
Speaker 2: graded states. He was bred by John Dunster. Of course
Speaker 2: he's a long time client of my Paully Feeds and
Speaker 2: the breeder of the great Triple Clan winner and leading
Speaker 2: charge justifive just by stand to national stud as we
Speaker 2: all know, and Ash is another customer of macaulay Feeds.
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Speaker 2: one eleven. Dog wearing for sales. Mccaully's was the first
Speaker 2: freed meal in the nation to produce products exclusive me
Speaker 2: for the horse, and that practice could continue to this day.
Speaker 2: And that's why we stay at McCauley Feeds. It's all
Speaker 2: about the horse.
Speaker 3: Now back to the Thoroughbred Training Center and ursul ellis.
Speaker 2: All right, Well, what I have to do now, I't
Speaker 2: to take care of our friends. Over to Kentucky two
Speaker 2: bed Over and Breeders Associates you and KTE has Chumsy
Speaker 2: mars to give you Kentucky bed winners of state races.
Speaker 2: Last weekend, the Grade three three hundred found dollars Delaware
Speaker 2: Oaks was won by finally by upstart, upstart stand over
Speaker 2: at Heredridston and with Brenver Burton see Jones, Master of Everdgstern,
Speaker 2: his brother, his son Brett runs it down very passed
Speaker 2: away and I still miss that guy. The Grade three
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty down doll of Eaton Town Stakes at
Speaker 2: Marmat Park. On to Whiskey decision. Whiskey decision is by
Speaker 2: in the mischief Briver Fred Herfrid's third and John D. Fiey.
Speaker 2: The one hundred and fifty down dollar Sabatoe a mile
Speaker 2: Bishop's Bay one that I said Uncle mole redver Windstar Farm,
Speaker 2: one hundred and fifty down dollar Pegans the stakes at
Speaker 2: Mallatt Park, bracket Buster about the Coma Coma the Nation
Speaker 2: three and second crop sire over at Spencer Farm, and
Speaker 2: this one bred by David Baxter. And I see hennlopin
Speaker 2: stakes and then we're apart and vote No. One that
Speaker 2: to visit Darrow read by Miss mister A. John Price.
Speaker 2: The hundredown dollar our Copus Run Stakes in Delaware went
Speaker 2: to full Moon Madness by In the Minsief read the J. M. S. Stables.
Speaker 2: The one hundred thousand dollars Stormy Blue Steaks and Law
Speaker 2: went to uh Galloped basle By In the Mischief read
Speaker 2: by Don Don Albertual Corporation. The one hundred thousand dollars
Speaker 2: Unique Bella Stakes at the Parks Carmelina one that actual
Speaker 2: Mischief forward Spencer Farm read by uh E liliath E Boucher.
Speaker 2: The hundred down dollar Get Serious Stakes that Mama went
Speaker 2: to super Child by Lord Nelson read by Spends Farm.
Speaker 2: These two hundred down out of Delaware Derby winner went
Speaker 2: to Admiral Dennis by constitution bred by Windstar Farm. The
Speaker 2: possibly perfect stakes at Santa and A didn't miss disaster
Speaker 2: on that by looking at Lucky. George Strawburn, Junior Burndin
Speaker 2: looking at Lucky wasn't so lucky in the derby. He
Speaker 2: had the number one post position and damn near hit
Speaker 2: the finish almost hit when he went by the finish
Speaker 2: line the first time he was had lost all chance
Speaker 2: right there, but he went on to be a cop raation.
Speaker 2: Let's see the tune The found out of twenty wood
Speaker 2: stakes at Churchill Downs went to Rebel red by Frankel
Speaker 2: read by mister John Gunter. Uh it takes Let's see
Speaker 2: the one hundred and seventy five thousand dollars the Monoway
Speaker 2: Girl Stakes at Churchill Down. Take Charge, My Lady, one
Speaker 2: that I take charge indeed by Marrabelle Stables.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: Let's see the doog of Cambridge States and well Ascot
Speaker 2: Crimson Advocate one that by Nichlist read by Whitehall Cane
Speaker 2: Farm in Kentucky. You got one more for you, The
Speaker 2: great two Classical THEA Delos Padre stakes goed to I
Speaker 2: Funk Spanish and spent in high school. Uh do you
Speaker 2: think I'm kids? Uh? Let's at Camaro Racetrack went to
Speaker 2: Eddie Pelson, but Tapa Tour read by Ze Racing in Kentucky.
Speaker 2: Tapatur Now I stood up in Canada. It's been a
Speaker 2: very nice Cinamos Pa. Well. The historic Delaware Oaks was
Speaker 2: one last Sturday. But finally the three old fully by
Speaker 2: the popular South startup starts leading money when sun is
Speaker 2: landon land and stands a Spencer farm the Breeders Farm
Speaker 2: Landon won the Grade one Bluegrass States right out here
Speaker 2: at Kennan, one of the Grade two Woodward states in
Speaker 2: New York. As a matter of fact, he won a
Speaker 2: place in eleven states, all graded states and earned two million,
Speaker 2: two hundred thousand dollars. Six of those eleven stakes for
Speaker 2: Grade one stakes, the Kentucky Derby, the Bluegrass, the Travers,
Speaker 2: the Whitney, the Metropolitan, and the Pennsylvania Derby. Lanning completed
Speaker 2: at the highest Little earned that two million, two hundred
Speaker 2: down and there's more. Landown is a superb individual, one
Speaker 2: of the best looking Grade one winners from the same
Speaker 2: ap and e shire lines and his first folk who
Speaker 2: were rather than his here in they two outstanding instead
Speaker 2: for his ten thousand dollars a lot of fold in
Speaker 2: states last weekend, the grade three eaton Town as Mama
Speaker 2: was won by Whisky Precision on North America's leading shire
Speaker 2: in the mission and the winner of the Alcohoques run stakes,
Speaker 2: and delaware that Saint Dave was also won by a
Speaker 2: son of in the mission. One hundred and fifty down
Speaker 2: out of pages of state it one by Bracketbuster and
Speaker 2: three Old Baba Como, the nation's leading second crop time
Speaker 2: and the one hundred thw dollars unique video States and
Speaker 2: Parks until from the Ilia by my actual minister to
Speaker 2: rank second only the Omaha Beach, his stableman at friends
Speaker 2: with farm Imong leading third crop side. Why don't you
Speaker 2: go daz a Brian or mar for Daniel and ask
Speaker 2: about the possible late season A five nine, two nine
Speaker 2: fours yusual thirty. Take a look at the website which
Speaker 2: is Benthreefarm dot com.
Speaker 1: Hey talk about Sally Van.
Speaker 2: They're the best.
Speaker 1: I mean, that's about sums and up and they've been
Speaker 1: in business forever. How long have you known them?
Speaker 2: F Right the family. Yeah. Oh god, I knew her
Speaker 2: great grandfather.
Speaker 4: See there you go.
Speaker 2: And they're no friends by allege one of my old
Speaker 2: time favorites gentlemen.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and I met the Coole when Betsy was in
Speaker 1: Pummy Club a billion years ago. I mean, they've been
Speaker 1: in and out and around in the horse business forever.
Speaker 4: And they're so good at what they do.
Speaker 1: They covered the whole thing inside, outside, upside down. They've
Speaker 1: got a great place over there to take care of
Speaker 1: their equipment. I mean, it says good looking and up
Speaker 1: to date. Boy, they're good looking when they come down
Speaker 1: the road, aren't they. And they're safe and they're really
Speaker 1: proud of their drivers at sally Van. They're experienced drivers,
Speaker 1: experienced horsemen, and that's what it takes.
Speaker 4: So think about that.
Speaker 1: The next time you loaded your horse into a sally Van,
Speaker 1: you could depend on the fact that the person behind
Speaker 1: and the wheels was best in the business. So, folks,
Speaker 1: a sally Van wouldn't have any out of the way
Speaker 1: and that's why for more than half a century, Sally
Speaker 1: horse Vans dot Com have been the safest way to
Speaker 1: the winner circles.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's talking about Pappy pew At Yeah. Uh he
Speaker 2: changed an old horse for my dad and Aeric Snowden,
Speaker 2: and I think Frank few had on the piece of him.
Speaker 2: We've got a picture of the hand at home. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I can win. And uh the old horse could run
Speaker 2: nice shoulder, Yeah he could run. He he Uh. Fatty
Speaker 2: owned a little restaurant down on the corner of Sell
Speaker 2: at seventh and and Limestone. He wouldn't want to eat
Speaker 2: down there now, but at that time it was a
Speaker 2: very popular place. Horseman would go in there because everybody John,
Speaker 2: I was John, Dad with John. If your mother walked in,
Speaker 2: it was John. He was just a great guy. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he was more fun to be around and anyway, but
Speaker 2: he trained Aleric and Alerican was the name is Irish
Speaker 2: for naughty boy, and he was naughty throng to Ditionanna
Speaker 2: Jack Hodgins had him. They couldn't even get him on
Speaker 2: the racetrack. And I told the story before, I'm gonna
Speaker 2: tell again in case that we've got a new listener somewhere. Uh.
Speaker 2: He got rid of him to get rid of this,
Speaker 2: so we I don't want to look at him and
Speaker 2: get Yeah, he was out of a mare named Little
Speaker 2: Chris and uh By burn Borough out of little Chris
Speaker 2: anyway that Dan says, I'll take him. I liking. Dad
Speaker 2: took him down to Nicholas County had a turned him out.
Speaker 2: Two three old workhorses down there, left him out because
Speaker 2: the snow was flying up in December from Yeah, and
Speaker 2: went to get him and those two horses are beating
Speaker 2: the hell out of it, and they took it. Dixie
Speaker 2: had a van down there and Dad said, the old
Speaker 2: tour down, get me in there. He wants the hell
Speaker 2: out of there, and they start hitting. Pappy took him
Speaker 2: and they started seeing peppermants and everything.
Speaker 1: And he.
Speaker 2: When it first start broke up a betting coup that
Speaker 2: was going on between a local farm owners down here
Speaker 2: and UH and a veterinarian down It's a lot of
Speaker 2: people will know I'm talking about it. Trip and down anyway,
Speaker 2: broke that up. He ran three quarters and nine down
Speaker 2: in river dams, which was horses don't do that the
Speaker 2: rivers down.
Speaker 4: Not in a Salem band.
Speaker 2: He took him up to.
Speaker 4: UH.
Speaker 2: It took him up to uh Thistle down and Randall
Speaker 2: Park up there, and they used to run these fifteenth
Speaker 2: down by the handicaps every weekend. He won three of them. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and then he came back to elections and then really
Speaker 2: got excited. Uh. He met Dixianna horse in the first
Speaker 2: in his first start here allowan race going six and
Speaker 2: a half furlong and this Dixanna horse was a favorite
Speaker 2: of coach Dixana was trained by mister Art and a
Speaker 2: lark and lark and run three quarters and nine that day.
Speaker 2: Oh funny think of it. Anyway, he won by by
Speaker 2: six lengths the Dixannah horse in second grant. I don't
Speaker 2: know if Dad went to see that or not, right,
Speaker 2: you know, sa you.
Speaker 4: Something on point?
Speaker 2: Yeah, ke mc got a new cat. Oh my god,
Speaker 2: I go ahead and faded out. That's Kenny. Yeah, well
Speaker 2: it's celebrating. There is a deba double Yeah. I might
Speaker 2: even get a double tattoo. We can work out a
Speaker 2: sponsorship for my tatoo show. We'll talk with that. Do
Speaker 2: more than that for me for getting me tattoos. I'll
Speaker 2: tell you that.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you that too.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Yeah, but anyway, but anyway, La run, We've got
Speaker 2: a couple. We've got pictures, all kind of pictures of them.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Uh, I've got how old was he when he died?
Speaker 4: Because you said you had the black smous out there,
Speaker 4: and you got one worse shoeing at I.
Speaker 2: Mean, yeah, I guess yeah, And uh we came back
Speaker 2: that afternoon and U and he had broken his shoulder,
Speaker 2: uh huh in a pat That's when I had that
Speaker 2: place out the old Richmond Road out there. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: I was I was suspect. He was seventeen eighteen years.
Speaker 2: We've been taken care of him for a long time.
Speaker 2: That's what got me in the horse and his dad
Speaker 2: d right at this little place to take care of there.
Speaker 2: And my dad passed away, and so I took that over. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and it was I had it was like a ten
Speaker 2: style barn. I had one horse out there, and so
Speaker 2: I ended up picking up a couple of hours. And
Speaker 2: that's what one of the things you got me. Yeah,
Speaker 2: you know. But anyway, Okay, let's see where we are now.
Speaker 1: I can't tell what to tell me.
Speaker 2: That's water tell well, let's see. Uh, they're running the
Speaker 2: Chicago Handicapped at today and they're running at Churchill Downs.
Speaker 2: The the first two runnings wre in Arlington Park and
Speaker 2: of course Churcher Down told Arlington Park. But that's for
Speaker 2: the first two running. Lady Horse named Laser Show in
Speaker 2: the first lace by Apalachi, the Sun around Table at
Speaker 2: a Moccasin and he wants He won the first two
Speaker 2: runnings of it. Pat Day wrote in both of them
Speaker 2: patched by Appalachi, And she went on with one of
Speaker 2: the sort the stakes at at two the Gray two
Speaker 2: races who won NICOLEI in State and the three olds
Speaker 2: she wanted.
Speaker 1: She the.
Speaker 2: Chicago Bloodwise, the Breeders' Cup Stakes, one of Philadelphia Park
Speaker 2: Breeders' Cup Stakes, one the Church of Down's Breeders Cup Stakes,
Speaker 2: one of the lots range states at Churchard Down and
Speaker 2: placed in a bunch of other states like that, and
Speaker 2: as earned eight hundred and forty nine thousand, four hundred
Speaker 2: and forty six dollars. And she was a good producer.
Speaker 2: They they ran her through forty nine er who were
Speaker 2: at that time start over Cleman Farm, and she produced
Speaker 2: Mark Tree who won the Runnington Park Derby and the
Speaker 2: Great Western sixth also at Remington. The budwiser of the
Speaker 2: stakes at Remington run third and the great one was
Speaker 2: the Grade one a Wood memorial and also said new
Speaker 2: trakt reckon going a mile and seventy yards at Remington
Speaker 2: Park and see she had a second foe was dead.
Speaker 2: Third four was a filled named Beam forty nine or
Speaker 2: she was under raised and she was the damn of
Speaker 2: Laser Sport who won the Sam Miguel Grade three and
Speaker 2: it was it was a nice kind of pedigree. The
Speaker 2: second running of that stakes race was won by Roses
Speaker 2: Record full of nineteen eighty four bred Cougar the second.
Speaker 2: That's the horse that was imported. Once you stood Arthur
Speaker 2: Hancock had Cougar the second stood over and they did people.
Speaker 2: The horse was a hell of a runner. He won
Speaker 2: a million bucks. You know who got twenty four stakesms.
Speaker 2: But he was not Arthur couldn't get many mayors to him.
Speaker 2: I don't think that matter of fact.
Speaker 4: Year once he Cougar.
Speaker 2: In nineteen sixty six, four sixty.
Speaker 1: Six, that's a lot of money.
Speaker 2: He had ten oh yeah, oh he was the top racehorse.
Speaker 1: I mean that's a ton of money.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And he's had some stakes runners, but sixteen crops
Speaker 2: four hundred and fifty four folds, that's not But the
Speaker 2: dam of this Roses Record was named Roses was in
Speaker 2: full bloom by Fleet and as rulers, she was an
Speaker 2: accessor to a couple of nice sticks from one thousand
Speaker 2: and four by four years certain South American champion that
Speaker 2: stood at Clayband Farm and Falaracka and Irish bread A
Speaker 2: horse named Prince Tenderfoot that went second is sent handicapped,
Speaker 2: but he won stakes when the Norfolk States and Great
Speaker 2: three Norfolk Stakes. I think was also out of center. Anita,
Speaker 2: and she was a pretty good race, Mary said, five
Speaker 2: year old. She had won in the American Beauty Stakes
Speaker 2: at o'flon and the Pippin Stakes at Othon, Chicago. Breaders
Speaker 2: got aty oh there, I don't know who. Dad had
Speaker 2: said that she never produced much of She had one
Speaker 2: stakes place to Horus. I feel the named wonderful by Olympia,
Speaker 2: but she was not much of a producer as that
Speaker 2: golden all right. I was going to do a little
Speaker 2: something on Stateley Camp. But who won that stakes race
Speaker 2: nineteen ninety one she went on It was the champions
Speaker 2: printer won a great one readers sprinter in Ninete Briant
Speaker 2: in nineteen ninety she was my Oracius, my proudest Roman
Speaker 2: Oracius at the bridge. Anyway, we better talk about the
Speaker 2: Thurbo training center. We've got a few minutes.
Speaker 4: To do this that great police to train?
Speaker 2: Yes, it is. I don't want to years did we
Speaker 2: train here?
Speaker 1: I don't remember. It's a long time.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we've been won some races training here, yeah, believe
Speaker 2: it or not. And then I clocked here for ten years. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and that's when I'm I always appreciated the track, but
Speaker 2: I appreciated moree but started clocking because it was ill
Speaker 2: found out for sure the track was safe. Yes, you
Speaker 2: wouldn't have one breakdown a here, but you know, seriously
Speaker 2: breakdown and they take off a good track of these
Speaker 2: these tracks out here. Matter of fact, you can bring
Speaker 2: it early out here, break him out here and get
Speaker 2: it right on going. Because they got that five ah
Speaker 2: a mile track where you could take them underre just babies.
Speaker 2: Oh you didn't take him out and back and gat
Speaker 2: up him on the grass. That got grass. Yeah, that's
Speaker 2: a nice place to get up back here too. And
Speaker 2: then they got the I got a mile racetrack and
Speaker 2: it's a beautiful tractor train on. It's very very safe track.
Speaker 2: They've got everything you need to hear. They got, as
Speaker 2: I said, the clocker, they got a better one here
Speaker 2: now than they had when I was here.
Speaker 1: Okay, Uh, don't.
Speaker 2: Be too hard on yourself. Well, the facts are fact.
Speaker 2: Uh they you know, they got a starting gate here
Speaker 2: with a great track crew starting you know, break them
Speaker 2: into right to get everything done there. And the best
Speaker 2: thing about the place is the quiet atmosphere. Horse they
Speaker 2: were horses relax out there, do very well and you
Speaker 2: can graze your horse, you know, and stall ran is
Speaker 2: reasonable and the thing to do. Give them a call
Speaker 2: and asked if they got some stalls. Uh they five
Speaker 2: I number two nine three eighteen fifty three.
Speaker 1: Oh, I'll tell you another thing.
Speaker 2: The stalls have the barns have.
Speaker 4: Two sides of stalls and for each side you get
Speaker 4: a tack room. Yeah, and you know feed there's place
Speaker 4: for feed.
Speaker 1: There's the other end.
Speaker 4: There's fay places.
Speaker 1: It's got every it's got all the facilities and bathroom.
Speaker 4: And yeah, all that kind of stuff that you need.
Speaker 2: As matter of fact, they've got a one end. They've
Speaker 2: got four of them.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, two tack rooms, two feeding rooms and a bathroom.
Speaker 4: There's spot.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 4: So you know you don't some places you go, you
Speaker 4: wonder lord where you know.
Speaker 2: Yeah, this post is really nice that the stall rent
Speaker 2: is readable. And if you're looking for maybe two three
Speaker 2: cells or something like that. And I would walk to
Speaker 2: the barn area and ask if anybody ask some fellows
Speaker 2: that they would sub believe Yeah, because you hadn't You
Speaker 2: have to pay rent whether there's a horse.
Speaker 5: In there or not.
Speaker 2: But bo, yes, sir, thank you for helping us out.
Speaker 2: Always the pleasures, you know, talking about Third Bread Center.
Speaker 2: I was showing Jackie and you my pictures and every
Speaker 2: morning when I come down here, I like taking a
Speaker 2: picture of the track at about seven thirty, yeah, and
Speaker 2: the horses and sunlight, the sun rising up in the background.
Speaker 2: I think that's just a neat shout there taking always
Speaker 2: doing that when I come out, so I have pictures
Speaker 2: from the last couple of years. Yeah, just that random thing.
Speaker 2: I just like watching the sun come up over the
Speaker 2: track and being out here with you all the morning.
Speaker 2: So well, we officiated coming down. We were talking with
Speaker 2: James about different tracks for affamation and great views. Emerald
Speaker 2: Emerald downs in Auburn, Washington. Yeah, they had that mountain
Speaker 2: behind that behind the track. I think that's a great deer.
Speaker 2: I've never been out there, but I've seen pictures and
Speaker 2: I think that's a great deal. Yeah, when they closed
Speaker 2: down Long Acres out there they moved moved to Emerald Downs.
Speaker 2: I meant bringing that up to James and asked if
Speaker 2: he'd never been out there before. Well, probably no, probably, yes, everywhere. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I'm a little jealous. I'm surprised that he once had
Speaker 2: been to the Golden Gate. Yeah. The best I can
Speaker 2: do is because the Kingle and Truckfield Downs and maybe
Speaker 2: a trip to Turpoint. Yeah, that's the best I can do.
Speaker 2: Hadn't given been up to well the old River Downs? Said, well,
Speaker 2: I have been, but not for racing. I don't think
Speaker 2: i'd ever been up there for racing. I've been up
Speaker 2: there for concerts at River Ben, which I'm going tomorrow's
Speaker 2: see will Nelson. But I've never been reprodounced for racing.
Speaker 2: Uh right now on the river, you know. Yeah, So
Speaker 2: I'll be up right next to them, right next to
Speaker 2: the old Tony Allen. I'll be up there tomorrow tomorrow
Speaker 2: afternoon roasting. Be about ninety eight degrees out there tomorrow,
Speaker 2: I know. And we just got a new furnace, thank
Speaker 2: you Lord. And what's the name of that those people
Speaker 2: who came in and fixed it Linville LiNbO Electric, And uh,
Speaker 2: we've had them before. The they we've got stuff like.
Speaker 4: Basic insurance people brought over.
Speaker 2: Yeah, hope.
Speaker 1: Well, when we got struck by lightning, well, the wires
Speaker 1: got struck by lightning, and they came over and said
Speaker 1: they turned things on that you need furnace, some lights
Speaker 1: because they had to replace the whole buildings. The only
Speaker 1: thing they did that I was little not thrilled with
Speaker 1: want to.
Speaker 4: They fixed the stove so I could talk.
Speaker 2: Place my at Union Furnace a few years ago at
Speaker 2: my house and the company did a great job. And
Speaker 2: I walked down there and the owner of the company
Speaker 2: was down there and working on some things, and I said,
Speaker 2: how are we doing down here? Just because I was
Speaker 2: curious and interested. He said, oh, we're just been on
Speaker 2: around and figuring it out as we go. I thought,
Speaker 2: I don't know how that makes me feel right now.
Speaker 2: But they did a great job for a job. Well,
Speaker 2: they came back. We lost our air conditioning and uh
Speaker 2: Lin the electric came back and fixed it.
Speaker 4: Fixed it fars and they were took him about what.
Speaker 2: Allen Well they once, yeah, once they had to order
Speaker 2: a part, a couple of parts in order to put
Speaker 2: in the furnace.
Speaker 1: They just put in a new one.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, no, but anyway they fixed it.
Speaker 6: So but that one minute, oh you know, but anyway,
Speaker 6: they came over and fixed it, and uh, yesterday just
Speaker 6: in time for the heat waver's coming in and we
Speaker 6: spent them.
Speaker 2: We got lucky. We had We had to spend about
Speaker 2: four days with four days was it five days without
Speaker 2: any any air conditioning? But it was that house we've
Speaker 2: got is it's kind of stays cool. We didn't didn't
Speaker 2: bother us at all, did it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was fine, but.
Speaker 2: Anyway we would. We appreciated it until when they left,
Speaker 2: I said, we'll give you a plug on the air tomorrow, Wimble.
Speaker 2: I'm sure they could tear it. Okay, we gotta run nights, Gavin,
Speaker 2: and we'll help kill them on me.
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