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Speaker 3: Well Happy Savior won his first five stars, won Grade
Speaker 3: one Steaks and earned a million, two hundred and fifty
Speaker 3: eight thousand, one hundred dollars. Highly consistent, he was in
Speaker 3: the money and eleven straight starts, eight of them steaks,
Speaker 3: seven graded, among them the Grade one Whitney at Saratoga,
Speaker 3: the Grade one Metropolitan at Belmont, the Grade one Clark
Speaker 3: Handicamp at Church of Down's, the Grade one Jockey Club
Speaker 3: Gold Cup at Saratoga, the stakes that he won the
Speaker 3: year before, the Grade two Suburban of Belmont, and one
Speaker 3: hundred thows dollar Federico Tessio Stakes at law You won
Speaker 3: that one too. He won the Great one Jockey Cup
Speaker 3: Gold Cup as a three old, beaten older horses. He
Speaker 3: was dead game. He was a competitor at the highest level,
Speaker 3: and he has a terrific pedigree. He's got a sire pedigree.
Speaker 3: He's by Kentucky Derby winners Super Saver. So our five champions,
Speaker 3: including the Brilliant Distaff of Latrushka and Champions Sprinter Run Happy.
Speaker 3: This is the family which gave us one of the
Speaker 3: old time great Syrus and Sara sars a p Indy
Speaker 3: Happy Savior second damn by Deputy Minister is a daughter
Speaker 3: of Weekend Surprise, a brood Mayor of the Year by
Speaker 3: the Great Secretary. The breeding season's winding down now, and
Speaker 3: if you have a late foling Mayor or Philly just
Speaker 3: off the track, give him a call and they'll do
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Speaker 4: From the horse capital of the world, it's Horsetails with
Speaker 4: Ursul Ellis. We'll talk about the horses, the people, and
Speaker 4: the history of the thoroughbred industry.
Speaker 5: Pulled away.
Speaker 4: Any secretary of that wins the flight to and alfletes
Speaker 4: now live from Kentucky's Bluegrass region.
Speaker 3: Here's Ursul, Well, good morning, and we are here at
Speaker 3: the Thoroughbred Center in our little building, which is a
Speaker 3: little nicer than it was this time last week. Funny
Speaker 3: came in here last week by myself, no power. Reggie
Speaker 3: was here, thank god. We had no electricity. No power.
Speaker 3: We couldn't do you know, it was a mess. Oh jews,
Speaker 3: no juice.
Speaker 2: That's amazing.
Speaker 3: So we had to we we had to do it
Speaker 3: off off of phone. If Jackie said the sound of
Speaker 3: you were at home listening. Jackie couldn't make it last.
Speaker 2: Week, I know a Dora couldn't make it. She was
Speaker 2: under the weather. And so I couldn't make it on
Speaker 2: the rottenness day of the year. That's not bad for me.
Speaker 2: How to pick them?
Speaker 3: Michael, bless his heart, he showed up. Yeah, and he
Speaker 3: stayed on with me. He carried me through. Yeah, he
Speaker 3: showed a half anyway. Finally he pooped out and he
Speaker 3: left with about a half an hour ago. But neither
Speaker 3: one of them are here today. I don't know. Michael
Speaker 3: said he'd be here about seven thirty, about half hour.
Speaker 2: Half hour, eight thirty, eight thirty, yes, eight thirty, it's
Speaker 2: eight o'clock. Oh, he can't get here at seven.
Speaker 3: Thirty, eight thirty, Okay, I can't tell you.
Speaker 2: Listen, Ursa, I want to announce to the world. Ursul
Speaker 2: gets new hearing aids a week from Monday, and as
Speaker 2: we are now, he's going along with one hearing aid
Speaker 2: because if it broke and it's five or six years old.
Speaker 2: I think that's great. I can't wait. Yeah, exactly exactly.
Speaker 2: The funny part is he sits and watches TV and
Speaker 2: I'm off about forty five degrees to his right, so
Speaker 2: he's wearing earphones to hear the TV better. And I'm
Speaker 2: over there off his right arm, waving my arms, our sore,
Speaker 2: waving my arms. He can't hear me or see me,
Speaker 2: so I'm not. I have to figure out what I can.
Speaker 2: You know, maybe I could get M and m's and
Speaker 2: sit there and throw it bonk gears. Yeah, no, okay,
Speaker 2: well you know us, but it's been Oh I can't
Speaker 2: wait to get those, because that's that's such a when
Speaker 2: you can't hear very well, well that your earphone's here, great,
Speaker 2: your airphones, headphones you got on right now? They work?
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah they do. Yeah, but that's
Speaker 3: just but you know, I'm different right here. I just
Speaker 3: got one here at aid.
Speaker 2: I know he broke the other one, well it broke,
Speaker 2: but five years old for crying out, Well, how was
Speaker 2: time for it to break?
Speaker 3: They're getting me a new set. When do I get them?
Speaker 5: On?
Speaker 3: The second?
Speaker 2: A week from Monday? Whatever day that is I have
Speaker 2: no idea.
Speaker 3: Wait for Monday. Monday is going to be the the first.
Speaker 2: Oh, well, that's it. We get them, Oh can't wait. Yeah,
Speaker 2: that's that's fantastic. Gets them from the v A because
Speaker 2: he fought the bloody battle of oh somewhere career bar
Speaker 2: in Tokyo, a Red Cross or something like that for
Speaker 2: that spend the whole time on a boat clickety clicking. People.
Speaker 3: Now, Michael's coming in at the bottom of this hour, right,
Speaker 3: he's just running half an hour late.
Speaker 2: Right, yes, right.
Speaker 3: I thought maybe that John Nicholson would be back from.
Speaker 2: The preness by now, or maybe he's having a better
Speaker 2: time than we thought.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I want to learn a little bit more about
Speaker 3: I saw him on TV. Given that that trophy away
Speaker 3: for the purse that last Saturday, it was last Saurday. Yeah,
Speaker 3: that guaranteed guaranteed season to the winner for Old Friends.
Speaker 3: Who was the Old Friends first? Yeah, and a Philly
Speaker 3: one that I think she was a Maryland bred and
Speaker 3: I just wonder if she had any kind of pedigree,
Speaker 3: you know, I think, I go back and look at
Speaker 3: him and when I get.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's great, she's now she won herself a guaranteed
Speaker 2: retirement at old friends. That's that's super duper well.
Speaker 3: Changes are she's got any pedigree, although if she does,
Speaker 3: she's an old red mayor. I think she's a Maryland bread.
Speaker 3: They may decide to send her on.
Speaker 2: Oh I don't think so. Not when you win, nobody
Speaker 2: sends somebody unless she broke down.
Speaker 3: Well they wasn't there, Yes, of.
Speaker 2: Course I would. I'd go Bay, we go to river down,
Speaker 2: skip this Pimlico stuff.
Speaker 3: Well, they got a stake a lot of bunch of
Speaker 3: states races before we get started.
Speaker 2: Can I make an announcement? Driving down here? We have
Speaker 2: been the past couple of years plagued by buttercup, the
Speaker 2: real pretty yellow plant that grows about what foot and
Speaker 2: a half two feet in the paddocks. We fought it
Speaker 2: last year and the year before. You have to get
Speaker 2: it early, whack it, and then you have to spram.
Speaker 2: You've got to herb beside them. Because I just looked
Speaker 2: this up to make sure what I was talking about,
Speaker 2: and the answer is yes. Buttercups are poisonous to horses.
Speaker 2: When ingested, buttercups can cause diarrhea, colic, as well as
Speaker 2: irritation of the mount and skin. A toxic oil called
Speaker 2: pro tanemon then released when the leaves and stems are
Speaker 2: chewed and responsible for these symptoms. So we had a
Speaker 2: little patch of it and that's what we did, and
Speaker 2: most of it's gone. And then I got psidas and
Speaker 2: didn't sho done it twice. You have to pay attention
Speaker 2: to this stuff or you and I saw I'm sorry,
Speaker 2: I saw a farm on the way in. It's got
Speaker 2: two fields and it is nothing but yellow buttercups. Poison, poison, poison.
Speaker 2: Pay attention for crying out loud. You want to pay
Speaker 2: for college surgery, or you want to go out there
Speaker 2: and mow that junk. It's a shame too. It's pretty,
Speaker 2: but that's it. It is buttercups. It's poisonous. And there you.
Speaker 2: Oh and let me tell you what. Can I go
Speaker 2: ahead and say something about Larry to Merrit, please, An
Speaker 2: old friend died and Larry to Merrit what a really
Speaker 2: super guy. He was had a hard time with cancer
Speaker 2: and he made it to the twenty twenty four Derby
Speaker 2: or Exaggerator uh huh yeah. And he was such one
Speaker 2: of the nicest guys ever, I mean, just super nice, constantly,
Speaker 2: not one of these people that are nice one day
Speaker 2: and not the next. Now he was the real thing. Anyway.
Speaker 2: He passed away Tuesday night. He was seventy five and
Speaker 2: he was from the Bahamas. I remember that he was
Speaker 2: the first black trainer to saddle a horse in the
Speaker 2: Derby thirty five years because I know we were all
Speaker 2: cheering him on, you know, because he was a buddy.
Speaker 2: I did not I don't think I realized his father
Speaker 2: was a trainer in the Bahama and he used to
Speaker 2: sort of go with him and all that stuff. And
Speaker 2: he said he watched the Derby every year on television.
Speaker 2: That's what inspired him to come to the US to train.
Speaker 2: So he got here in seventy six, so we were
Speaker 2: already here on the training center seventy six eighty six.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, and he made dream came true when he
Speaker 2: settled West Saratoga. By exaggerator last year's Derby. Just it's sad,
Speaker 2: you know what a nice guy. Arn't enough nice guys left.
Speaker 3: So everybody liked him.
Speaker 2: Everybody liked him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and they will forget we were at at the
Speaker 3: horse park. I guess there was something going on out
Speaker 3: there because we were driving across the field to up
Speaker 3: to where it was going to be.
Speaker 2: That would have been a steeple chase.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Anyway, and in our truck and Larry was walking
Speaker 3: with a lady, you remember, and she had on heels
Speaker 3: and she was struggling in the grid and we stopped
Speaker 3: and picked him up and took him up there. You know,
Speaker 3: they was she was so glad to get in that truck.
Speaker 3: But you know, he just never quite and he just
Speaker 3: would no matter how bad he felt. Yeah, he would
Speaker 3: get up and come out here. Yeah, you know, and
Speaker 3: watch his horses gallop.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and super duper guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I mean these people rode in Thirdbid Daily News
Speaker 3: that there was a long list of people woke in,
Speaker 3: rode in about it, you know, about about him, about
Speaker 3: how much they were appreciated him, and that his attitude
Speaker 3: was always positive.
Speaker 2: Yeah, had that horse in the derby that.
Speaker 3: Was and he always wanted to run a horse in
Speaker 3: the derby and got to do that.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 2: Last year, my goodness, he just passed away.
Speaker 3: Trained out here, Yeah at the Survid Center.
Speaker 2: Well he's up there training and up there what training
Speaker 2: they do, he's doing it.
Speaker 3: Well. If anybody and there's world going up there to
Speaker 3: be there.
Speaker 2: That's exactly right. So that's just super so anyway, sorry
Speaker 2: about that. Oh, this is a fun thing now. They
Speaker 2: had a twelve hour sale two year olds in training
Speaker 2: at Phasing Tipped in mid Atlantic, and they said it
Speaker 2: was a mess because it rained so much rain, rain, rain, rain, rain,
Speaker 2: you know, two year old training. They're out there watching
Speaker 2: them on the track and see how they can time
Speaker 2: them and they never really get the time stuff much.
Speaker 2: It was hard. But the sail topper was a one
Speaker 2: point one million dollars Gervan Philly. Yeah and stands over
Speaker 2: at the stud Yeah, and that's really a big deal.
Speaker 2: They said they're prices and all that jump what up?
Speaker 2: So at one point one million didn't hurt him? No, yeah,
Speaker 2: that's that's really well.
Speaker 3: And they brought up here from Florida. He started out
Speaker 3: down in Florida and he was getting runners yeah over
Speaker 3: and then they sent him up and I think his
Speaker 3: first Kentucky bred horses or two year old there were
Speaker 3: four you know from bread up here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I wonder, I guess that's what was this year. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: well that was a two year old training sales. So
Speaker 2: that's wonderful. Congratulations to our friends at air Dre because
Speaker 2: that's a heck of a nice swim.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Yeah, so that was a wonderful article, as they
Speaker 3: wrote on Air Drink in the last Keenan magazine.
Speaker 2: Oh I saw that, but I didn't really get you.
Speaker 3: It was really really good. You know, Brett's doing a
Speaker 3: great job. Okay, you know chip off the old block, Yes,
Speaker 3: exactly to this day. I miss Burry, oh yeah.
Speaker 2: And wonderful guy.
Speaker 3: Yeah yeah, and he's just like him, you know, one
Speaker 3: wonderful guy.
Speaker 2: But yeah, that's that is that's great. We were in Parish.
Speaker 2: They stopped by Lil's for lunch, wonderful lunch, you know.
Speaker 2: On Friday they have ah, what's the name of that sandwich?
Speaker 3: I don't know. I didn't get it.
Speaker 2: It's oh, it's a German sandwich. And then they got
Speaker 2: the woman's one and they alwa, it's delicious. I have one. Anyway,
Speaker 2: we were walking down the street to go to Lil's
Speaker 2: and somebody in there one of that. They got all, well,
Speaker 2: here comes the weekend, right, it's decoration day. Oops, they
Speaker 2: call it memorial day now. But we were walking down
Speaker 2: the street and one of them I've got really fun
Speaker 2: pictures and everybody's windows and the stores. And there's a
Speaker 2: great picture there of prairie and I think it's about
Speaker 2: the time he was either running for governor or go. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I can't remember.
Speaker 3: I forget that. I didn't know the person was standing
Speaker 3: with him in that picture.
Speaker 2: No, but anyway, it was.
Speaker 3: It was an interesting restI just went out and fed
Speaker 3: the cat.
Speaker 2: Fed the cat.
Speaker 3: That's twice the cat's been fed this morning.
Speaker 2: You don't think they are.
Speaker 3: They're going to founder if you keep.
Speaker 2: There's a new one out there. It's half what's the
Speaker 2: kind of white? And they got the Siamese they're white,
Speaker 2: and they got black four four points black their feet
Speaker 2: in their face or something. But it's somewhere in the
Speaker 2: in the family tree. There's somebody that doesn't belong in
Speaker 2: there because it's kind of stripes on his tail.
Speaker 5: Oh, so you know he's out here.
Speaker 3: What well, let me see, let me catch up on
Speaker 3: my commercials before Michael gets here. Okay, okay, Well, last
Speaker 3: Saturday at Pimical, the Grade three, two hundred and fifty
Speaker 3: thousand dollars Dinner Party Stakes was won by Fort Washington
Speaker 3: by Warfront. Fort Washington won the Great three Canadian turf
Speaker 3: Steaks in his previous star. He has also one of
Speaker 3: the Grade three Mama Stakes and the Tale of the
Speaker 3: Cat Stakes at Mama and He's earned over seven hundred
Speaker 3: and twenty four thousand. That same day also at Pimical
Speaker 3: the Greene three hundred and fifty thousand dollars gallery at
Speaker 3: Steaks went to Charlene's Dream a Philly out of a
Speaker 3: door of Warfront. You know his warfront's daughters are rapidly
Speaker 3: becoming collectors items Warfront by any managers. One of the
Speaker 3: nation's leading sires. Just think of this. Twenty percent of
Speaker 3: his fold, now we're talking about folds, not starters, twenty
Speaker 3: percent of them earned Black Type. He's a nation's leading
Speaker 3: Sarbay Life team lifetime percentage of stakes winners and graded
Speaker 3: stakes winners stands at Claviron Farm as the two of
Speaker 3: his Grade one winning sons, War of Will in Annapolis.
Speaker 3: War Will won the Grade one Freakness, won the Grade
Speaker 3: one stakes on Dirt and Grass earned over a million
Speaker 3: to eight hundred and eighty one thousand. His first crop
Speaker 3: hit the tracks last year. Among his first crop runners,
Speaker 3: you'll find thirty winners, including a graded stakes winner and
Speaker 3: six others. As a ern black type Annapolis was a
Speaker 3: set of stakes record at Keenlanday. He won a Grade
Speaker 3: one Coomoor turch mile renting one thirty three and one
Speaker 3: that don't win an eraser two, also won graded station
Speaker 3: as a two year old earned a million five hundred
Speaker 3: and eighty one thousand, seven hundred and seventy dollars. And
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Speaker 4: Now back to the Thoroughbred Training Center and ursul ellis.
Speaker 3: Well, they're running a bunch of stakes, not so many today,
Speaker 3: but Monday. Monday is Memorial Day, is it?
Speaker 2: Yes?
Speaker 3: Used to be my birthday. Huh my birthday is the thirties.
Speaker 2: Yes, it used to be.
Speaker 3: Used to be every every Memorial Day was on the thirtieth.
Speaker 3: And I thought it was all about me.
Speaker 2: That reminds me?
Speaker 3: Now wrong?
Speaker 2: Could I be that reminds me? I get email, you know,
Speaker 2: I get email on my phone and say oh, and
Speaker 2: they'll say something like exclusive roofing or here's something else something.
Speaker 2: This one starts out constipated, Oh who's that from? Shoot? Anyway,
Speaker 2: what's going on today in racing?
Speaker 3: Well, let's see once tomorrow they're running the Santa Margarita stakes.
Speaker 3: Have been some nice ree of course, Philly is and
Speaker 3: marriage and run. We in ned We're going to do
Speaker 3: something on a couple of them. My name Louland B wanted,
Speaker 3: for instance, and I knew Louisland B. She was by Alabia.
Speaker 3: Belle came by boat here. Bill Caine was a champion
Speaker 3: three old Philly here because Alabama was the top sup.
Speaker 3: But that's California. Pettigree and Louisland B miss tied mister Griffoon,
Speaker 3: missus Joe Grisam Ted Grisson and own Duntree farther over
Speaker 3: here right not too far from here, and he had
Speaker 3: he owned Little line Bee. She was a great producer.
Speaker 3: We'll talk about her a little bit later on. But
Speaker 3: the day they were running the Sagon Margarita, which she won,
Speaker 3: and it's got a field of six Liberal Lady by
Speaker 3: more Spirit. Number two is Princess of Time but not
Speaker 3: this time. Number three is where's my ring a twirling candy?
Speaker 3: Number four is sprending the door by Audible. Number five
Speaker 3: Alpha Bellop by Justify over Ashford stud and Sliswick Beauty,
Speaker 3: my uncle Moe, who stood his entire career over the
Speaker 3: Ashford Study. On Monday they really started running the stakes.
Speaker 3: So they're running, they said, running the Grade one gamely
Speaker 3: at Santa Ana and the Shoemaker Mile Grade one and
Speaker 3: Santa Anita. They're running a Hollywood Gold Cup at Santa Needa.
Speaker 3: Of course Hollywood Park has gone now. I used to
Speaker 3: go to races that were so swap said the world
Speaker 3: record over Hollywood Park went away. We're racing there. And
Speaker 3: that same day a Philly named Ms Todd said it
Speaker 3: said a world record going five days.
Speaker 2: From mile huh wow.
Speaker 3: Yeah. Anyway, Monday and Lone Star, they're running the Steve
Speaker 3: Sexton Mile into Grade three Churchill Downs. It's the winning
Speaker 3: colors named after the Derby winner. Of course that name.
Speaker 2: I saw that Derby.
Speaker 3: You saw that Derby.
Speaker 2: Yes, Betsy and I were on the inside in the
Speaker 2: infield and they had those tenths that was tall skinny tents.
Speaker 2: Remember those They put them up every so often. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Betsy and I were one of those. Walked out to
Speaker 2: the rail and by golly, she came by us first.
Speaker 2: It was fun. You know, it's pretty cool.
Speaker 3: I think Glogles trained her. Yes, I believe that's right.
Speaker 2: Yes, yeah, d Wayne, he went Stewins his share, I know,
Speaker 2: gets up on a horse every morning. My goodness.
Speaker 3: I think he has to have some of the assistance.
Speaker 2: He's probably got a hangar thing of one of the
Speaker 2: space hooks. Yes, hook you up there and fix it.
Speaker 3: Remember when oh never man winning colors. Uh, it's on Monday.
Speaker 3: It's eighth race goes up at four twenty two. It's
Speaker 3: got a field of nine ripe work in the Champagne
Speaker 3: by in the Minschief is number two, of course, in
Speaker 3: the Mischief over a Spencer.
Speaker 2: It's today the Champagne. Huh just say Champagne.
Speaker 3: No, no, I'm sorry the name of the two horses
Speaker 3: into Champagne.
Speaker 2: Oh oh god Chief. Yeah. Oh well that's kind of
Speaker 2: a clever name.
Speaker 3: Okay, sorry, then Banderella, No, that's not right. Ben Dededella
Speaker 3: by City of Number four is Easy Read by Omaha
Speaker 3: Beach is off to a terrific start. It stood over
Speaker 3: at Spencer Farm, Harvest Springs by looking at Lucky Miss
Speaker 3: Arlington by Mark Vilensky Hops Road, by the Quality Road
Speaker 3: makes Palace by Palace Malice and too Sharp by the
Speaker 3: Twirling Candy. That's uh, that's Monday race over there. But
Speaker 3: uh then they running a bunch of other stakes races.
Speaker 3: I see whatever I got.
Speaker 2: That's a big weekend for racing. Correct.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Monday they're running the Shoemaker Mile. A couple of
Speaker 3: warfronts in it the seal team. My Warfront's got the
Speaker 3: number one spot on the outside. Goldie head by Warfronts
Speaker 3: got the outside post position very wooden top sorover clave instead.
Speaker 3: The rest of them are oh, let's see mhm h
Speaker 3: he see. I I can't make that. Uh. I think
Speaker 3: it's a T I T E L E and ataland.
Speaker 2: Oh that's a good one, rolls trying to help your tongue,
Speaker 2: doesn't it?
Speaker 3: By the factory seminole Chief is by Gervin.
Speaker 2: Oh there you go.
Speaker 3: There is number three, Uh, King of Gosfred his four horses,
Speaker 3: he fold in Great Britain. Formidable Man's number five, ze
Speaker 3: ol Joe is number six, My Omano Ramon is number seven.
Speaker 3: Number eight is cable Spirit and goldiead is hear the
Speaker 3: warfron on the outside. They were see the Hollywood go cup,
Speaker 3: I gave you that? And oh, so skip you longstocking
Speaker 3: in there. I didn't remember that. He's by Exaggerator red
Speaker 3: bub Uh raised over it? Uh Timberlawn Park. No, that's
Speaker 3: not right.
Speaker 2: What did you say?
Speaker 3: Won't we kip you long stalking?
Speaker 2: Bye?
Speaker 3: He's by Exaggerator Brushy Hill. He was bred I'm having
Speaker 3: a senior moment.
Speaker 2: What time do these races start today? It looks like
Speaker 2: there's ten of them.
Speaker 3: Oh, there's all conservations. They're under cure Tanna Steaks at Churchill,
Speaker 3: Big Drama Steaks of gold Stream Park. They're uning Mama
Speaker 3: the Cliffhanger Stakes at Mama. That's just scratching it now,
Speaker 3: scratching the service.
Speaker 2: Churchill's open until did they finally keep the July fourth weekend?
Speaker 2: Did they have to give it up?
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Speaker 4: Now back to horsetails with ursul ellis Well.
Speaker 3: They're running tomorrow the Santa Margarita Stakes Grade two, as
Speaker 3: added Santa Anita. I gave you that field up there,
Speaker 3: so two hundred thousan dollars race. It has been around.
Speaker 3: It reminds me of some of the past winners. I
Speaker 3: was looking after the past winners of the Margarita Santa
Speaker 3: Margareitam and irenical A Marria named lulan b. Mister Grissom
Speaker 3: on the street farm right down here, Duntree Farm, and
Speaker 3: he owned Lureline B shooes by Albaidah. Bill came by
Speaker 3: Boupier and Bill Caine had because he was a champ
Speaker 3: in Philly in New Zealand. And she was the damn
Speaker 3: in addition to Lowland B of Selector Or, an Irish
Speaker 3: cousin won by thumbs Up who stood out in California
Speaker 3: and Royal Charger. She was also the grand Dame of Seacastle.
Speaker 3: She was the Granddame of Royal Orbit who he man.
Speaker 3: He won the Preakness, ran fourth in the Derby, probably
Speaker 3: should have won it. He was in all kinds of
Speaker 3: trouble and that was Tommy Lee's Derby, I'm pretty sure,
Speaker 3: but he was, which I'm glad he didn't because winning
Speaker 3: because I bet on Tommy Lee that But anyway, but
Speaker 3: he went on and when he won the Preakness, then
Speaker 3: second the Santa Nita Derby, the del Mark for turity,
Speaker 3: and he was a top class racehorse. This is a
Speaker 3: hell of a pedigree when you get right down to it.
Speaker 3: Uh and Liu Line B was a damn of four
Speaker 3: stakes winners from mister Grisom Guideline Ruler roman Line and
Speaker 3: City Line. Roman Line was by Roman and he uh
Speaker 3: he ran let's see second in the Kentucky Derby nineteen
Speaker 3: sixty nine. I believe that was decided at least year.
Speaker 3: I'm sure he was a long shot, although he won
Speaker 3: the Breeders for Tourity. Added Kenan had won the Derby
Speaker 3: Trial and he was also ran thirty in the Bluegrass
Speaker 3: equal to Track CREC at the Churchill Downs, going five
Speaker 3: eights a mile and fifty eight and two. Roman Line
Speaker 3: was but Roman and that was the reason he was
Speaker 3: a long shot because Roman was strictly a speed strictly
Speaker 3: a speed horse. Yeah, Roman, and nobody thought he could
Speaker 3: get a mile and a quarter, right, But what they
Speaker 3: failed to do is look up the race record of
Speaker 3: blue Line Bean because she had as a five year
Speaker 3: old set a new track at del Mark go to
Speaker 3: miland three quarters that it was a mile and three
Speaker 3: quarters she with so he got his the ability to go,
Speaker 3: you know, if they had looked her up, Yeah, and
Speaker 3: she said, and she was a nice race fair Santa
Speaker 3: mar Greener was uh was actually her only stakes win,
Speaker 3: but the guideline on the nas ruler. She was the
Speaker 3: granddame of a pretty good horse named Restless Jen. She
Speaker 3: was the grandname of loul Lulu. So that stirred around
Speaker 3: here and nas Ruler horse won Ashur in the Handicapped
Speaker 3: Michigan Derby red Placing Bluegrass Stakes out Hurricane and Louisiana
Speaker 3: Derby city Line. Now I haven't had a little story
Speaker 3: to tell about city Line. He was about Wendy City
Speaker 3: the second I saw Wendey City, the second run break down,
Speaker 3: pull up bed and uh really Phill Rises, Kentucky Derby.
Speaker 3: Oh uh And and anyway, I was out visiting mister
Speaker 3: Grison one day and he says, let me show you.
Speaker 3: I wanna show you a coke. Yeah, so we went.
Speaker 3: He was l coat, was laying down out in the field,
Speaker 3: sut to sleep.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So we opened the gate and walked out of it
Speaker 3: and we got within about maybe ten yards of him,
Speaker 3: and we must have started him. Yeah, and he jumped
Speaker 3: up and was gone. I mean this, I mean he
Speaker 3: was flat gone. Mister Grissom looked at me, he says,
Speaker 3: BOYFRI didn't get out of the gate like that. He's
Speaker 3: gonna win some races exactly.
Speaker 2: That's great.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he was yahnyway so but he was he went
Speaker 3: on and he won the Louisiana Derby and thes Hoard
Speaker 3: sweep Stapes and the the Comped Handicap, placed in the
Speaker 3: fid out here at tenan placed in the Clark handicapet
Speaker 3: up at Churchill savagey miland I believe they were in
Speaker 3: that at Mama Tuck. He was a nice horse.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know.
Speaker 3: That was back in nineteen He was a four in
Speaker 3: nineteen sixty. So he went one hundred and thirty two
Speaker 3: thousand back in the sixties. Well that's like a million,
Speaker 3: just about like now. But she was also the name
Speaker 3: of lou Line b the Dame of Guideline by Nasrulu,
Speaker 3: one of Salama, Granddame of Restless. Jeb lu I mentioned
Speaker 3: larus I trying to remember where lou Ruler interested around here.
Speaker 3: But good, good racehorse and roman Line that we talked
Speaker 3: about and didn't see we look coming in here. Uh,
Speaker 3: we'll have the doctor. I'm good.
Speaker 2: How are you?
Speaker 3: Michael Mowing just showed a.
Speaker 5: Little late, But that's all right, that's all right.
Speaker 3: When when is when is John coming back?
Speaker 5: He's back, hits back he Uh. He got great reviews
Speaker 5: from people when he was at the Preakness, he had
Speaker 5: a great time. He had got a lot accomplished, and
Speaker 5: a lot of interesting people. And all the people that
Speaker 5: called me that I know from the Preakness all had
Speaker 5: a great time.
Speaker 2: Room. We saw pictures. Yeah, nice picture, Yeah, I have
Speaker 2: one in theo What was it in the every daily news?
Speaker 3: A picture of John.
Speaker 2: All you could see was his white hair?
Speaker 5: Hey, how come then, Thoroughbred Daily News that ever put
Speaker 5: a picture of me in there? When I used to go, oh,
Speaker 5: you don't have any white hair. I don't have any
Speaker 5: hair at all, Thank you very much, Mary Saturday.
Speaker 3: I'm sure they haven't. Yeah, are you sure they haven't?
Speaker 3: What running pictures of you?
Speaker 5: No? They run pictures of me, but not during the Preakness. Oh,
Speaker 5: we have more important things to do. Well, more picture,
Speaker 5: more important pictures to run.
Speaker 2: So he was at the Preakness and you watched it
Speaker 2: at home.
Speaker 5: Yeah, hey, I want a little credit here, Okay.
Speaker 3: Why you should? I thought you picked a winner.
Speaker 5: I know I did too. I thought I made that
Speaker 5: other mistake that my loser of the week almost won
Speaker 5: the darn thing. I hate it when that happened right there.
Speaker 5: I know what a race? Huh?
Speaker 3: That ho hadn't got that whole another stride or too
Speaker 3: later he was going to win it.
Speaker 5: Yeah, no, no, exactly right. And I think I think
Speaker 5: the jockey on my horse, he I think he thought,
Speaker 5: well this is good. Then all of a sudden journalism.
Speaker 5: What a horse that is?
Speaker 3: Though?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 5: Is he amazing? Yes, I mean the idea he went
Speaker 5: through a hole that wasn't there and got bounced around,
Speaker 5: and he just seemed to run faster the more he
Speaker 5: bumped got bumped. You know, he's tough as nails. So
Speaker 5: I'm looking forward to going the Belmont.
Speaker 2: So now what is that two weeks away?
Speaker 3: Yeah? You going to the Belmont?
Speaker 5: I hope so?
Speaker 2: Good?
Speaker 3: Is John going to the Belmont?
Speaker 5: I hope so? Because he can do all the work
Speaker 5: and I can.
Speaker 3: I going to the Belmont?
Speaker 2: Yeah, he got one room for one more.
Speaker 5: Yeah. We do always earsely, you know that.
Speaker 2: Well, that's fun. Good for you.
Speaker 5: So I'm looking for I'm really looking forward to that.
Speaker 5: And let's see day Memorial Day, we have our annual
Speaker 5: tribute to our horses that died during the past year.
Speaker 5: That's at one o'clock at the farm. If anybody wants
Speaker 5: to come, and we like to you know, we know
Speaker 5: that there's there's a lot of other things going on
Speaker 5: in Memorial Day, of course, but it's we have That's
Speaker 5: why we have it in the afternoon because a lot
Speaker 5: of people would be done with they're they're visiting the
Speaker 5: great sites of of everyone on Memorial Day. They usually
Speaker 5: go in the morning, so that's why we have ours
Speaker 5: in the afternoon.
Speaker 2: So when you were a kid, was a decoration day.
Speaker 5: I was always Memorial Day to us. I loved it.
Speaker 5: When I was a kid, though, had the parade, Oh yeah,
Speaker 5: they shot off the guns of the cemetery. Yeah, that
Speaker 5: kind of stuff, and you weren't in it even then.
Speaker 5: I knew that was.
Speaker 2: Now that that was the routine. You get up and
Speaker 2: go up on Main Street, and here would come every
Speaker 2: high school within you know, the band and all them
Speaker 2: boy like good fun stuff, fabulous, and then everybody'd go
Speaker 2: and the family would get together in the cars and
Speaker 2: then make the routine out of the cemetery, you know,
Speaker 2: and then you spent the rest of the day eating
Speaker 2: fried chicken.
Speaker 5: That's a good idea. I like that tradition. And you know, uh,
Speaker 5: we used to uh when we used to have ours
Speaker 5: in Connectic adult family would get together and yeah, so
Speaker 5: you'd see everybody. Yeah, everybody got dressed up and the
Speaker 5: flower cellars were really happy because everybody bought plants, and.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's what we did. Well, we had a cabin.
Speaker 2: It was a camp and when they think fancy, four rooms,
Speaker 2: we had a what do you call it to get
Speaker 2: water in the pumping. Yeah, it was years before we
Speaker 2: got running water, so it wasn't fancy, but everybody brought
Speaker 2: food and drinks and that was memorial. They was a
Speaker 2: biggie so you got to see every cousin you and
Speaker 2: that was fun.
Speaker 5: Yeah, so it's always nice to see some of my customers.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 5: It was open to the public, so they could, you know,
Speaker 5: they could. The ones that weren't that welcome showed up,
Speaker 5: the ones that were on work release, you know what
Speaker 5: I mean. Shoot, but it's been good. We've been having
Speaker 5: a lot of visitors, a lot of really interesting visitors.
Speaker 5: Like what, well, we had David Floes, the jockey. Oh yeah, came,
Speaker 5: he's coming back.
Speaker 3: Good.
Speaker 5: Oh everybody really? He told me one funny story though.
Speaker 5: We have a horse there named he Rode. Well he
Speaker 5: won this he won the Delmark Futurity on silver charm.
Speaker 3: Oh okay, yeah, gave up the and he gave up.
Speaker 5: The mount on silver charm. You could make a list
Speaker 5: of the horses that guy gave up. And it's a
Speaker 5: wonder that he's still alive because I had killed myself
Speaker 5: a long time ago. He told me a great story,
Speaker 5: he says. He says, I didn't know you had El
Speaker 5: Gotto mallow here h And I said, yeah, I said,
Speaker 5: but you wrote Elgtto Malo. Yeah, he says, yeah, El
Speaker 5: Gotto males associated with my great one of my great
Speaker 5: disappointments in life. Yeah, I said, really, Well, you know,
Speaker 5: he won like a half a million dollars. You want
Speaker 5: some steaks race on him?
Speaker 2: He's no, Yeah, you know, he says.
Speaker 5: Yeah. He says, but you know when he was three,
Speaker 5: he's getting ready for the Derby, and he ran some
Speaker 5: of those Derby preps out in California, did really well.
Speaker 5: And I had this other horse I was supposed to ride,
Speaker 5: and I had to decide whether I was going to
Speaker 5: ride Olgatto Malo or the other horse. So I decided
Speaker 5: I was going to ride El got O Mallo. Yeah,
Speaker 5: because I thought he had a good chance of being
Speaker 5: in the Derby. And so I called Mike Smith and
Speaker 5: he says, I'm getting off this mayor, this Philly name Zenyata.
Speaker 5: Oh yeah really yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah yeah,
Speaker 5: that's you know, that happens to so many people.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, sure, it's all I told you about my money.
Speaker 5: I mean, I know the other guy that wanted to
Speaker 5: bury you. Well, I'm just saying, oh never month, that's funny. Hey,
Speaker 5: Ursel's not laughing. I don't know why that is. His
Speaker 5: hearing really improves me. You start to say stuff about
Speaker 5: him here.
Speaker 3: I'm getting new hearing as first of the month you are.
Speaker 5: Yeah, what are you going to do with your old ones?
Speaker 5: If I want to buy a bit discount, I don't
Speaker 5: have one live.
Speaker 2: Yeah he's going he's walking crooked because he's only got
Speaker 2: one for his left ear. Yeah yeah, Alan the v A. Yeah,
Speaker 2: he fought the battle of what was that the Japanese
Speaker 2: girls at the bar?
Speaker 5: Oh yeah, uh so, how did you know?
Speaker 3: Did I talking about sleep?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 3: There you go a break now? Yeah, well we better
Speaker 3: go fill moving right along.
Speaker 5: Oh, we we have a lot of horses that want
Speaker 5: races that are being run today. We have a lot
Speaker 5: of horses in the past.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to where does the ky live now as
Speaker 2: he retired.
Speaker 5: No, he's still right. He still has horses. I mean
Speaker 5: he doesn't ride him in races much anymore, but he
Speaker 5: rides them. He rides them, taking care of.
Speaker 2: He lived in California.
Speaker 5: No, he lives in Kentucky.
Speaker 2: Really, I didn't know that.
Speaker 3: Well, why you're doing that. Let me take care of
Speaker 3: Spenfip farm. This time last week, we were talking about
Speaker 3: She's So Spicy of Philly by Motoli winning the Grade
Speaker 3: three Ma'amseille Stakes at Churchill. Well, now we're talking about
Speaker 3: Booth the Cope by Mottoli winning the Grade three Maryland
Speaker 3: Sprints Stakes just seven days later. Booths no stranger to
Speaker 3: the Winter Circle. He's also won the Grade three count
Speaker 3: Fleet Sprint, Grade three Whitmore Stakes, Commodore Stakes at Oaklahom,
Speaker 3: won seven of his eleven starts and earned eight hundred
Speaker 3: and fifty one and ninety one dollars. Motoli has signed
Speaker 3: twelve stakes winners nineteen stakes horses in his first two cops.
Speaker 3: He's a success at stud and let me remind you
Speaker 3: that he was a success at the races. Won four
Speaker 3: Grade one races, won the Grade one Breeders Cup Frint,
Speaker 3: earned three million dollars and an Eclipse Award. Now he's
Speaker 3: passing on his award winning ability at ten thousand thans
Speaker 3: of Nurses at Spendthrift Farm. That same day at Pimlico,
Speaker 3: the one hundred thows dollars James W. Murphy Stakes was
Speaker 3: won by Reagan's Wid three o' cope from the First
Speaker 3: s Crap by Alfenning, one of three winners of the
Speaker 3: Kentucky Derby by nation's leading sire in the missip table
Speaker 3: made a spend three Farm Reagan's wit rod Riekers, whose
Speaker 3: incident is coming back from the Belmont winn of the
Speaker 3: Great two Wooden Memorial. Among the eight steaks horses, three
Speaker 3: steaks winners from the First Scrap by Old Finney, and
Speaker 3: the one hundred and fifty seven dollars tick Lang stakes
Speaker 3: at Chemical went to Retribution three Oko by Becoma. Bocoma
Speaker 3: is far and away the nation's leading second crop sire
Speaker 3: with eleven stakes winners twenty three steaks horses. For more
Speaker 3: on the stallings at Spensery Farm. The breeders farm called
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Speaker 2: Okay, I want to talk about Hill Parker, our buddy.
Speaker 2: Hill Parker's at TWOFER. You get horse farm land specialists,
Speaker 2: full time realtor, you get it all. He's a member
Speaker 2: of every association of realtors. Now, that's just not a thing,
Speaker 2: you know, that's just not a license. You have to
Speaker 2: know if you're good at that stuff. You have to
Speaker 2: know zoning rags and all the state and local stuff.
Speaker 2: You have to keep up with all that when you're
Speaker 2: selling a horse down a house downtown or a horse
Speaker 2: farm out somewhere. That's really experience oriented. So he's a
Speaker 2: graduated bulk college business. Now here's the other part. He's
Speaker 2: a licensed source trainer in eleven states. He's trained, has
Speaker 2: experienced with thoroughbreds, people, chasers, jumpers, name it, and he's
Speaker 2: done it. He knows all about that good stuff. Now,
Speaker 2: why do I go through all that background? That is
Speaker 2: important if you are looking to buy or sell a
Speaker 2: farm around here, that's the guy you need.
Speaker 5: To talk to.
Speaker 2: He needs to know certain things like what are you
Speaker 2: going to do with the property, how much do you want?
Speaker 2: Are you gonna just stable breeding training? I mean it's
Speaker 2: an enormous if you haven't worked on a horse farmant
Speaker 2: a couple of years, you don't really have the experience
Speaker 2: to know the questions. And he does all that stuff,
Speaker 2: so I mean he even knows, you know what about
Speaker 2: the barns, big enough, strong enough, stalls, hayloft, Well, where
Speaker 2: are you gonna put straw?
Speaker 5: Blah.
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Speaker 2: around and oh, he's got one for sale, now, that
Speaker 2: is a bete and it's nice, don't call out looking
Speaker 2: for you know, five acres in the country. This one's
Speaker 2: a butte anyway. Urs that's Hill Parker.
Speaker 3: Well, nicest people in the world, hell and Reagan Parker
Speaker 3: and they work in together. And the best way to
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Speaker 4: Now back to the Thoroughbred Training Center and ursul ellis.
Speaker 2: Okay, exaggerator by curling, right, exaggerators by curling. I looked
Speaker 2: it up for some reason a little bit ago.
Speaker 3: That was the quest question, Oh.
Speaker 2: I need to pay better attention.
Speaker 3: Huh one of us? Does I've got an excuse? So
Speaker 3: my one hearing it didn't work?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's right, it's a little off.
Speaker 3: Moving crooked.
Speaker 5: All right, Well, it's going to be an exciting time
Speaker 5: now we're getting ready for the Belmont. Now was a
Speaker 5: big controversy about whether or not they should change the
Speaker 5: trip to Crown around. So everybody's I understand the old
Speaker 5: timers don't want to change yet I know nobody that's
Speaker 5: I'm an old timer and I want to change. You
Speaker 5: do want to change? Yeah, I do everybody.
Speaker 3: When it's getting so now they're they're skipping the Preakness.
Speaker 3: And when they start skipping the Preakness, you know that
Speaker 3: ruins it. Anyway, I think it would.
Speaker 2: Work for a week later for the Preakness.
Speaker 5: I've got the solution right here. See that's why I
Speaker 5: even got up this morning so I can come here
Speaker 5: and tell you I have the solution to all the
Speaker 5: racings problems, and this is just one of them. But
Speaker 5: nobody ever asked me, I wonder why maybe my solutions
Speaker 5: aren't that good. So you've got to keep the first
Speaker 5: Saturday in May exactly where it is, right, you know,
Speaker 5: put our hands on our hearts, you know, pray for Kentucky.
Speaker 5: So that's going to stay exactly the same. So this
Speaker 5: is very simple so people can remember. So the first
Speaker 5: Saturday in May you do, you do the Derby, and
Speaker 5: then where you're going. First Saturday in June you do
Speaker 5: the Preakness. First Saturday in July you do the Belmont,
Speaker 5: and it fits right in with everything, and then courses
Speaker 5: get a chance to rest. This is not as much
Speaker 5: pressure on the three year olds. They can they can
Speaker 5: relax a little bit, and the ones that that might
Speaker 5: have got a nick or two and the Derby had
Speaker 5: time to settle in and come back and run into breakness.
Speaker 5: And now you're going to get how can you not
Speaker 5: have a full field in a classic race? I mean,
Speaker 5: it's not that's not so good.
Speaker 2: That's excellent because for one thing, the first Saturday of May,
Speaker 2: June and July.
Speaker 5: You know, I mean, you just go right to it
Speaker 5: helps promote racing more. You have more time to promote it.
Speaker 5: Between the races, you have more time to advertise, you
Speaker 5: have more time for now, wait a minute with the train,
Speaker 5: skip a month in there, No three triple crown one
Speaker 5: two three. Yeah, okay, it's not the double Crown or
Speaker 5: the quadruple. It's the triple drop.
Speaker 2: But there's such a thing about the quadruple car.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that's right. Maybe they should have one for five
Speaker 5: year olds. Yeah, there you go.
Speaker 3: Well.
Speaker 5: The good thing about the Belmont then, too, is they're
Speaker 5: probably going to expand that meat a little bit more
Speaker 5: at Saratoga and the Belmont cold meat off the summer
Speaker 5: meat at Saratoga.
Speaker 2: That's great. That is a good idea, Michael, all.
Speaker 5: Right, ten dollars an idea. You can just email me
Speaker 5: at Old Friends and it's only ten bucks. You can,
Speaker 5: but we also accept credit vouchers from the Red Mile.
Speaker 2: Oh funny, that's funny.
Speaker 5: No better, I'm desperate.
Speaker 2: Now that's fun. You know what, since he's retired, you
Speaker 2: can just see him sitting in his addern chair coming
Speaker 2: up with these ideas.
Speaker 5: Just fabulous, my Ron deck chair. Thank you, Joe bochan
Speaker 5: AND's Washington, and for letting me have that Adirondack chair.
Speaker 5: It's really comfortable. A little silver charm likes it too,
Speaker 5: because I take him out and you have him by
Speaker 5: his long lead rope and he can eat the clover
Speaker 5: and do everything else and I can sit there and
Speaker 5: he doesn't bother me with it, cookies and stuff.
Speaker 2: That's what color is it?
Speaker 5: White? It's beautiful and it's so comfortable. The hard part
Speaker 5: is getting up. Yeah, because it's so comfortable and you're
Speaker 5: so relaxed, and I'm so old. It's really tough, really tough. Yeah,
Speaker 5: we have to have a moment of silence for the
Speaker 5: Celtics getting out of the playoffs and playing terrible last
Speaker 5: few games. I know, well, they're all done now, they're
Speaker 5: all home, count their money.
Speaker 2: Oh I've read something about that. I don't know what
Speaker 2: it was.
Speaker 5: No, Indiana. You know, Indiana's playing the Knicks now in
Speaker 5: the Eastern Conference.
Speaker 2: Is that right?
Speaker 5: Yeah? And Indiana won the first two games, and they
Speaker 5: won them in New York. You know, if you can't wait,
Speaker 5: you might as well be able to root against New York.
Speaker 5: That's my motto. That's part of the that's part of
Speaker 5: the fun.
Speaker 2: I can't remember what I read about that, but that's
Speaker 2: an interesting Boston and the two teams.
Speaker 5: Yeah, it's it's pretty exciting. But boy, the referees, you
Speaker 5: talk about interference and journalism and all that business. During
Speaker 5: the race, they're playing this as if it was there.
Speaker 5: It was a mixture of traditional basketball and and and
Speaker 5: cage wrestling, you know. I mean they're bouncing around and
Speaker 5: they're throwing people on the ground and nobody's getting over bowls.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, it's tough. You've got to have a different
Speaker 5: kind of team to get through these.
Speaker 2: Definitely a girls sport. Yeah, but you.
Speaker 5: Know, there's some nice racing this weekend, especially as Ursul
Speaker 5: has already pointed out out in California.
Speaker 2: Really nice the chapel.
Speaker 5: I'm gonna try it. We're gonna see. I'm gonna go
Speaker 5: to farmer's market because in Georgetown, the farmer's market open
Speaker 5: last week and this week and they've got strawberries. They
Speaker 5: got the home grown strawberries that actually tastes like strawberries,
Speaker 5: remember those not the months It tastes like the cardboard
Speaker 5: in the box they came in exactly. Uh, now, where
Speaker 5: is the farmers market it's right in downtown Georgetown. The
Speaker 5: parking lot behind behind the courthouse. Oh yeah, where that
Speaker 5: whole parking lot. They put a nice patio out there
Speaker 5: with a roof on it and everything and good.
Speaker 2: And really nice farmers market.
Speaker 5: Really they got pat Riley's daughter. Pat Riley is one
Speaker 5: of our volunteers, and he's on our board. He's our treasurer. Actually,
Speaker 5: to be really nice to him. Uh, his daughter sells
Speaker 5: flowers out there that are beautiful.
Speaker 2: Oh are they?
Speaker 3: Yeah? Top of the hour, guys, I got them all right.
Speaker 5: I gotta go anyway. I gotta go get my work done.
Speaker 5: Nine o'clock, isn't it, Patsy.
Speaker 3: I originally appreciate you coming here, really.
Speaker 5: Betsy, good to talk to you. Come visit us, we
Speaker 5: go see the horses.
Speaker 3: He can't answer you anyway, one way. Once and once again,
Speaker 3: thank you for helping me out last week when everyone crazy.
Speaker 3: That was a good show.
Speaker 5: Yeah, not so bad.
Speaker 2: No, I listened to it at home on I.
Speaker 3: Couldn't have made it with that, ol buddy. I'll tell
Speaker 3: you that.
Speaker 5: All my pins I gotta talk I got these are
Speaker 5: all our Derby and Preakness winners. Oh, Silver Charm charismatic
Speaker 5: war emblem.
Speaker 3: Oh all right, well Happy savery one, whose first five
Speaker 3: starts one Grade one steaks and earn a million, two
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty eight one hundred dollars. Highly consistent, he
Speaker 3: was in the money and eleven straight stars, eight of
Speaker 3: them steaks, seven graded steaks among them the Great one
Speaker 3: Whitney at Saratoga, Great one Metropolitan Belmont, a Grade one
Speaker 3: Clark Handicapped at Churchill Downs, the Great one Jackey Club
Speaker 3: Gold Cup at sarah togem Mistakes that he won the
Speaker 3: year before, the Grade two Suburban of Belmont, and the one
Speaker 3: hundred found dollar Federick Cotezio at Law, which he also won.
Speaker 3: He won the Great one Jackey Club Gold Cup as
Speaker 3: a three O, defeating older horses. He was a dead
Speaker 3: game competitor at the highest level. Terrific pedigrees got a
Speaker 3: sour pedigree. He's by Kentucky Derby winner Super Saver, who
Speaker 3: signed five champions, including the brilliant Distaff of Latrushka and
Speaker 3: the champion Sprint of rud Happy. This is the family
Speaker 3: which also gave us one of the all time great
Speaker 3: syres of Cyrus ap Inde Happy Saver second Damn by
Speaker 3: Deputy Minister as the daughter of Weekend Surprise, a brood
Speaker 3: Mayer of the Year by the Great Secretary. The breeding
Speaker 3: seasons winding down. Now he got a late folding Mayor
Speaker 3: of Philly just off the track. Give him a call
Speaker 3: and they'll do their best to accommodate you with with
Speaker 3: Happy saver All was one of the other standings out
Speaker 3: of the rest. It's called Shannon Nikall at eight five,
Speaker 3: nine eighty seven, three seventy two seventy. The website is
Speaker 3: airdrestud dot com. Well, James is not what James Scully
Speaker 3: is not with us today, but he has called in
Speaker 3: some He has called in some horses that he likes,
Speaker 3: and today raised nine, which is the kur Tanna Stakes
Speaker 3: which goes off this afternoon at four point fifty five
Speaker 3: up at Churchill Downs. And he likes number one. Uh
Speaker 3: dreaming of Mo. That's an Uncle Moe Philly, that that
Speaker 3: was number one in there. She's she's eight to one
Speaker 3: and that's that's the one he likes in the Kurt
Speaker 3: Tanner Stakes. In the seventh race he likes number five
Speaker 3: horse Stable Currency at five to one, and in the
Speaker 3: tenth race he prefers maximum at ten to one, so
Speaker 3: he's given you some pretty good odds on and he's
Speaker 3: one of the best. James is because he's with Bloodstock
Speaker 3: Research Information Services. And that handicap of sheet incidentally is
Speaker 3: available right now. Added the red maud also furniture with
Speaker 3: the streets scratch sheet, added the red mouth and.
Speaker 5: Think at everything you wanted the red mile, everything that
Speaker 5: your Red mile and then ship yeah companionship.
Speaker 3: Well, I guess James is up at Churchill today. But anyway,
Speaker 3: those are the horses that he likes today.
Speaker 2: So thank you, Mike.
Speaker 3: We'll see, we'll see how it goes.
Speaker 2: I thought something for you.
Speaker 3: And bris net dot com is where you can get
Speaker 3: picked up the copies of the of the scratch sheet
Speaker 3: and and the uh Kentucky handicap or sheet. So that's okay.
Speaker 3: That is bris net dot com and great organization and
Speaker 3: we use them all the way. All right, moving right along,
Speaker 3: we're going to have to take a look at some
Speaker 3: of the winners of.
Speaker 5: All right, you're talking about winners. I'm leaving on that
Speaker 5: note losing department, Burstail's losing department. Hey, I got great
Speaker 5: credit for my loser last week. I'll tell you. And
Speaker 5: Oskar yeah, we've had two losers in a week. Wow,
Speaker 5: that paid good prices.
Speaker 2: Good. I'm glad they're here.
Speaker 3: But I thought you, I thought you haded one in
Speaker 3: the prequel.
Speaker 5: I know that would have really, that would have been bad.
Speaker 3: Besides out the act, believe it or not, the horse
Speaker 3: came Friday. I said, God, they picked a winner.
Speaker 5: I know all over Kentucky people were celebrated. Okay, all right,
Speaker 5: great to see you.
Speaker 3: Thanks for coming, and we do appreciate it. Let's take
Speaker 3: a look at some of the stakes that we're going
Speaker 3: take care of our friends at the Kentucky Third Breeders Association.
Speaker 3: These are past winners of Kentucky bed winners of past
Speaker 3: stakes races last week. We'll start off with the Freakness
Speaker 3: Grade one and and went to Journalism by Curling read
Speaker 3: by the Don Alberto Corporation. We will go from there
Speaker 3: to the Grade three Maryland's French Stakes at Pimlico Booth
Speaker 3: one that by Matoli over bred by Clear Sky Farms
Speaker 3: his horses and eleven Starch has got seven wins, four
Speaker 3: last four in a row. Now he's one all grading
Speaker 3: eight hundred and fifty one thousand. There's one and it
Speaker 3: was two hundred and twenty five thousand dollars graduator O
Speaker 3: B Smart Sale. The Dinner Party Stakes Grade three at
Speaker 3: Pimlicoal went to Fort Washington. That's a Warfront bred by
Speaker 3: Joseph Allen and White Birch Farm. The Grade three Pimical
Speaker 3: Special two hundred and fifty thousand dollars race at Pimblical
Speaker 3: Course Alsome Arena by Practical Joe also airin It is
Speaker 3: a Practical Joke bread by Lester Quark and doctor no
Speaker 3: yo Ya Yoshida. The Great Three Louisville States at Church
Speaker 3: of Down's Utah Beach one that by in English Channel
Speaker 3: bet by Jay Amling and Mary's Field Farm, lay DuPont
Speaker 3: Distaff at Pimico Candid one that by can You Ride
Speaker 3: bet by um Buck Pond Farm over in Versailles. That's
Speaker 3: Doug Arnold's Nice Philly too. The Great Three? Is it?
Speaker 3: The Great Three? The one hundred found dollars Sir Barton
Speaker 3: Steaks Now it's Kudo won that by Justified read by
Speaker 3: Orpendale Telson and winning the one hundred and fifty dollars
Speaker 3: chick Laying Stakes went to Retribution by Wacoma over at
Speaker 3: Spencer Farm read by Andrew McNeely Harden one of those
Speaker 3: running Macomas. The James W. Murphy Steaks one hundred thousand
Speaker 3: dollars at Chemical went to Reagan's Wit. That's a from
Speaker 3: the first Crop by three O from the first Crop
Speaker 3: by or Fennick read by Dean Bear and Green Bear.
Speaker 3: Let's see the one hundred and twenty five thousand dollars
Speaker 3: ski Pat steaks Zelo's one that by Curling bred by
Speaker 3: Stone Street, Third Bed Holdings, and ohs is a nice horse.
Speaker 3: The King Chorus Stakes at Woodbine, Church and State, and
Speaker 3: three Old Building by Caravaggio bred by d P Racing.
Speaker 3: And the Great three Honeymoon Steaks added sant Nita went
Speaker 3: to friend Flower by Liam's Map read by noobo Oda
Speaker 3: and the US Equive. So those are the Kentucky Red
Speaker 3: Steaks winners from last year. Well, let's see last Saturday
Speaker 3: at Pemical. The Grade three two hundred and fifty found
Speaker 3: Do a Dinner Party Stakes was won by Fort Washington
Speaker 3: by Fort warred by Warfront. Fort Washington won the Grade
Speaker 3: three Canadian Turf Steaks in his previous stime. He's also
Speaker 3: won the Grade three Mama Stakes and the tailor of
Speaker 3: the Cat stakes at Mama He's earned seven hundred and
Speaker 3: twenty four nine hundred and twenty two dollars that same
Speaker 3: day also at Pimical. The Grade three hundred and fifty
Speaker 3: found out at Gallery at stakes went to Charlene's Dream
Speaker 3: the Philly out of a Daughter Warfront whose daughters are
Speaker 3: rapidly becoming collector's items warfront, by any measures, one of
Speaker 3: the nation's leading sires. Just think of this, twenty percent
Speaker 3: of his folds now we're talking about his folds earned
Speaker 3: black type. He is the nation's leading tide by lifetime percentage.
Speaker 3: The stakes winners and greatest stakes winner SAMs A Claven
Speaker 3: Farmers did two of his Grade one winning sons War
Speaker 3: of Will and Annapolis war Will won a Grade one
Speaker 3: Preachers and the Grade ones and Grade one Steaks on
Speaker 3: Dirt and Grass earned me in eight hunder and eighty
Speaker 3: one thousand, his first cop hit the tracks last year
Speaker 3: and among his first cup unners who Will Find thirty
Speaker 3: one winners, including the greatest stakes winner and six others
Speaker 3: earned black type. Annapolis Rant a stakes record at Keenan
Speaker 3: the day he won a Grade one coom or turf
Speaker 3: mile Rent added one thirty three and one. Also won
Speaker 3: graded stakes at two and again at three earned a
Speaker 3: Mellion five hundred and eighty one thousand, seven hundred and
Speaker 3: seventy dollars. It's one of the best looking horses you
Speaker 3: ever laid eyes on. Go see him. He's passing on
Speaker 3: that superb confirmation too, and you'll agree that it's no
Speaker 3: wonder that he gets full of high quality mayors. So
Speaker 3: give Bernie Shams or Jacob West to call at eight five, nine,
Speaker 3: nine eighty seven, two through three. O take it. Look
Speaker 3: at a website which is clevelandfarm dot com.
Speaker 2: All right, talk my friends over Hope Well Insurance ten
Speaker 2: McClain good Man. When we moved to Bourbon County thirty
Speaker 2: something years ago, we checked in to see where we
Speaker 2: would go for insurance because truthfully, we like to shop local.
Speaker 2: When you shop local, you're just a walk or one
Speaker 2: phone call away from whoever you're dealing with. We've always
Speaker 2: felt like that was a good idea. Whether it's a
Speaker 2: restaurant or you know, clothing or whatever you're looking for,
Speaker 2: it's a good idea. So Ursul had to talk with
Speaker 2: Ted at the Hope Well Company, and we've been with
Speaker 2: him ever since. And one of the real interesting parts
Speaker 2: of Hope Well it is small town friendliness. They are
Speaker 2: very open with their customers. It's just great. The interesting
Speaker 2: part that I found was that the Hopo Company is
Speaker 2: an independent insurance agency. They don't work for an insurance
Speaker 2: company that's mega around the world. You're more than a number.
Speaker 2: I mean, obviously they know you the same small town
Speaker 2: you don't get that when you have to deal with
Speaker 2: somewhere God knows. So what they do. They use a
Speaker 2: carefully selected group of financially sound, reputable companies, so they
Speaker 2: give you the best coverage at the best price, and
Speaker 2: they will give you free of charge, no obligation review
Speaker 2: in comparison of your insurance. They're great to work with.
Speaker 2: They're always there and they're so helpful. So and you
Speaker 2: call up and they say Hope Well and you say, hey, Laurie,
Speaker 2: I think you know it's that kind of a deal.
Speaker 2: They've been there since nineteen fifty five, so you know
Speaker 2: they're doing it right. Full service insurance agency. Their phone
Speaker 2: number it's local eight five nine nine eighty seven two
Speaker 2: three four seven. That's ninety seven two three four seven
Speaker 2: are better. Yeah, stop by the offices A twenty Main Street.
Speaker 2: They say, command you know, it's better than punch seven
Speaker 2: for English or whatever. So they're really really nice people
Speaker 2: that do a great job for you.
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Speaker 4: Now back to Horsetails with ursul Ellis.
Speaker 3: Well, I do believe we've got doctor Bryan waal Ridge
Speaker 3: with us this morning. He's down in Mississippi state where
Speaker 3: we're It's got time you came back up there again
Speaker 3: and brought us some more cheese.
Speaker 2: We're down to about a fourth of a boat.
Speaker 3: We're down to about a fourth of a ball of.
Speaker 2: Cheese that you gave us, and I keep putting it
Speaker 2: in the back so nobody sees it. Just for fun.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 6: You got to protect that cheese.
Speaker 3: You can't hide anything from the refrigerator from me? Are
Speaker 3: you this morning?
Speaker 6: All thanks? Going down here? All thanks in Kentucky.
Speaker 3: Well, cold cold, I don't know what's going on. It
Speaker 3: was forty something up here today.
Speaker 6: It's it's cooler here in the mornings. You know, It's
Speaker 6: it's hitting upper seventies, which is cool for here. The
Speaker 6: other day went out to feed horses one day this
Speaker 6: week and I thought that feels about like Kentucky out
Speaker 6: here feeding, so it made me happy.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm not surprised that it's starting to warm up
Speaker 3: here a little bit.
Speaker 2: Our Irish friends are saying, welcome to Ireland in the spring.
Speaker 6: As long as you don't get the rain, you can
Speaker 6: have the cool. You just don't want that Irish rain
Speaker 6: every day.
Speaker 2: Yeah rain, but that's why it's so green and chiley.
Speaker 3: Yeah. I was talking to an irishman while back and
Speaker 3: he says this is Kentucky with him and reminds me
Speaker 3: of why I lived Ireland. Oh lord, but he was
Speaker 3: pretty honest about it. Anyway. That's why they are. That's
Speaker 3: why they the bars stay open. You know what. The
Speaker 3: pubs in Ireland flourished because they have go in and get.
Speaker 2: Warm exactly.
Speaker 3: Where. Well, what's it, how's your cold? Do it? Okay?
Speaker 6: He's doing well, he's getting big. I've got to get
Speaker 6: all this stuff in and stuff and get him up
Speaker 6: to Kentucky. I think next month we're gonna move him up.
Speaker 6: So he's so this has the best personality, really laid back.
Speaker 6: The only thing he does I don't like is he
Speaker 6: palls when he eats. That's the only thing he does bad,
Speaker 6: I think so far.
Speaker 2: Huh huh.
Speaker 6: Interesting Does it be one the one that's gonna dig
Speaker 6: a hole in a stall? Maybe when they do that.
Speaker 6: But he he's you know, he needs to go with
Speaker 6: everything else I love about him.
Speaker 3: He needs he needs some exposure to Kentucky.
Speaker 6: Now he does. He needs to get back up there.
Speaker 6: He's uh, he needs to, you know, That's why I
Speaker 6: wanted to be Kentucky bread. He's gonna go back up
Speaker 6: there and eat that good grass because the grass down
Speaker 6: here just is nothing. It's the coast permuta grass. It's
Speaker 6: it's nothing like Kentucky grass. And gave him up there
Speaker 6: and get him growing because I've been I've got him
Speaker 6: all protein supplement of that customer muta grass you know
Speaker 6: on a good days, about ten protein. So I knew.
Speaker 6: I knew he wasn't getting enough between the feed and all,
Speaker 6: and because he was bigger, I wanted to feed him
Speaker 6: a little different. He's going to feed him too much,
Speaker 6: especially fee him too much starch and off the carbohydrates
Speaker 6: all that you can get into you know, bone cysts
Speaker 6: and ocds and wobblers. So I was trying to feed
Speaker 6: him a little bit different just to hopefully prevent that,
Speaker 6: because you know, if you can avoid anything you do
Speaker 6: to avoid that stuff only helps you in the end.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So what else is going on down there?
Speaker 6: We had a pretty interesting case. You know, it's the
Speaker 6: end the fallen season, but maybe good for next year.
Speaker 6: We had a Tennessee walking horse and it was two
Speaker 6: days old. I was born the two nights previous, and
Speaker 6: had the mayor had a history there was She's supposed
Speaker 6: to have been bred to the same stallion three years running.
Speaker 6: This is their third cold from the same stallion, and
Speaker 6: supposedly that mayor had had n I on each DNA
Speaker 6: with ralsisar I should say they were the stallion's red
Speaker 6: blood cells are different than the mayors, and then the
Speaker 6: mayor makes hantabodies against that, and then when the full
Speaker 6: drinks clostrum, he gets antibodies against its own red blood cells,
Speaker 6: and those red blood cells burst or you know in
Speaker 6: circulation sometimes. And so you know, it made some sense,
Speaker 6: as that mayor have been bred to the same stallium
Speaker 6: three years running, then you know she had exposed to
Speaker 6: stay in his blood type when she folds, and then
Speaker 6: that it's full inherits that that blood cell, that red
Speaker 6: blood cell type from the stadium. Then you know she'll
Speaker 6: produce antibodies against that false red blood cells in the
Speaker 6: class room and that'll cause problems just like our H
Speaker 6: factor in humans. And so you know that kind of
Speaker 6: made some sense. But they never tested the mayor before
Speaker 6: before folding, and they've gotten some bad advice about how
Speaker 6: to manage and so anyway to Fole ended up here
Speaker 6: and I've had to do this, you know every now
Speaker 6: and in the farm, you know, busy and America comes
Speaker 6: in and maybe just just falls through the tacks getting
Speaker 6: NI tested or you know, get sent to you say
Speaker 6: they were in I tested and they weren't or for
Speaker 6: whatever reason is you know, mayor folds and everybody says,
Speaker 6: all we forgot to test this mayor for and I
Speaker 6: what you can do to go backwards is they said
Speaker 6: test them before the fall is born. You'll hopefully do
Speaker 6: this for the full nurses is go and get a
Speaker 6: blood sample from the mayor and get a blood sample
Speaker 6: from the fole, and if she has antibodies against that
Speaker 6: fall's red blood cell type, you know, if she's at
Speaker 6: if she's gonna make it on that fole, She'll have
Speaker 6: those same antibodies in her in her in her blood,
Speaker 6: so you could expose her her serum, you know, liquid
Speaker 6: part of her blood where the antibodies are to that
Speaker 6: Fall's red blood cells and she's got antibodies and makes
Speaker 6: them clump up and and so we we did that
Speaker 6: tested down here and it was negative. So our our
Speaker 6: blood test, our test said may was safe to the nurse,
Speaker 6: Fole to fall the nurse. So they did set the
Speaker 6: sample up to Rid and Riddle to get tested and
Speaker 6: at another results of that that was after the Fall
Speaker 6: was born. Just what what the what the hospitals do
Speaker 6: is else scam. They'll look for the two most common
Speaker 6: red cell types to cause these antibodies because there's two
Speaker 6: types AA and QA, and if they have anybodies to those,
Speaker 6: those cause really severe in eye. So the hospitals test
Speaker 6: for those two, but potentially it can be any blood
Speaker 6: type that's different from the mayor that can do it.
Speaker 6: You know, we'd see that as well during forward season.
Speaker 6: So you know, my advice to him was in the
Speaker 6: fall was two days of age. It's not going to
Speaker 6: absorb anybodies from anymore from the classroom, so you know,
Speaker 6: it's safe. And the nice thing is if they have it,
Speaker 6: at least does anybodies get used up? You know, once
Speaker 6: they rapture that red blood cell, that anybody's gone. So
Speaker 6: I don't put the marror back on the foe. I'm
Speaker 6: not sure they listened to me, honestly, but at least
Speaker 6: we went backwards and showed the fold didn't have NI.
Speaker 6: So you know, if you if you miss one on
Speaker 6: the farm and you can catch them before the nurse,
Speaker 6: blood sample from the fold, blood sample from the maryor
Speaker 6: sent it into the hospital, and they'll figure it out
Speaker 6: for you.
Speaker 3: That's something else.
Speaker 6: It was great for the students because you know, I
Speaker 6: teach that in class and they said, man, I know
Speaker 6: all about it now. And I said, yeah, that when
Speaker 6: you're in class you thought this is something you never
Speaker 6: have to deal with. And they all kind of laugh said, yeah,
Speaker 6: what kind of thought.
Speaker 3: That when you're coming up here.
Speaker 6: I'm coming up there's a big well, it won't be big.
Speaker 6: It might be three thousand. So there's a Veterinarian Convention
Speaker 6: for the American College of Veterinary in Teral Medicine there Louisville.
Speaker 6: I think that one might be coming up. It might
Speaker 6: be next I guess it's probably next month. I only
Speaker 6: live about a day or two ahead, but I'm pretty
Speaker 6: sure that one's coming up, so I'll be around. I
Speaker 6: can't remember if that conference wraps around a weekend or not.
Speaker 6: Hopefully i'll be able to see it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, this is a job application, No.
Speaker 6: It's a it's a specialty college, so it's better there
Speaker 6: to just do internal medicine like me and both a
Speaker 6: Small Animal and the Large Animal College has a meeting
Speaker 6: every year, and you know, it moves around, and this
Speaker 6: year it's in Louisville, so there'll be It's not real big.
Speaker 6: It might be a couple of thousand people go to that,
Speaker 6: maybe three, but it's kind of nice because it's the
Speaker 6: way we get you know, continuing education, learn what's new
Speaker 6: out there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, okay, very good. Well I hope you'd make
Speaker 3: it up here.
Speaker 5: I do too.
Speaker 6: I'm sure it will be up there because I'll go
Speaker 6: buy the go by all friends and see how all
Speaker 6: the horses are doing, check out of Antonio and everybody,
Speaker 6: and so I'll be around. So maybe there's nothing else,
Speaker 6: can meet you for runch or something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, great, all right? For my friend, it's we'll be
Speaker 3: talking to you next week about this time. I guess
Speaker 3: all right, yeah, at least at least we're the storms
Speaker 3: are all gone on everything, and we last week it
Speaker 3: was a mess up here.
Speaker 6: Ah Kentucky got hit hard down the mountain.
Speaker 3: The sun is out today. We talked to you next week,
Speaker 3: my friends, all right, see you bye bye. Well, time's
Speaker 3: running out on the breeding season, so if you have
Speaker 3: a late folding, mayor of off the track, just get
Speaker 3: on the phone and call Stuart fitzgimmon over Darby Dam.
Speaker 3: Remember Darby Dam offers a breeders reassurance plan, whereby the
Speaker 3: fee will not be due until sixty days after birth.
Speaker 3: And they have an excellent band of standings to consider.
Speaker 3: There are three Grade one winters standing in the first
Speaker 3: seasons that stood there blazing sevens of the Grade one
Speaker 3: Champagne Stakes. This gout be the head and the Preakness,
Speaker 3: and he's by the top side of good magic. Then
Speaker 3: there's Guffho, winner of Grade one stakes at three, one
Speaker 3: Grade one stakes at four, one Grade one sticks at
Speaker 3: five he earned two men one hundred and seventy six thousand,
Speaker 3: five hundred and thirty dollars and he's got a lovely
Speaker 3: pedigree Cheryl Spight. He won a meon four hundred and
Speaker 3: ninety seven two hundred and forty five dollars. He's by
Speaker 3: a breeders Cup champion out of a Breeders Cup champion.
Speaker 3: Also such proven size has dialed in. He has sired
Speaker 3: multiple Grade one winners a millionaires. Then there's flame Away.
Speaker 3: He's right near the top of the silast every year
Speaker 3: since his protinenty hit the tracks. He won graded stakes
Speaker 3: earned nine hundred and eleven thousand, six hundred and thirty
Speaker 3: four dollars. He's by the late Great Scat Daddy. Flame
Speaker 3: Away is a popular sales sire youngsters by him selling
Speaker 3: for two hundred thousand, one hundred and seventy five thousand,
Speaker 3: one hundred and thirty thound two hundred and twenty thousand
Speaker 3: dollars this last year. Then there is millionaire Hower Power,
Speaker 3: Uncle Mo's young grated steakes win a Modernists and the
Speaker 3: beautifully bred title Ready not to mention a few of
Speaker 3: the wide selection of staying standing over Darby Damn and
Speaker 3: getting back to Modernists by the way, one of them
Speaker 3: sold for three hundred and ten thousand dollars to Rapoli
Speaker 3: earlier this week at the Phasing Timpson Timonium Salem. So
Speaker 3: once again, what you need to do is call Stuart fitzgimmon,
Speaker 3: you'll make your deal. You can't refuse. And the number
Speaker 3: to call eighty five nine two five four four two
Speaker 3: four once again, two five four oh four oh two
Speaker 3: four to two. I'll get it right in a minute.
Speaker 3: All righty moving, pardon.
Speaker 2: Mccauleys.
Speaker 3: Oh, I've got mccaulleague. Ah he is, how about that
Speaker 3: horses raised on McCall if He's won five steaks at
Speaker 3: Pemico last week, Candid read by buck Pond Farm. That's
Speaker 3: Doug Arnold's farm. Got things rolling with the wind and
Speaker 3: the Layer of DuPont Stakes on Friday. Candid has also
Speaker 3: won the Great one outsa by these steaks I sat
Speaker 3: out Eric Keenan earned a million, two hundred and fifty
Speaker 3: one thousand dollars. Two races later, Awesome Aaron won the
Speaker 3: Grade three Pemical Special. He was bred by Lester Quark
Speaker 3: and doctor now Oga Yoshido. Awesome Aaron was raised on
Speaker 3: Winchester Farm. He's earned over five hundred and seventy one thousand.
Speaker 3: Then on Saturday, Booth read by Claire Sky Farms one
Speaker 3: of the Greade three Maryland states. He's won four grated stakes.
Speaker 3: He's earned eight hundred and fifty ninety one dollars. Pimlicoal's
Speaker 3: one hundred and twenty five thousand dollars subartin Steaks was
Speaker 3: run by Kudo, the Coke Bread by Orpendale Chesson and
Speaker 3: winning raised at Ashwitz said he won by seven and
Speaker 3: a half links. Kudoo sold is a wheeling for three
Speaker 3: hundred and fifty seven dollars, and the one hundred and
Speaker 3: twenty five found dollar skip at stakes was won by
Speaker 3: Ze Loss red by Stone Street Therdbit Holdings. He's won
Speaker 3: the Great two third Bed Coup of America Stakes at
Speaker 3: Keenan plus two stakes at Churches and and and over Oakland.
Speaker 3: Earned a million, one hundred and sixteen thousand, three hundred
Speaker 3: and five dollars of congratulations to all. To learn more
Speaker 3: about the products, McCauley fees called Doctor John Leeue or
Speaker 3: Amy Parker Jenny Morris eight five nine eighty seven three
Speaker 3: thirty three thirty three. Take a look at the website
Speaker 3: McAuley fees dot com. You're always welcome to stop by
Speaker 3: the office. He's the one eleven Broadway in Visales. Mccalleage
Speaker 3: was the first feed male in the nation to produce
Speaker 3: products exclude for the horse, a practice continued to this
Speaker 3: day and McCauley feeds it's all about the horse.
Speaker 4: Now back to the Thoroughbred Training Center and ursua ellis
Speaker 4: all right, I.
Speaker 3: May go to to a little Joe Palmer for having
Speaker 3: written in Joe Palmer and a five. Yeah, this is
Speaker 3: written by Joe back in the nineteen forties. You know
Speaker 3: he was just forty nine years forty eight. You're forty
Speaker 3: eight years old when he died that in front of
Speaker 3: his typewriter. Independent. Yeah, I didn't know. Forty eight years old,
Speaker 3: isn't there something?
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's a shame.
Speaker 3: What a shame? Listen? What the right? This is called
Speaker 3: the Bronx of all places. Announcement of the Belmont station
Speaker 3: entry started a few chains of salt and these started
Speaker 3: had a bit of rooting in the records. This led
Speaker 3: to a conclusion that may be strained to you. The
Speaker 3: first place of modern American racing is the Bronx, New York.
Speaker 3: It was born there on September the twenty five, eighteen
Speaker 3: sixty six, with the opening of fabulous Jerome Park. This
Speaker 3: takes qualification. Governor ogle And introduced racing in the English
Speaker 3: style at Annapolis about seventeen forty seven. They had been
Speaker 3: racing in New York at least as early as George
Speaker 3: Washington was taken for a package as Alexander Virginia in
Speaker 3: the early days of the nation. Lechington, Kentucky, had a
Speaker 3: race course in eighteen twenty nine, and had racing sorts
Speaker 3: before then. The Carolinas had a lot of racing even
Speaker 3: in colonial times and long before. The Mitaria Course at
Speaker 3: New Orleans was famous, many years before the war between
Speaker 3: the States being seen. You know the great matches between
Speaker 3: Lexington and le Compe in eighteen fifty five. But all
Speaker 3: these meetings were autonomous, not responsible to each other, not
Speaker 3: to any common authority. Materia was fashionable, but one suspect
Speaker 3: some of the others were more rough than ready. Leonard W.
Speaker 3: Jerome conceived the idea of establishing a racetrack an American
Speaker 3: Jockey Club along the lines of England's New Market, and
Speaker 3: in this purpose he was abetted by forty nine other
Speaker 3: life members. The track was Jerome Park, of course, and
Speaker 3: the American Jockey Club, which had oney three hundred members
Speaker 3: and all had his subscription rooms somewhat on the Lower Broadway,
Speaker 3: and later moved to the Jerome Mansion and Madison Avenue
Speaker 3: in twenty seventh Street. Before the war, racing had been
Speaker 3: largely for men only. I can find you people who
Speaker 3: wish it was still yet. But that war like others,
Speaker 3: and maybe I should have lift that line up. But
Speaker 3: that war, like others, unsettled a few customs, and Jerome
Speaker 3: Park opened with social magnificence and brand for reasons best
Speaker 3: known to itself, played Orpheus in Hades the inauguration stakes,
Speaker 3: won by John Hunter's Kentucky, one of the great Triumphia, Kentucky, Asteroid,
Speaker 3: and Norfolk, all sons of Lexendon fold in the same year.
Speaker 3: Another of them ever beaten, except on the one occasion
Speaker 3: when two of them met in the same race. The
Speaker 3: story goes that Jerome lifted his daughter Jenny to the
Speaker 3: back of the victorious horse, a performance which was cheered
Speaker 3: by General Elisius Graham and all the other eight thousand spectators,
Speaker 3: except at Elena Patty, who was very much put out
Speaker 3: for reasons that will skip. However, there are no remaining
Speaker 3: witnesses because Colonel Matt Wynn did not see this an
Speaker 3: ogle from the seat of his father's wagon. He held
Speaker 3: out for the first derby nine years later. Through genealogy
Speaker 3: in this space is largely confined to horses, it may
Speaker 3: be pertinent to note that Jenny and Jerome, having got
Speaker 3: this fine start in life, subsequently became the mother of
Speaker 3: Winston Churchill. Jerome Park, at the time of the Inogo,
Speaker 3: was in Westchester County and the city in nexit in
Speaker 3: eighteen seventy three, and about fifteen years later began to
Speaker 3: make noises about making it into a reservoir. Jerome and
Speaker 3: John A. Morris first made a stab at Van Cortland Park,
Speaker 3: but the city had the finger on that too, and
Speaker 3: they eventually built Marris Park, two miles from Jerome Park,
Speaker 3: over in eighteen eighty nine, though there were two or
Speaker 3: three final meetings that Jerome leader. The control changed from
Speaker 3: the New York Jockey Club to the west Chester Racing
Speaker 3: Association in eighteen ninety six, and Morris Park lasted until
Speaker 3: nineteen oh five at that point. At that point, seeing
Speaker 3: that the owners of the property were getting gay about
Speaker 3: the lease, the Winchester Racing Association bill Belmont Park and
Speaker 3: the headquarters of racing moved from the Bronx to Long Island. Meanwhile,
Speaker 3: rather scanned authority of the American Jockey Club, which nevertheless
Speaker 3: wrote the rules for all metropolitan racing, had been made
Speaker 3: firmer in the Board of Control in eighteen ninety one,
Speaker 3: and this s crystillized into the present Jockey Club of
Speaker 3: eighteen ninety four. Somewhere along the line had brought the
Speaker 3: American stud Book from Sander de Bruce, and it eventually
Speaker 3: became the supreme authority in American racing, both as to
Speaker 3: rules and registration. The State Racing Commission later took most
Speaker 3: of its authority, but by the time that time American
Speaker 3: racing had been from German form. You can't get away
Speaker 3: from it. The whole business started up in the Bronx.
Speaker 3: So did the wider choot Jerome Park Wilt straight away
Speaker 3: in eighteen seventy five, and Mars Park had a downhill,
Speaker 3: the cliffs Choote, which became known as the Toboggan Slide,
Speaker 3: which gave its name to the Toboggan Handicap. Belmont didn't
Speaker 3: have the prison shoot when it opened, but it had
Speaker 3: one nevertheless, a planning wonder to This observe is why
Speaker 3: Belmont Park is not more popular than it is. Not
Speaker 3: that the plant on Hempston turnpipe is exactly left to
Speaker 3: the bats and owls, or that the leader can sun
Speaker 3: himself on the steps of the Turf and Field Club.
Speaker 3: But the point is that the spaciousness and appearance Belmont
Speaker 3: lies over the other metro polt tracks like ice cream overhead,
Speaker 3: and the quality of its racing is the highest in
Speaker 3: the nation. The nearly average district there is in excess
Speaker 3: of fifty thousand. These aren't idle figures either. Whether the
Speaker 3: world will be the path to your door if you
Speaker 3: build a better mouse trap is between you and Thuau.
Speaker 3: But if you are better, if you are a better touch,
Speaker 3: you will presently be the center of radiating four lane highways. Still,
Speaker 3: while Belmont runs a little ahead of the other long
Speaker 3: island tracks and attendants and bedding, it isn't farheaded at
Speaker 3: the size of the plane, its plaint and the quality
Speaker 3: of its horses seems to warm. The explanation has been
Speaker 3: offered that the horses are too far away you suit
Speaker 3: the customers. And it is true that every race and
Speaker 3: the one and a half miles has started somewhere over
Speaker 3: toward floor a park, and that the long reaches of
Speaker 3: Belmont's one and a half mile track make visibly difficult.
Speaker 3: But since this tourist has been assured that the customers
Speaker 3: come only to bet and have no interest in the horses.
Speaker 3: As such, national limps a little like a three to
Speaker 3: five favorite has also been publicly explained that Belmont has
Speaker 3: persisted in all of Belmont's racing is for the rich tradition.
Speaker 3: The implication is that the other tracks have had their
Speaker 3: men posted at the Long Island station to welcome the
Speaker 3: pritariat with open arms, ply him with fire for brand,
Speaker 3: and guide him to the total lads of winders. This
Speaker 3: is not even sane for the promotion that any of
Speaker 3: the tracks are slightly blow what you would expect for
Speaker 3: a benefit Yukuk party at Athens, Tennessee dignity. You know,
Speaker 3: Belmont is more right than a knew. Only the rich
Speaker 3: can buck a game with a fifteen percent takeout. It's
Speaker 3: two that Belmont began by being very English with these
Speaker 3: spring meeting based on the fixtures at Newmarket and Epsom,
Speaker 3: and the fall season dedicated to combine the less features
Speaker 3: of Sandown, Ascot and Doncaster. It was not, in fact
Speaker 3: until nineteen twenty that Belmont Park gave up running its
Speaker 3: races the wrong way of the track in the English style,
Speaker 3: though not all English races are running clockwise. But in
Speaker 3: these days all men are equaval for the totalizator and
Speaker 3: with his admission ticket the customer gets a license to live,
Speaker 3: which is all he gets locally. Anyway. To get back
Speaker 3: to the Belmont stakes, the Bronx has one more score.
Speaker 3: The Belmont was inaugurated in eighteen sixty seven and then
Speaker 3: when it was rufus under the scarlet celse of Francis Marsh.
Speaker 3: She was one of the notable group of Phillies known
Speaker 3: as the Barbarous Battalion, which pinned everybody's ears back in
Speaker 3: the nineteen sixties eighteen sixties. Excuse me, the others were remorseless, relentless,
Speaker 3: regardless and merciless, and they're all out of the mayor barbarity.
Speaker 3: The point is they were bred by Marsh stirred at
Speaker 3: Throngs a couple of miles from the exits of the
Speaker 3: Bronx white Stone Bridge. Through the bridge is available at
Speaker 3: the time. Jerome, whose memories perpetuated by the Jerome handicap
Speaker 3: run as nearly as dates permit to the anniversary and
Speaker 3: all go Jerome Park and one of eight brothers by
Speaker 3: one of eight brothers. Three of them were farmers, two
Speaker 3: in the business, one being slightly highly successful as Leonard
Speaker 3: on Wall Street. The other two became ministers. But even
Speaker 3: one of these picked up at forty thousand dollars in speculation,
Speaker 3: which was based in incredibly on mulberry trees. No wonder
Speaker 3: Churchill would take a detens. That's a story about Belmont
Speaker 3: goes on. The next next one is Belmont in the
Speaker 3: twentieth century. Yep, let's see, we got to take care
Speaker 3: of Spencerft farm here and our friends over at Sally
Speaker 3: Van Service sacking got twenty minutes. Well this time last
Speaker 3: week we were talking about She's So Spicy and Philly
Speaker 3: by Mottoli winning the Grade three Ma'amseille Stakes at Urchill Downs.
Speaker 3: Well now we're talking about Booth and Coke by Motoli
Speaker 3: winning the Grade three Maryland Sprint Steaks just seven days later.
Speaker 3: Booth's no stranger to the Winter Circle. He's also won
Speaker 3: a Grade three count Fleet Sprint, the Grade three Whitmore Steak,
Speaker 3: the Commodore Stakes, at oakhonh He's won seven of his
Speaker 3: eleven starts. He's won over eight hundred and fifty one
Speaker 3: thousand dollars. Matoli has signed twelve stakes winners nineteen steak
Speaker 3: sauces in his first two cops. He's a successic stun
Speaker 3: and let it remind you he was a pretty dog
Speaker 3: gone successful at the races. He won four Grade one stakes,
Speaker 3: one of the great Grade one Breeders' Cup's Friend, earned
Speaker 3: three point one million dollars, and he earned the Eclipse Ward.
Speaker 3: Now he's passing on his award winning ability ten thousand
Speaker 3: stands and nurses at Spencrift Farm. I think he's a
Speaker 3: real bargain. The same day at Pimical, the one hundred
Speaker 3: thousand dollars James W. Murphy Stakes was won by Reagan's
Speaker 3: Whip at three Rule from the first Crop by ol Fenny,
Speaker 3: one of three winners of the Kentucky Derby by the
Speaker 3: nation's number one sire in the mission Authentic Stablemate. At
Speaker 3: Spencrift Farm, Reagan's wi rod Rigers, who's going incidentally in
Speaker 3: the Belmont Park. In the Belmont Stakes, won the Grade
Speaker 3: two Wood Memorial and there among the eight stakes hoursers,
Speaker 3: three stakes winners from his first cop for the first
Speaker 3: crop by Authentic and the one hundred and fifty thousands
Speaker 3: chick Lang stakes at Pimico went to retribution as a
Speaker 3: three year old coopay Pa Coma. The Coma is far
Speaker 3: and away the nation's leading second crops are this is it?
Speaker 3: You got eleven stakes winners twenty three steak sources in
Speaker 3: his first two crops. For more on the stands over
Speaker 3: Spencer Farm, the breeders farm called there's a brand and
Speaker 3: Mark or Daniel at eight five nine two nine, four
Speaker 3: years old thirty and the website is Spencer Farm dot com.
Speaker 3: All right, let me see a.
Speaker 2: Few words about Sally. Horse Fans Service has been in
Speaker 2: business forever. It was that we were counting it at sixty.
Speaker 2: Now it's way up there, even more so. And during
Speaker 2: that time many of the greatest runner as ever as
Speaker 2: step on a racetrack had been entrusted to their care.
Speaker 2: And you know, when you're shipping a horse to a
Speaker 2: race or to be bred or something that's important, that
Speaker 2: is it's iffy, and it's a chance they have to
Speaker 2: take because they have to get there. And that's when
Speaker 2: it's so important to go with sally Van. They've some
Speaker 2: of the greatest runners ever to step on a racetrack
Speaker 2: have been entrusted to their care and I saw Justify
Speaker 2: picture Justified this embarking off of sally Van. Now they've
Speaker 2: learned a lot along the way. Obviously, their vehicles and
Speaker 2: equipment are terrific. I mean that's the single most important
Speaker 2: safety factor and the other single most important, well, that
Speaker 2: would be double anyway, it's the experience and ability of
Speaker 2: the horse, the person behind the wheel. They're really proud
Speaker 2: of their drivers. That's sally Van. They're experienced drivers and
Speaker 2: experienced horsemen. That's a winning combination. So think about that,
Speaker 2: ship your horse across the county, across the country. It's
Speaker 2: good enough for Justify. I reckon it's good enough for
Speaker 2: your horse. When you load your horse into a sally Van,
Speaker 2: you can depend on the fact the person behind the
Speaker 2: wheel one of the best in the business. So folks
Speaker 2: at sally Van wouldn't have it any other way. They've
Speaker 2: been doing it for years. That's why, for more than
Speaker 2: a half a century plus, Sally Horse Vans at two
Speaker 2: five five ninety four h six the safest way to
Speaker 2: the winner's circle.
Speaker 4: Now back to Horsetams with ursul ellis.
Speaker 3: Oh right. They're running some other stake races today. By
Speaker 3: the way, for instance, there's a Cliffhanger stakes at Marlot Park.
Speaker 3: It's a mile and the sixteenth thrills and up goes
Speaker 3: off about about ten minutes to five one hundred thousand
Speaker 3: dollars pot on a turf for thrills and up where
Speaker 3: the Cliffhanger. He said, Mama, huh, wonder how their weather
Speaker 3: is might be, Buddy, You.
Speaker 2: Never know, boy, with all the rain, I don't know.
Speaker 3: Anyway, It's got a field. Let me see him's in there.
Speaker 3: It's got a big field, got a field of nine,
Speaker 3: got some horses on. They also ail and number one
Speaker 3: is a horse name signatore by tapping read by Gainesway.
Speaker 3: By the way, highest distinction is number two, but point
Speaker 3: of entry number three or there are no words by
Speaker 3: California chrome where he is. I think he finally ended
Speaker 3: up for abroad. Really it was a good racial. Number
Speaker 3: five is a French bread uh boolooni is his name
Speaker 3: or something Bologne or something like that. Lobby Forever super
Speaker 3: s O U p e R is number five by
Speaker 3: American pharaoh had ay A Marria named mighty super s
Speaker 3: O U P E R Oh funny Yeah, American Pharaoh
Speaker 3: over Ashwridz said Triple gram winner. Yeah, good Shire awfully
Speaker 3: cool is number six by Carthalos. Number seven is Old
Speaker 3: Tago by Spikes Town. Number eight is He's Pure Gold
Speaker 3: by Australian horse named Vancouver. I think he was up
Speaker 3: here for a while. The milign is Puminio by Baudor
Speaker 3: sends over Spencer for am I right about that? Hey,
Speaker 3: I'm pretty sure. And let's see. Uh all so they
Speaker 3: got one, two, three, four horses on there. Also, why
Speaker 3: oh it's for main track only. Uh huh yeah, if
Speaker 3: it's if they it's the schedule for the grass. If
Speaker 3: they take it off the grass, they'll run it on
Speaker 3: the main track.
Speaker 2: They will. Then that doesn't let you scratch.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there's four horses that will go. Also, Number ten
Speaker 3: will be speeding. This a great notion. Number eleven it's
Speaker 3: Hotel by Curling. Number twelve is Hades h A d
Speaker 3: Yes by Awesome Siou on the outside surface there by midshipment.
Speaker 3: Let's see they're running the Paradise Creek Steaks at Belmont Park.
Speaker 3: Super swift. This is for six pairarms on the outer turf.
Speaker 3: One hundred and fifty thousand for three year olds goes
Speaker 3: off with about a quarter to six super Swift by
Speaker 3: for Coma for coma very hot sial over at Spencerft Farm. Insubordinations.
Speaker 3: Number two is in Irish spread but bungled in the jungle.
Speaker 2: Funny.
Speaker 3: Number three is a flat to demet by Omaha Beach,
Speaker 3: another one of those successful young sires over at Spendthrift Farm.
Speaker 3: Number four is Assertiveness by in the Mischief of Spendthrift Farm.
Speaker 3: That's the three of the first four horses in the race.
Speaker 3: Oh by, well, let's see if there's two more, and
Speaker 3: if six of the horses and nine horses in the race.
Speaker 3: But Spensift' Clark towers number five and by not this
Speaker 3: time bybe Clark on five over on Brine Station. Just
Speaker 3: Sweet Joe is number six by Frosted. Number seven is
Speaker 3: a supersonic prew by Air Force Crew. Number eight is
Speaker 3: Warharp by Omaha Beach over at Spencery Farm. Another young
Speaker 3: sire and pivotal moment by boat Door, who was the
Speaker 3: leading freshman's serve his year over Spencery Farm is number nine.
Speaker 3: Let's see they're running into ghost in the Big Drama Stakes.
Speaker 3: The Big Drama seventy five thousand dollars seven proms on
Speaker 3: a dirt for three olds and up. Pure class is
Speaker 3: number one. Number two is of a Revolution. Number three
Speaker 3: is Dilger and Irish bread Shaq diesel is number four.
Speaker 3: Number five is life is Precious by word of trouble.
Speaker 3: Number six is air combat read by Hinkle far Arm
Speaker 3: and by blame and of course blame is stands over
Speaker 3: at Clayburn Farm and the Chilian bridos on as we're
Speaker 3: on the outside. So that's the Big Drama Stakes supposed
Speaker 3: to run to day. Well, we're talking from a Therber
Speaker 3: training center right now. Great place to train your horses,
Speaker 3: it is. It's thinking you can take your bring your
Speaker 3: yearlings out here and unbreaking them and start them out,
Speaker 3: got them jogging them out in a field around at
Speaker 3: five as from our track down below. Then when they
Speaker 3: get ready for some company and take them up up
Speaker 3: at the main track. It said, you know the Thrbert
Speaker 3: Center in case you don't know, is located on the
Speaker 3: Pirates Parish Election and roads and yeah, just past the
Speaker 3: country club on the right. Uh, they've got the mile
Speaker 3: track they got the five mile track, five eighth for
Speaker 3: ole track. They've got grass gallops. You can take the
Speaker 3: horse to the starting gate here. They've got official starter.
Speaker 3: They've got official They aren't good guys too, they know
Speaker 3: what they're doing. So it's the clocker. He's been over
Speaker 3: there for many a year now. They've got the grass
Speaker 3: gallops in the back. It's the facilities. It's a great
Speaker 3: The atmosphere out here's laid back, very quiet atmosphere. And uh,
Speaker 3: you can graze your horse, you know. And of course
Speaker 3: there's stall race out here. Very reasonable if you're looking
Speaker 3: for stalls, giving him a call. If you're looking for
Speaker 3: just maybe one or two stalls. Uh, the thing would
Speaker 3: do to be the Yeah, walk out on the two
Speaker 3: the to through. They go through the barns and walk around.
Speaker 3: Oh well, get late.
Speaker 2: I'll tell you a funny story.
Speaker 3: If you want to hear it, go ahead.
Speaker 2: Queen Elizabeth hid cordies, so everybody in central Kentucky. He
Speaker 2: had to get a cordy queen's dog. Oh you know,
Speaker 2: I mean they were everywhere.
Speaker 3: Why it's the queen's dog.
Speaker 2: So the queen died and someone of the relatives got
Speaker 2: stuck with the cordies. In the meantime, our old dog
Speaker 2: that we had gotten because she was tired, he was
Speaker 2: tied to the front gate died and he said, oh,
Speaker 2: poor Sammy. So he said, we gotta go get a dog.
Speaker 2: So we went over to the pound and they were
Speaker 2: all tan, and they were all kind of and there
Speaker 2: was this one little black dog and he wanted out
Speaker 2: of there so bad he couldn't stand himself. So we
Speaker 2: took him, took him and had him fixed and took
Speaker 2: him home. And he looked like us some kind of
Speaker 2: spaniel cross, you know, because he definitely was a spaniel.
Speaker 2: So we named him Spaniel Boone. Well, I started looking
Speaker 2: and trying to find out what kind of a cross
Speaker 2: he was because I'd never seen a cocker spaniel like that. Well,
Speaker 2: the new the people that are going to be King,
Speaker 2: Queen whatever, have just gotten a dude dog for their kids.
Speaker 2: Their family raises these dogs. They're called black Cocker Spaniels,
Speaker 2: and they look for all the world like boonie. Isn't
Speaker 2: that funny? So I guess we're going to see a
Speaker 2: bunch of boonies running around. I think that's funny. I
Speaker 2: don't want what the Queen's got I ain't driving no
Speaker 2: range rover, so take that here.
Speaker 3: But I tell you what it's we lost him, just see,
Speaker 3: not long ago, long ago. I cried like a baby.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we took him friend. Well, Matt uh Howard brought
Speaker 2: over his manages that farm, and he brought his bed
Speaker 2: over so that we could put him down while Ursa
Speaker 2: was holding him. You know, yeah, he died my lab Yeah,
Speaker 2: poor baby. So anyway, I think that's funny. It turns
Speaker 2: out he didn't need a Corgi. You have accidentally ran
Speaker 2: into a royal dog and he's gone with shame. That's
Speaker 2: the hardest thing about him and a pet. You know,
Speaker 2: they just when they're ready to go.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh well let him go. So if this was
Speaker 3: just getting these horses that.
Speaker 2: Died over the old that's a little album of horses
Speaker 2: that have died of old friends.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: That's really kind of nice because they're still not forgotten
Speaker 2: for crying it.
Speaker 3: Well, put hebe in there next year. Did you ask him?
Speaker 2: No, I think he said something of that effect.
Speaker 3: Oh I miss it.
Speaker 2: Yeah you were talking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, okay, Well we lost Tobe last couple of weeks ago.
Speaker 2: They were so good about it out there, they knew
Speaker 2: that we wanted to be there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but anyway, they called us and they said they
Speaker 3: had to put him down.
Speaker 2: He was in a lot of pain, lot of pain
Speaker 2: and he.
Speaker 3: Was thirty years old. All right, that's it for the
Speaker 3: day and we're talking to you next week and thanks
Speaker 3: for listening.
Speaker 6: Happy T.