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Speaker 2: Well during twenty one, the Grade three five hundred found
Speaker 2: out of Ohio Derby was won by Moplex, three old
Speaker 2: coke from the first cup by Complexity. Complexity stands in
Speaker 2: Airdrie stud Moplex went into the Ohio Derby off of
Speaker 2: victory in the one hundred and fifty thousand dollars base
Speaker 2: sh Or Stakes at Aquador.
Speaker 3: There is also one of the.
Speaker 2: Grade three Sandford Stakes at Saratoga, the two hundred thousand
Speaker 2: dollars Funny Side, also at Saratoga, placing three other stakes
Speaker 2: including the Grade one Champagne who's won eight times one five,
Speaker 2: never been out of the money, and he's earned seven
Speaker 2: hundred and forty five thousand dollars. And let me point
Speaker 2: out that the second place to Motex in the Grade
Speaker 2: two High Derby was Chunk of Gold, a coach by
Speaker 2: Burdency Jones, founder of Drew stud out of Amera Ba
Speaker 2: Cairo Prince, who also stands at Airdrew Studd Complexity stablemate.
Speaker 2: As a matter of fact, Complexity assided seven stakes winners
Speaker 2: a dozen stakes horses in his first cop among them Blackfzer.
Speaker 2: They're Group two winner in England. Kaylee's Angel, winner of
Speaker 2: two stakes at o'clon another at Turfway, Tough Catch, winner
Speaker 2: of states at the Fairgrounds and second in stakes at
Speaker 2: Churchill in Keenden Holly Grove is one stakes at Turfway
Speaker 2: and placed in three more graded stakes Complexity Jane there
Speaker 2: is one stakes at La Mensa at Woodbine. Fourteen percent
Speaker 2: of his runners they earned black type complexity, one of
Speaker 2: the Grade one Champagne stakes, one of the Grade two.
Speaker 2: Kelso was second in the Grade one four Gold All
Speaker 2: in New York. He was a runner Any's siring runners.
Speaker 2: For more on the stallions over Airdrew stud Or Shannon A.
Speaker 2: Kyle at eighty five nine, eight seven, three seventy two,
Speaker 2: seventy take going at the website which is Drew Studd
Speaker 2: dot Com.
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 and its secretary of that.
Speaker 4: What's the flight to and Alfletes now line from Kentucky's
Speaker 4: Bluegrass region. Here's Ursul.
Speaker 2: Well, good morning everyone, and we're here at the Thoroughbridge
Speaker 2: Center in the Parish Election and Road and we've been
Speaker 2: joined this morning by John Nicholson and Shaun Washington. Uh,
Speaker 2: you all we'll kind of run together.
Speaker 3: You never show up without him.
Speaker 5: It's an entry, it's an entree.
Speaker 3: That's an entry. Yeah, yeah, one A and one B.
Speaker 6: Well he's one A, so it's his fault.
Speaker 3: It depends on what the age stands for. Well, let's
Speaker 3: stop there.
Speaker 2: Oh God, who was telling them all? Sitting there telling
Speaker 2: us our problems over the weekend? Uh, Jackie and I
Speaker 2: got what do you call it?
Speaker 7: Hacked?
Speaker 8: Hacked?
Speaker 2: And uh we were out a You know, it's amazing
Speaker 2: what you can't do when you don't have a computer.
Speaker 3: You just lost. Yeah, you're you're on a desert island
Speaker 3: by yourself.
Speaker 2: Whether there's a young lady that has a shop, h
Speaker 2: we get it all straightened out and with the bank
Speaker 2: and so forth. And but there's a young lady that
Speaker 2: has a uh uh computer her paras shop right there
Speaker 2: in Paris, uh huh. And we took it. We had,
Speaker 2: of course, we had to take our computer over there,
Speaker 2: and we left it with her, and she kept it
Speaker 2: for two days and then she brought it back and
Speaker 2: put it all back together for us with us, you know, yeah,
Speaker 2: and and uh got everything working real good. And then
Speaker 2: I couldn't remember to get back on Brittany and I
Speaker 2: couldn't remember what my.
Speaker 3: What your password was name?
Speaker 2: So anyway, they were awfully nice at Bristiny had too
Speaker 2: because they're great people that they are.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I was listening to Jackie's ad and reminded me
Speaker 6: I need to get my handicapper sheet today.
Speaker 3: We got to we got to Stephen Foster today.
Speaker 2: Yeah, a good race and they got all kinds of
Speaker 2: sex treasures over Churchill.
Speaker 6: Big day, Yeah, Thorp, Peter, I Anna is going to
Speaker 6: try to make you come back. Oh oh, I know.
Speaker 6: I can't figure out still that she finished seventh that
Speaker 6: last race, and that doesn't fit something.
Speaker 9: Now, something she decided she's mad about something that I ain't.
Speaker 2: Canny kind of blamed himself, mystic Dan is coming back
Speaker 2: to of course she came back with a win.
Speaker 3: Yeah, out, so we're gonna have a big day. I'm
Speaker 3: just curious.
Speaker 6: And since I walked in the door here at the
Speaker 6: Palatial studios at the Kentucky Thirdbread Training Center, why are
Speaker 6: you wearing Kansas State shirt? Well, you got the wrong Wildcats.
Speaker 6: If you're all mixed up, it's probably from that hicking.
Speaker 2: Matt Howard.
Speaker 5: You know Matt, he's a farm manager.
Speaker 2: Of oh, what's the name of that place?
Speaker 3: Warhorse?
Speaker 6: Okay, he manages Warhorse.
Speaker 3: Okay, he's got fifty six fifty eight folds.
Speaker 1: Can you imagine going.
Speaker 3: To the large that's a lot.
Speaker 5: That's a lot.
Speaker 6: He's a good war Horse farm.
Speaker 3: Okay, Matt.
Speaker 2: So he's probably our greatest there. Matt and Crystal and
Speaker 2: the boys, Gauge and Dutcher as they're younger. Uh, they're
Speaker 2: like family.
Speaker 1: When they first got here, okay, he managed his farm
Speaker 1: back here, I can't remember they anyway, they.
Speaker 5: Sort of adopted us and we adopted them.
Speaker 1: They were from Kansas, so they'd come over for Thanksgiving
Speaker 1: and of course.
Speaker 6: You know me, I got this.
Speaker 1: It's broke, yeah, you know. But now the boys are
Speaker 1: fourteen and taller than everybody, and we've just been substitute family.
Speaker 1: I have the cutest pictures when they would have grandparents
Speaker 1: Day at Cambridge. We were the grandparents.
Speaker 3: You were the grandparents.
Speaker 5: Yeah.
Speaker 1: We went over and we had to buy library and
Speaker 1: motion now they do, yeah, and we got our pictures.
Speaker 5: Taken with the kids.
Speaker 6: It was great.
Speaker 5: We just loved it.
Speaker 2: And they both work. She works with what's the big
Speaker 2: firm riddle?
Speaker 1: She is the kind of the park mayor of Fertility,
Speaker 1: got like three hundred and fifty mayors out there.
Speaker 3: Under her care, harm works.
Speaker 5: And so yes this, yes.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, that over there right by old old friends,
Speaker 6: that division of Brutio.
Speaker 1: It might be yeah, I forget exactly.
Speaker 2: But well they're great people. And the boys, we just
Speaker 2: love them all. They wonderful there. They've been so nice.
Speaker 2: They come over, they come over and bring dinner every Sunday.
Speaker 2: Well know what, I love them too that she didn't have.
Speaker 1: To cook and as they come, you know, they are
Speaker 1: really nice and where they're substitute family.
Speaker 6: Okay, well then and hit her.
Speaker 1: Mom's coming in this week. Her mom is really interesting,
Speaker 1: have horses and stuff, and she just wanted them to
Speaker 1: meddle the side of the great outdoors for she does
Speaker 1: barrels and stuff like that.
Speaker 5: Isn't that well, it's just different different kind of horses,
Speaker 5: different kinds.
Speaker 3: You're not.
Speaker 6: I feel better, you're not confused that you got I
Speaker 6: thought somebody's pulled one over and given him a Wildcats jersey.
Speaker 6: But it's not a Kentucky But you knew all along
Speaker 6: it was Kansas State well.
Speaker 2: This is the lightest one I could find.
Speaker 1: Okay, okay, Well, in their youngest Gauge went to football
Speaker 1: camp at U k oh and then Ursul said he's
Speaker 1: going to get him a Kentucky shirt, and uh over
Speaker 1: they're all teasing and carrying on.
Speaker 6: You know, put put in a good word for the
Speaker 6: Kentucky Wildcats, and they need every kind of football player
Speaker 6: they can find right now.
Speaker 5: Well, ever since then, he loved camp. I don't know
Speaker 5: what they do with those kids.
Speaker 1: But he loved it.
Speaker 6: Ochs, we're out there.
Speaker 5: You know.
Speaker 6: If that translates into the the Kentucky Wildcats hitting a
Speaker 6: couple of winds, I'm for it.
Speaker 3: We're doing here. Look at a little tough Sean's gonna
Speaker 3: be a little rough and I'll get over the mountain.
Speaker 3: We'll get there. Is that a weather warning?
Speaker 1: Is that what that is?
Speaker 3: It's my phone, It's all of our phones.
Speaker 7: Now, that's not what it is?
Speaker 3: Somebody?
Speaker 6: Yeah, well, everybody listening to us probably got the same thing.
Speaker 1: Somewhere was it?
Speaker 7: Where was it?
Speaker 6: Russell Will?
Speaker 1: Is that where it says?
Speaker 2: Uh?
Speaker 3: Rock Castle County?
Speaker 1: Rock Castle?
Speaker 9: Okay?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Well, the boys ever since they were they they
Speaker 2: lived in Paris, you know, and they could go to
Speaker 2: school there and everything and every day during school days, uh.
Speaker 6: Because your parents are working, so they catch.
Speaker 3: A bus to our place and come and stay with us.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, pretty much after school.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, ever since they were in school. School. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 1: they're they're really nice.
Speaker 3: A nice situation there. That's great. Yeah, straight a.
Speaker 1: Students and it's funny.
Speaker 6: Are they going to be Are they interested in staying
Speaker 6: in the horse business?
Speaker 2: I don't know.
Speaker 1: I don't know either. I have no idea.
Speaker 3: In middle school now or the house.
Speaker 7: What grade would they be here?
Speaker 1: The first year high school, last year of middle in
Speaker 1: the first year of middle like.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's different now the first year of high school.
Speaker 5: It's now a year now, I guess.
Speaker 6: Yes, it's because middle school, isn't that seventh, eighth and ninth.
Speaker 1: Now, yeah, yeah, that's what it is.
Speaker 3: Seven eight.
Speaker 1: I'll tell you what's fun. We went to the band concert,
Speaker 1: the boys middle school band.
Speaker 5: Were they good and they were all they're fantastic.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but they're so cute.
Speaker 1: You know, they're out there banging on things and tooting
Speaker 1: their horns and stuff.
Speaker 5: I mean, it's just it's worth it's worth it just
Speaker 5: to go.
Speaker 1: To one of those little some things.
Speaker 6: So yeah, well, speaking of music, there's a new chapter
Speaker 6: in the life of old friends. We are engaging with
Speaker 6: a West Coast hip hop artist whose name is Nitty Gritty.
Speaker 6: Well he's pretty gritty, but his name is Nitty. And
Speaker 6: now there's a an East Coast hip hop artist in
Speaker 6: New York named Young Gritty. But don't get confused, we're
Speaker 6: not talking about him. We're talking about Nitty Nitty.
Speaker 2: I doubt if I'll get him confused.
Speaker 6: Yeah, well that if I listen to him instead of it.
Speaker 6: It's a fascinating story. So we have a gentleman who's
Speaker 6: given us a couple of horses over the years. Mike
Speaker 6: Mann's Gold is the one that's still with us in
Speaker 6: the in the owner and breeder's name is Greg Conley
Speaker 6: from Washington State. Greg's been a successful thirdbread breeder in
Speaker 6: Washington State and as an entrepreneur and made money in
Speaker 6: different realms. He got associated with this hip hop artist
Speaker 6: and producer in Los Angeles named Nitty, and in their conversations,
Speaker 6: he said, now, have you ever been to a racetrack?
Speaker 6: And Nidy said, no, I grew up in the hood.
Speaker 6: I'm not nobody's ever.
Speaker 8: Asked me to a racetrack, he says, well.
Speaker 2: We're going to go.
Speaker 3: Well, then he fell in love with it.
Speaker 6: Greg took him back to the to the Barnes put
Speaker 6: him on a track pony on a horse, and Nity
Speaker 6: wrote a rap song about out the horse's heartbeat right
Speaker 6: there and is all in So he is produced, is
Speaker 6: producing an album of rap hip hop music, totally devoted
Speaker 6: to thirdbred racing. Yeah, and the first one I heard, Uh,
Speaker 6: somehow we'll hook it up someday and I'll play it
Speaker 6: for I don't know how to do it. He sent
Speaker 6: it over What's app to Me? A theme song to
Speaker 6: the Belmont that he wrote.
Speaker 3: And it's good and many many yeah, yeah, that's a
Speaker 3: big deal. Well he likes me. Yeah yeah.
Speaker 6: So old Friends, let mean think of this, Old Friends
Speaker 6: is going to be benefiting from the royalties of this
Speaker 6: hip hop there's a different word for it now. We
Speaker 6: would have called it an album back.
Speaker 3: In the day.
Speaker 6: You know, it's a collection of songs and uh, and
Speaker 6: it's all very pro racing, and Old Friends is going
Speaker 6: to be the beneficiary of it. And Niddy's gonna gonna
Speaker 6: come to Old Friends sometime, hopefully sooner. Sooner than later,
Speaker 6: but this year, and I'm just really super excited about
Speaker 6: it and a good great he's a great guy.
Speaker 3: But that's a huge Yeah you are you familiar with Nitny?
Speaker 3: That makes a big deal. It is, Well I am.
Speaker 6: Now you know what he said about me, Sean he said,
Speaker 6: and he said this in front of a.
Speaker 3: Lot of people.
Speaker 6: He said, my name came up and he said, Yeah,
Speaker 6: that guy's really dope.
Speaker 3: You really dope. And that's a good that's a good.
Speaker 7: Dope.
Speaker 6: That means Bill, You're you're you're good.
Speaker 3: Michael.
Speaker 6: I told Michael about that, and he wasn't all that impressed.
Speaker 6: He said that that Diane says that about him all
Speaker 6: the time, putting the a a after the really.
Speaker 1: Of The guy's name is Frank Ross. He was born
Speaker 1: sevens seven. His stage name is Nitty. He's an American
Speaker 1: rapper from the Bronx.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but he's living in Los Angeles.
Speaker 5: Man, that interesting from New York and we have.
Speaker 6: Had wonderful conversations and become friends. He's a he is
Speaker 6: a genuine and real supporter of old friends and and.
Speaker 1: Does he have race sources?
Speaker 6: Now he's going he's going to because well, you just
Speaker 6: said hadn't been exposed to it and then got the
Speaker 6: fever once once Greg took him to the track. And Uh,
Speaker 6: the other guy, the jockey and the French jockey in
Speaker 6: Japan whose name right now, I'm just having a moment
Speaker 6: that sounds like he's the leading writer in Japan is
Speaker 6: a is a supporter of this album project.
Speaker 3: As is.
Speaker 6: He's not Japanese, he's not Japanese.
Speaker 3: He's French. He's French, and he's.
Speaker 6: Got his clothing line and everything else. But but all
Speaker 6: of them have jumped in on this, uh, this project,
Speaker 6: and I just couldn't be more excited about it.
Speaker 3: Well, that don't surprised me. You and all the friendous
Speaker 3: people like you Ali spent the day at your house.
Speaker 7: Get I don't spent house account.
Speaker 6: Muhammad Alis that spent a whole day in my at
Speaker 6: my house on the and took a nap and my son.
Speaker 3: Said no the whole day. Yeah.
Speaker 6: It was the world of questering games in twenty ten.
Speaker 6: And now I had known Lannie from his wife when
Speaker 6: when I was trying to raise money before the horse park,
Speaker 6: we would testify in front of things while Lannie and
Speaker 6: and Muhammad were raising money for the Ali Center in Louisville.
Speaker 6: So we were, you know, we were. I was familiar
Speaker 6: with her and introduced and all that. Well, Mohammed was
Speaker 6: the grand marshal of the opening ceremonies of the twenty
Speaker 6: ten World of Questioning Games, and as you know, his
Speaker 6: health was not great and in those days, in those days,
Speaker 6: and she worked it out with the state police and
Speaker 6: everything that he would come early so he could rest
Speaker 6: because this was a nighttime thing. And he spent the
Speaker 6: day at my house, which was the greatest day of
Speaker 6: my life.
Speaker 7: Yeah, that was something.
Speaker 6: That was really something else. And we had if you
Speaker 6: remember the yep yep, Yeah, that's nitty so.
Speaker 10: There.
Speaker 6: So we had a bunch of kids from Haiti because
Speaker 6: the earthquake had happened that year, and Pierce Lines, doctor
Speaker 6: Lyons aid au Tech had put together this singing group
Speaker 6: of Haitian kids and all Tech had sponsored a school
Speaker 6: because their school had been destroyed in the earthquake. And
Speaker 6: these these just beautiful kids, thirty of them eight or
Speaker 6: nine years old, all running around. I had a trampoline
Speaker 6: in my backyard. At the horse park, all these horses around.
Speaker 6: They're having the time of their lives and they go
Speaker 6: in and they serenade Muhammad, who's sitting on my couch
Speaker 6: in my living room. I'm just I'm just looking at said,
Speaker 6: There'll never be another day like this. So I've got
Speaker 6: I keep that picture on my on my desk because
Speaker 6: for one thing.
Speaker 3: To tell people, I'm not I'm not making it up.
Speaker 3: It's it's authentic.
Speaker 6: Yeah, I got I got people to people think a
Speaker 6: new song.
Speaker 1: Named two dozen Roses.
Speaker 6: I wonder if fact now I don't know that one yet.
Speaker 6: That might be one on about the Derby. His one
Speaker 6: about the Belmont is really quite good. The refrain of
Speaker 6: the rap is this is where legends are made, and
Speaker 6: it's it's it'll tug at your heart. Uh So, so
Speaker 6: I'm just real I can't wait for him to get.
Speaker 3: Here, and maybe we get him to bring the show.
Speaker 6: Yeah, that'd be red letter day for horsetails and tell
Speaker 6: him to bring his guitar or wherever.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you know, bring his voice.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well good for you.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean.
Speaker 3: Yeah, that looks.
Speaker 9: Yeah looking kid.
Speaker 6: And he's taking my calls and I know he's a
Speaker 6: big you know, he's a huge deal, and but he's
Speaker 6: he's I love imagination and he's talking about how he
Speaker 6: can make old friends come come alive with the technology
Speaker 6: of music and all these things. And I'm not sure
Speaker 6: every single idea will will go, but something will go,
Speaker 6: you know. And that's why this is building new I
Speaker 6: love the idea. We're building new fans for the sport.
Speaker 6: You look this this this man Griffin and what he
Speaker 6: has done with his social media influencing for.
Speaker 7: Uh uh Sandman.
Speaker 6: You know, he was that involved in that and got
Speaker 6: a lot of young people interested through the influencing. And
Speaker 6: I don't even pretend to know how that works, but
Speaker 6: that's what racing's got to do. We gotta we gotta
Speaker 6: find different ways to get new people, new people involved.
Speaker 6: That Netflix series, you know, the ratings for the Derby
Speaker 6: were the highest they've been in thirty one years. Yeah, so,
Speaker 6: uh anyway, what's Netflix. That's a streaming one of the
Speaker 6: streaming things you can sign up to watch movies and
Speaker 6: documentaries and shows and different different things.
Speaker 1: And they did it Get.
Speaker 6: Home, and they did a great series about last year's Derby,
Speaker 6: I mean talking about Mystic Dan today.
Speaker 3: They did that.
Speaker 6: They followed Ripoli and John Stewart around and some of
Speaker 6: these guys and just made a series out of it.
Speaker 3: And through the Triple Crown. It is really good.
Speaker 6: Have you seen it, Sean, Yeah, I've seen it.
Speaker 3: Rest in peacet Larry and Mart he's done a good job.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 8: You know, we lost him about three weeks ago.
Speaker 3: I did, Larry mar Yeah, oh yeah, a great man
Speaker 3: he was.
Speaker 11: Yeah, I've seen it.
Speaker 12: Was awesome.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: And Joe, well we don't you know, you knew practically
Speaker 6: everybody and I knew several people in it, and uh,
Speaker 6: he got big ratings across the country and it gets
Speaker 6: people interested.
Speaker 2: Trained out here forever. Yeah, good guy. Yeah. It wasn't
Speaker 2: from here though. He was from the Caribbean.
Speaker 8: Yeah, he was from Nasau Yeah yeah, yeah, nice guy.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah he was.
Speaker 6: Yeah, he was in that well what yeah, well liked
Speaker 6: and everybody was really rooting for him in that in
Speaker 6: that derby yeah yeah yeah, ye.
Speaker 2: See.
Speaker 3: He came here because he wanted to.
Speaker 2: He was this to the Derby.
Speaker 3: He got you wanted some day to run.
Speaker 2: A horse in the derby. He had to do it, Yeah,
Speaker 2: you have to do it.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 6: Now he had battled cancer for a long time, hadn't
Speaker 6: he now, Council a long time.
Speaker 3: He lived a lot longer than people thought.
Speaker 8: He would said, Shawn, I hope I lived to see.
Speaker 8: I hope I get a chance to run one horse
Speaker 8: in the Derby.
Speaker 7: Yeah before anybount for cancer.
Speaker 3: Over ten years and it came true.
Speaker 9: Yeah, yeah, yeah, it's a great story.
Speaker 3: Great story.
Speaker 1: It isn't he wasn't nice guy. When you trained right
Speaker 1: next to somebody for twenty years, you know whereightway, well,
Speaker 1: you know after a while for sure that they're you.
Speaker 6: Know, good people.
Speaker 5: So that's kind of the fun of the backstretch.
Speaker 6: Having uh training, having a trainer next to you that
Speaker 6: you like is like having a next door neighbor.
Speaker 2: That you liked.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, when Herb Jones and when we first moved
Speaker 1: out here.
Speaker 3: Did we heard he had a good horse call see
Speaker 3: hero of It?
Speaker 1: Yeah, Rairie Jones.
Speaker 7: Yeah he was from Paris, Kentucky.
Speaker 3: Right, Oh yeah, mister Herb Jones.
Speaker 2: He was a good man, best friend. He was one
Speaker 2: of my best friends.
Speaker 3: Yeah, oh yeah, a couple of years ago.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that was the time.
Speaker 7: He was out here a long time, right, for years.
Speaker 1: He ends up plenty. Did you ever hear this story
Speaker 1: about it? Where he went to New York got a
Speaker 1: job with this real famous trainer or a big deal.
Speaker 1: And he said they were down there one day and
Speaker 1: they were running this horse.
Speaker 5: I hope I'm telling this right.
Speaker 1: And the guy's mother is from New York. This guy's
Speaker 1: mother came in and said it's this one. I should
Speaker 1: you know that? And he said, now skip this one.
Speaker 1: This said no one and the horse one and he said,
Speaker 1: I went to that airport, got on the plane, came
Speaker 1: back here because anybody that would.
Speaker 2: He was great.
Speaker 1: It's a good guy.
Speaker 5: He when ursall got sick one summer.
Speaker 1: I can't remember what you had, but Herbert and I.
Speaker 5: Went to the races all summer.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and he sat there like this in the truck
Speaker 1: because I drove.
Speaker 3: Oh he was little.
Speaker 5: But yeah, his great guy.
Speaker 7: What was doctor Copeland's what was Randy's last name?
Speaker 3: To have doctor Copland all the years, Randy.
Speaker 1: Oh, I don't know. I don't think it was Jones.
Speaker 2: No, no, no, he was, but he was kind of related,
Speaker 2: Yes he was.
Speaker 7: But he was a good horseman too, right, Randy to
Speaker 7: have doctor Copland.
Speaker 3: He was good at what he did.
Speaker 7: And what he did, yeah, he had a good horse
Speaker 7: eye with him.
Speaker 8: Well.
Speaker 2: Also he was working in the lab with her, you
Speaker 2: know her, And I'm not with her.
Speaker 3: With doctor with doctor Copland. Yeah, and of course he was.
Speaker 2: He was, you know, his a bed friend, I guess, you.
Speaker 6: Know, yeah, daily companion, his companion.
Speaker 1: Yeah, oh yeah, they were everywhere together.
Speaker 2: They were everywhere together. He would drive back to the
Speaker 2: point where he would drive it. Yeah, doctor didn't want
Speaker 2: to drive any ones or Yeah, Randy would drive him around.
Speaker 3: I've had lunch with it. It was Randy m who
Speaker 3: had been twenty times.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he done it.
Speaker 3: He did, He didn't.
Speaker 2: He died pretty young, you know, yeah he did.
Speaker 1: He didn't what the diabetes he had or diabetes is
Speaker 1: that why he had? Nobody really knew and uh, and
Speaker 1: didn't care of him.
Speaker 9: Oh, he didn't watch his diet and all that way.
Speaker 3: He looked pretty good actually to me.
Speaker 7: But I guess he just kicked care of himself.
Speaker 1: Yeah, no, well I took down That's what Doc said.
Speaker 1: He didn't take care of himself. And you know, when
Speaker 1: you know some but he just got something like that.
Speaker 1: People kind of.
Speaker 5: Looked out for him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, but uh, but he really knew about Randy.
Speaker 2: Yeah, no, grand he was her met him the first
Speaker 2: time he somebody had sent him to down to her.
Speaker 2: It was a golf stream or somewhere to uh to
Speaker 2: palp her the marriage. See she was breedable. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: uh he was supposed to be there uh at like
Speaker 2: one o'clock or something like that, and he forgot doctored
Speaker 2: and uh a doctor. Yeah, so he he didn't get there.
Speaker 2: He finally remembered about two, you know, two hours later
Speaker 2: or something like that, and Randy was sitting there waiting
Speaker 2: for her and her you know, just apologizing everything, you know,
Speaker 2: and and uh that was the end of it. But
Speaker 2: he thought to himself, what an what a nice guy,
Speaker 2: you know? Yeah, do that well her you know doc
Speaker 2: on that farm right across from in Paris, you know, Sonny,
Speaker 2: the old Sunnyside farm.
Speaker 11: Alright, he went in there one day and he says
Speaker 11: he was looking at this horse and uh, Randy says,
Speaker 11: don't remember me?
Speaker 2: Do your doctor?
Speaker 3: M and R and doctor no, I I don't remember.
Speaker 3: Then he reminded him, you know. Yeah.
Speaker 2: So anyway, we went and traded the horse and everything,
Speaker 2: and uh he put it. He says, I'm gonna put
Speaker 2: a bandage on this horse in a couple of hours,
Speaker 2: you know, but I don't want anybody put the damn
Speaker 2: bandage on. Every nobody uh put a bandage on except me.
Speaker 2: That's a doctor. Well, he showed up and he says,
Speaker 2: there was this bandage on this horse. He says it
Speaker 2: look like somebody painted it on.
Speaker 3: I said it was perfect, yeah, and I says, pull
Speaker 3: put that bandage on it. N Randy says, uh I did.
Speaker 2: He says, well, you're going to go work for me now,
Speaker 2: and he stayed with him from then on.
Speaker 3: How about that? Yeah?
Speaker 7: How that?
Speaker 2: When when the Third Tub of America made the uh
Speaker 2: doctor Arno GIFs, Randy was right there, you know, cause yeah,
Speaker 2: of course that's right.
Speaker 3: And they introduced him.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and he said what they why did they put that?
Speaker 2: The doctor was Randy was by a coproam out of
Speaker 2: Maretha Franklin or something. They cracked the place up.
Speaker 13: That was funny, and Randy got a bigger claws and
Speaker 13: yeah he did.
Speaker 1: I wish he wouldn't take care of.
Speaker 2: He did. Yeah, I did.
Speaker 3: Did you know, Sam Ramsen?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I don't believe that.
Speaker 3: I worked for mister Arph Hancock. You never lose a
Speaker 3: handsome singer, randsome. Yeah, we worked for Arthur doctor. Yeah,
Speaker 3: forty years.
Speaker 7: Probably there's some good horsemen come out of Paris.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, some of the best in the world.
Speaker 13: Yeah, absolutely, You're absolutely right, because they was there's terrific places.
Speaker 3: For him to learn.
Speaker 2: What were those he told about the singing group up.
Speaker 1: And oh that was the funny.
Speaker 5: The Supremes, the Supreme he was training.
Speaker 13: Prey Jones used to hire everybody named Jones. Her was
Speaker 13: one of them, and some of his Jones didn't make it,
Speaker 13: but you know her herd Two things.
Speaker 1: Prairie was the lieutenant governor, so he took by land
Speaker 1: by sea and one that you know, because brairiy was
Speaker 1: you know, that's a hat trick. And the other thing
Speaker 1: was he took the morses up to Detroit or Chicago,
Speaker 1: I can't remember. Anyway, they had the Supreme Misteaks and
Speaker 1: the Supremes were there, and by god.
Speaker 5: He wanted to room.
Speaker 1: You know, he was gonna win that one, and he
Speaker 1: did and he said three days later it was over,
Speaker 1: and I was broken. We had a heck of a time.
Speaker 7: Urban the Supreme.
Speaker 1: It's funny he gave me, you know, he gave me
Speaker 1: old albums that he had of like old swing. What
Speaker 1: did he give me that one year nineteen thirty seven
Speaker 1: because I like that old music and he had a
Speaker 1: bunch of it. Oh, I don't know, the Mills Brothers, Inkspots,
Speaker 1: whoever it was at that time, and some really good women.
Speaker 5: I can't remember.
Speaker 1: I can't remember right now, but he gave them to
Speaker 1: me because he was, you know, he don't keep up
Speaker 1: any more. I've still got that sitting there, good music
Speaker 1: on there.
Speaker 2: I'm I'm behind here now. One Happy Mama won the
Speaker 2: Maimie Eisenhower Stakes at Perimeters on June twenty, her second
Speaker 2: straight win after shipping them from Churchill Downs. That win
Speaker 2: boosted her earnings to one hundred and ninety eight thousand.
Speaker 2: She's a typical run Happy classy sound, the type of
Speaker 2: runner that pays the bills. Run Happy is a proven
Speaker 2: Grade one sire is crack soun. New Telefello won the
Speaker 2: Grade one Hopeful States at Saratoga, then came back this
Speaker 2: year to win the one hundred thousand dollars Pelican States at
Speaker 2: Tampa Bay, and he also placed in the Grade one
Speaker 2: five hundred thound dollar Woody Stephens Stations at Saratoga. He's
Speaker 2: earned over three hundred and forty two thousand. Other solid
Speaker 2: six winners by Run Happy, including millionaire Smile Happy Winter
Speaker 2: with a pair of Grade two states at Churchill Downs and
Speaker 2: placed in three more graded states, including the Grade one
Speaker 2: Brook Grass at Keating. The following Sea we were one
Speaker 2: of the Great two Osburg Stakes at Belma, placing four
Speaker 2: Grade one stakes at four different tracks. Earned eight hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty five thousand Happy American one over seven hundred
Speaker 2: and twenty four thousand, Rockney over seven hundred and forty
Speaker 2: two thousand, Happy is a Tour over seven hundred and
Speaker 2: thirty five thousand, Kinectic Sky six hundred and fifteen thousand,
Speaker 2: Jeff for Cadence five hundred and seventy one thousand, Run Classic,
Speaker 2: three hundred and five hundred and thirty two thousand, Happy
Speaker 2: Sould five hundred and twenty nine thousand dollars and the
Speaker 2: less just keeps on going. Unhappy one on the Eclipse
Speaker 2: Ward Race Medication Free retired sound passing on his soundness
Speaker 2: for his progeny stands at Clavern Farm, and I don't
Speaker 2: think they shut down the breeding shed yet. He's a
Speaker 2: bargain seventy five hundred life fold called Jacob West eighty
Speaker 2: five nine ninety seven two three three oh and the
Speaker 2: website is Clavernfarm dot com Coast Clevern is over in
Speaker 2: Bourbon County home also the clay War Agency and Indian
Speaker 2: Creek Farm backtually they won in the same same people.
Speaker 2: Clave Ward Agency was founded back in nineteen thirty one,
Speaker 2: great year. That was my folld and date too which
Speaker 2: figure that out to get out of the calculator and
Speaker 2: figure out how old I am.
Speaker 3: Now I don't I can't do higher.
Speaker 2: Man well anyway anyway. But he was very successful even
Speaker 2: though he started his bentics right then the beginning of
Speaker 2: the depression and welcome. But you know if he gave
Speaker 2: you great service and his third knowledge of the third Adventus,
Speaker 2: that was the qualities that carried in and it carried
Speaker 2: on the same way of doing it is if you
Speaker 2: won't looking for some equine insurance, you need to give
Speaker 2: Shack Parish or Bruce AAACS. A call number is eight
Speaker 2: five nine, nine eighty seven, eighteen sixty twenty offices right
Speaker 2: y'all Main Street, eleven O two Main Street in Paris, Kentucky.
Speaker 2: And while they're asking about the services over Indian Creek,
Speaker 2: they've raised and boarded in so many of the world's
Speaker 2: finest thirdbreds down through the years of doing it right now,
Speaker 2: and if you want somebody to sell for your board
Speaker 2: of horses, you couldn't go to a better place than
Speaker 2: Indian Creek And that's shack Parish again. And the best
Speaker 2: way to get in touch with them is a website,
Speaker 2: which is Indian creekky dot com. That's two great organizations
Speaker 2: kind of one and the same, Indian Creek and the
Speaker 2: Clayward Agency in Paris, Kentucky.
Speaker 4: Now back to the Thoroughbred Training Center and ursua.
Speaker 2: Ellis alright e. I've got John Washington and mister old
Speaker 2: friends over here. Are you and Michael going to.
Speaker 9: We're going to go to.
Speaker 3: Our next trip is the Whitney Saratoga. We're going up.
Speaker 3: Those of you going, yeah, both of.
Speaker 6: Us, which is dangerous, uh, you know, but but for me,
Speaker 6: it's a tree.
Speaker 3: Uh Sean you should, you should. It's something to witness,
Speaker 3: is to just have Michael walk through the track or
Speaker 3: walk just.
Speaker 6: Walk on the streets of Saratoga and the number of
Speaker 6: people who just come up and and and say hello
Speaker 6: and and and the good.
Speaker 3: Thing is they all thank.
Speaker 6: Him for building old friends and founding it and uh,
Speaker 6: shining a light on the aftercare movement, and so it's
Speaker 6: a it's a it's a phenomenon. But the best thing
Speaker 6: is that we go up and we stay at the
Speaker 6: at the Washington End, which is the birthplace of Old Friends.
Speaker 6: The porch fueled by I think some beverages about twenty
Speaker 6: five years ago, was where Old Friends started. I suspect
Speaker 6: they were listening up there this morning, as they always do.
Speaker 6: So greetings to Joe Bochan and the entire Bocan family
Speaker 6: at Hanns Washington End, which is the finest establishment in
Speaker 6: Saratoga Springs, and I'm looking forward to being there. They
Speaker 6: got my room already and we're gonna be up there
Speaker 6: for a week because we got the Hall of Fame
Speaker 6: induction ceremony, and so we'll go up and visit everybody there.
Speaker 6: Arthur Hancock's going to that's right.
Speaker 3: That's right.
Speaker 7: So it's you know.
Speaker 6: It's a big year. It's a big year up every
Speaker 6: year for that, and then the Whitney and all the
Speaker 6: festivities surrounding that, and then the sales are that Monday,
Speaker 6: Monday and Tuesday night at the Phasing Tipton Pavilion up there,
Speaker 6: and so we'll we'll do all that. Then I think
Speaker 6: Missus Nicholson is going with me my six months now
Speaker 6: and what you know, the over and under was about
Speaker 6: three months and when you know, we said, if you
Speaker 6: bet on the over, we we've we've made it so far.
Speaker 2: She must be a scene.
Speaker 3: Well I will concede she is, Yes.
Speaker 6: She is.
Speaker 14: That you just pick up the st Yeah, that's well,
Speaker 14: that's on the list of things I need to improve upon.
Speaker 14: But we're gonna then we're gonna do something like go
Speaker 14: to Lake George or something while we're up there.
Speaker 6: Uh, I'll definitely visit. Michael and I both will visit
Speaker 6: Cabin Creek.
Speaker 3: You go to the springs you for for rejuvenation, Yeah,
Speaker 3: for you know, youthful.
Speaker 6: That's why I'm staying so youth youthful.
Speaker 2: Uh, that's that I used to do with the olk
Speaker 2: Corn Creek.
Speaker 6: The Fountain of You to.
Speaker 3: See what it did for me. Yeah, well, yeah, exactly.
Speaker 6: Had the little sad news from our our old friend's
Speaker 6: farm in New York at Cabin Creek commentator passed away yesterday.
Speaker 6: We were sad to hear that great New York bred
Speaker 6: horse and kind of the kind of the number one
Speaker 6: horse at our operation in New York. Joe Anne Pepper
Speaker 6: is our manager and leader of Cabin Creek and has
Speaker 6: been for many years. So she called and gave us
Speaker 6: the sad news. But you know, older horse hadn't been well.
Speaker 6: But what a great career commentator had and and a
Speaker 6: very happy retirement up there for a number of years.
Speaker 6: So they'll be having a I suspect when we're up
Speaker 6: there for the whitney, we'll have a memorial service for
Speaker 6: Commentator and get some of those connections up.
Speaker 3: There for that.
Speaker 1: That's good. How many horses they got up in that
Speaker 1: we had about twenty five? Wow?
Speaker 3: Yeah, twenty five You know.
Speaker 6: Old friends, we have nearly three three hundred horses that
Speaker 6: we that we are that we take care of and
Speaker 6: providing retirement for on five different farms.
Speaker 3: So it's turned into an operation.
Speaker 6: Yeah, it's an operation there.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and it's that hits to be a lot of work.
Speaker 2: Is the best time and facility for horses in.
Speaker 3: The world, in the world, absolutely.
Speaker 6: Well, great, great tribute to Michael and and and a
Speaker 6: lot of people who have been with Michael over the years.
Speaker 6: And and uh, we're we're carrying the flag and I'm
Speaker 6: going to carry.
Speaker 2: On how he put that together and made it work.
Speaker 2: I never know. He took a lot of changes along
Speaker 2: the way.
Speaker 6: Yeah he did. And a lot of people were were,
Speaker 6: uh kind of snickering, you know, but he We had
Speaker 6: lunch interestingly Ursul yesterday, Michael and I with Alfred Knuckles
Speaker 6: over in Midway and and I got them. I just
Speaker 6: enjoyed my u because I got them telling the story
Speaker 6: that the original Old Friends was on Alfred's on Hearstland,
Speaker 6: Uh until doubt, you know, it outgrew it. But they
Speaker 6: were telling some of the stories of those first that
Speaker 6: and I don't think they'd mind saying they didn't know
Speaker 6: what the hell they were doing.
Speaker 7: But they knew.
Speaker 3: They just wanted to take care of.
Speaker 6: These these old you know, these old guys and make
Speaker 6: sure that there was a happy outcome. And they you know,
Speaker 6: creator and some of these horses, and they they got
Speaker 6: a couple back from Japan, which was brand new idea
Speaker 6: at that time. And and uh, that was fun to
Speaker 6: listen to those guys tell their tell their stories.
Speaker 3: That family been around for Yeah.
Speaker 6: I knew the brothers and the father and the whole.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I knew them. Yeah, he went to marry down
Speaker 2: there one time and Charles, you know, that would have
Speaker 2: been Alfred's uncle. Yeah, was running, you know, and I
Speaker 2: took it was a maiden Philly down there to breed
Speaker 2: and uh, breeding a horse him. I will about room
Speaker 2: and nobody remembers him to me. But it had to
Speaker 2: be cheap or I wouldn't have been I couldn't afford
Speaker 2: to bring to it.
Speaker 3: Yeah, anyway, unt to appreciate.
Speaker 2: She was raised in Hell. Yeah, and you know maiden
Speaker 2: marrine so forth.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and uh.
Speaker 2: Charles was h had a shank on one side and
Speaker 2: the other guy had a shank on the other side,
Speaker 2: and you know they were like that. Charles look over.
Speaker 3: And says, now, don't you pull me?
Speaker 2: Yeah? Uh. Anyway, Finally I said, wait a minute, I
Speaker 2: said something wrong here, slet'sten. Let's just forget it. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and let me take his marry And I took her
Speaker 2: home and jumped with the teaser again and everything, you know,
Speaker 2: and took her back two days later and she stood
Speaker 2: like an old ror. Oh God, I got runfold to.
Speaker 1: Good.
Speaker 2: Well.
Speaker 3: That is a great that is a great family. And
Speaker 3: Alfred was telling.
Speaker 6: The stories of how when he was what was it
Speaker 6: he when he was about ten or eleven years old,
Speaker 6: he worked on them on the farm.
Speaker 3: But he was working on the.
Speaker 6: The agriculture part of the farm for seven dollars and
Speaker 6: he went said said I want to work with the horses.
Speaker 3: I want to work with the yearlings.
Speaker 6: And they said, well all right, but but to pay
Speaker 6: for that's five dollars.
Speaker 3: So he said, I took a big pay cut to
Speaker 3: go work with.
Speaker 9: Them that I think.
Speaker 6: Ran the farm park you know, okay, yeah, yeah, and
Speaker 6: this farm in mid.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, he was. It was a great family. They
Speaker 2: did two championshipenters, you know, white guys and the Katheline.
Speaker 6: Yeah, we were talking about the Catlin yesterday. Well, they
Speaker 6: were trying to figure out he was somehow in all
Speaker 6: the family business. They somebody forgot to tell where the
Speaker 6: Cathline was buried. And they're and they and they're not
Speaker 6: exactly sure where. They're all getting together trying to talk
Speaker 6: to talk it through to figure out where he's buried.
Speaker 3: And that that horse is going into the Hall of Fame.
Speaker 6: Oh yeah, and and uh Alfred is going up to
Speaker 6: to speak on behalf of that and so he will
Speaker 6: be with us, and uh.
Speaker 3: He was never beaten horse.
Speaker 2: Gild was carrying more weak than him and He had
Speaker 2: a funny way of moving because he had stepped on something.
Speaker 1: I remember that, and.
Speaker 2: You know, and when he would start out, it looked like,
Speaker 2: you know, he was sore.
Speaker 3: He wouldn't.
Speaker 2: So he had stepped on something and injured afoot and
Speaker 2: he paddled it. And ye, but he paddled in hurry.
Speaker 3: That was good to say. It all worked out in
Speaker 3: his favor.
Speaker 2: I got to catch up here, guys. Well, let's see
Speaker 2: breeding seasons winding down and the earing sales are right
Speaker 2: around the corner. There are four young Grade one winning
Speaker 2: sons of top sars with first cop earing to sail
Speaker 2: standing at Ashford stud Corniche, Epicenter, Golden Powell and Jack
Speaker 2: Christopher Corniche undefeated. The two win of the Grade one
Speaker 2: Breeders Cup Juvenel Grade one American phaedeh and of a
Speaker 2: million two hundred and sixty three thousand is by the
Speaker 2: leading side quality road while the road stands for one
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty thousand. His damn is wasted.
Speaker 3: Tiar.
Speaker 2: She won Grade two stations earned nine hundred and forty
Speaker 2: one thousand. Epicenter won station two. Was a champion three
Speaker 2: Old culture was here. He is by not this time.
Speaker 2: His Feast thirty five thousand and a Grade one winner
Speaker 2: and Grade one sor by the great Giants Causeway, who
Speaker 2: stood his entire career at Ashford. Study On Pale won
Speaker 2: Grade one States one Breeder's Cup Stakes at two and
Speaker 2: three one seven stakes. It earned a million eight hundred
Speaker 2: and twenty five thousand, and he's by the late great
Speaker 2: runner and Uncle Moe, who, like Johns Causeway, stood his
Speaker 2: entire curried ash Ford stead. Jack Christopher won the Grade
Speaker 2: one Champagne States was unbeaten. The two won the Grade
Speaker 2: one h Allen Jerkins and Grade one Woodie Stevens at
Speaker 2: in the Grade two Pat Day Mile at three was
Speaker 2: unbeaten around one turn. And he hearing to me in
Speaker 2: two hundred and sixteen thousand. He's signed by Munnings. His
Speaker 2: table made at ash Ford stood. Munnings annually ranks among
Speaker 2: the leading sires in North America. Munnings is right there
Speaker 2: again this year. His fee is sixty five thousand. Level
Speaker 2: wats for yearlings by first crop Sys Cornie, Epicenter, Golden
Speaker 2: Pale and Jack Christopher future leading says and for more
Speaker 2: on the stallions over at ash Ford stood called the
Speaker 2: Farm eight five nine eighty seven three seventy eighty eight
Speaker 2: and the website is coolmore dot com.
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Speaker 1: eighty two. It's the nation's largest custom halter shop. Twenty
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Speaker 5: They don't have a paper catalog.
Speaker 1: You go online and go to quilling dot com because
Speaker 1: things change all the time. They have sales, they have
Speaker 1: nice sales, and now that the yearling sales are up,
Speaker 1: you gotta have all those gorgeous yearlings sale halters. They're beautiful,
Speaker 1: and you gotta have a lot of weanling and full halters.
Speaker 1: We drove path somewhere today. They had a.
Speaker 5: Whole field at yearlings in there.
Speaker 1: They've bo them over and now they've got weenlings coming out.
Speaker 1: So all those all those things, especially the ones that
Speaker 1: belong to the people that ship them in for you
Speaker 1: to take care of them, they need snazzy looking halters
Speaker 1: and snazzy looking things.
Speaker 5: That look like they've really been taken care of.
Speaker 1: And also, of course they have the regular UH key
Speaker 1: tags and passport covers and all this that kind of stuff.
Speaker 1: But right now is the time to get ready. And
Speaker 1: then what's the next batch of sales? Are there any
Speaker 1: horses and training sails in the fall? I can't remember,
Speaker 1: but anyway, we're loading them up right now with yearlings
Speaker 1: and then they'll be ween ling.
Speaker 2: I think the next one is the do Fasey Tip
Speaker 2: in Kentucky JUI sales.
Speaker 6: And then Saratoga, Yeah, and then Keeenland September.
Speaker 1: I guess yeah, So all those things have to be
Speaker 1: decked out. So, like I said, quality service, leather goods, Quillent,
Speaker 1: q U I L L Iron dot com. In Paris,
Speaker 1: it's nine eight seven oh two one five.
Speaker 2: It's not gonna be here. But he is calling in
Speaker 2: and giving us four winners, so we're going to announce
Speaker 2: him four yeah, well, no, just three.
Speaker 1: Oh three four whatever.
Speaker 6: I was looking forward to what he was going to
Speaker 6: stay about the Stephen Foster Handicap.
Speaker 2: Well, first he picks first money to win it.
Speaker 3: Oh really, yeah?
Speaker 2: First the first mission is that right? Okay, I can't
Speaker 2: read the regress he's writing here.
Speaker 1: You just got that up swing?
Speaker 2: Well here it is right here. First, I said, first runner, Oh.
Speaker 1: Well you know she's gone to Churchill.
Speaker 3: That's what James gone. First mission number one.
Speaker 2: We we'll talk about that.
Speaker 3: Gonna go off that four and one.
Speaker 2: And you don't lose that. I'm going to have to
Speaker 2: use that the top of the hour.
Speaker 5: Okay, okay, I'm it's gonna write it down, put it
Speaker 5: out there. Oh yeah, just take a picture.
Speaker 3: I'll take a picture. Take a picture with your smart phone.
Speaker 6: There you go, Jackie, you are a tech wonder.
Speaker 1: Oh gee whiz, oh my godn't have an if anybody
Speaker 1: ever I got it, I will new left, I.
Speaker 6: Will get bet on Bristnet, and our troubles after today
Speaker 6: are over over.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm gonna let's come with my winnings, make.
Speaker 6: A big contribution to old friends, and we're on our way.
Speaker 5: There you go.
Speaker 1: Who else are you going?
Speaker 6: No, I'm not, I'm not. No, won't be going. I'll
Speaker 6: be watching them, but I.
Speaker 13: Won't be Yeah.
Speaker 7: Well you know, yeah, I got tours today, I won't
Speaker 7: be going. But tomorrow it's your birthday, miss Jackie.
Speaker 3: Right, tomorrow's your birthday. I'm not allowed to say that.
Speaker 3: How did you know that?
Speaker 1: You told him he's got it on his refrigerator at
Speaker 1: his house.
Speaker 7: Well if I would sing, I was sending you a
Speaker 7: happy birthday.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah, and that gorgeous sat from the gorgeous Cross
Speaker 1: what you call.
Speaker 2: It, jewelry store in Paris only the only jewelish, only.
Speaker 1: Jewel store in Paris on the right when you go
Speaker 1: in there, real nice people. His wife works at the bank,
Speaker 1: and before that, years ago, she was I had a
Speaker 1: she was manager of a store and all that kind
Speaker 1: of they're good local folks. They're really nice.
Speaker 8: Well, if such things a perfect couple, you are perfect.
Speaker 3: Huh, you are a perfect couple.
Speaker 7: A perfect couple.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, a couple of what.
Speaker 1: Had Simon wrong today?
Speaker 9: He's a romantic.
Speaker 5: Like yeah, of course, I don't know.
Speaker 2: We've been married now. But Jackie forty years.
Speaker 6: He got married on Derby Day and uh eighty three
Speaker 6: we were talking about who won the eighty three Derby.
Speaker 9: The thought it was dollars.
Speaker 3: I saw that I was off the year.
Speaker 1: No, it's that wasn't that I would have remembered that one.
Speaker 3: It was.
Speaker 2: Sunny.
Speaker 9: I wasn't eighty three, what sunny Haylong was not eighty three.
Speaker 2: We got married that little church at uh who of church? Yeah,
Speaker 2: and it's survived it's still standing.
Speaker 3: Still standing that then it went through the Civil War,
Speaker 3: and you're all marriage.
Speaker 2: It did go through the Civil War. They had a
Speaker 2: big battle, right, I had a big battle right there.
Speaker 3: Yeah, Yeah, Tony Taylor.
Speaker 2: Did you say something?
Speaker 5: Yeah, I better right that the.
Speaker 2: Remember it's better than mine because mine, mine is worn out.
Speaker 1: Urso grew up in that church. It's a nice church
Speaker 1: on the corner.
Speaker 7: It's it's beautiful.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: I gotta tell you a story. I mean, I was
Speaker 2: sitting in front roll with my mother and I was
Speaker 2: just five or six years old, and they had a
Speaker 2: stack of bbs, you know, I like a little two
Speaker 2: of those bb.
Speaker 3: Two of bbs.
Speaker 15: I had my thumb over, my thumb flipped off. Oh no,
Speaker 15: and my mother. I looked up at her and her
Speaker 15: face was as red as it in and any a beat.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And any time we'd move, you'd hear a people
Speaker 2: you go pook and roll out.
Speaker 1: Bless her heart.
Speaker 5: That was something.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm said there was with me.
Speaker 3: Well, at least she had she in church.
Speaker 9: That was probably a good thing.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I don't know if that it I don't know if
Speaker 3: it took or not.
Speaker 16: Yeah, cause it spends you gotta do a spendthrift here
Speaker 16: and do the second. Uh, that's all right, I got
Speaker 16: I was gonna tell you one motel Easter egg hun up.
Speaker 2: Uh. A little buddy of mine, Jim.
Speaker 3: Hutchins, and both of us a.
Speaker 2: Little both about eight years old something like that, and
Speaker 2: they had an Easter egg hunt and we figured that
Speaker 2: there was a prize for the wind and five for
Speaker 2: the least. So I gave old mind to Jimmy and
Speaker 2: he got a lovely basket for the food and I
Speaker 2: got a yo yoga.
Speaker 3: So we fixed the Easter egg hunt.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you know the damn well they knew what was
Speaker 2: going on.
Speaker 3: In the church.
Speaker 1: Fix Easter egg hunt at church. At the church.
Speaker 2: Yeah yeah, I was a chip off the old block.
Speaker 3: You gotta one way or another.
Speaker 2: You got a yeah, right right, Uh, we'll do this
Speaker 2: in a minute.
Speaker 1: Go driving russy crazy.
Speaker 5: Sitting there.
Speaker 3: The has the tourist been been?
Speaker 17: I know we had a terrible We had a terrible
Speaker 17: time with the rain in April. I uh, every every
Speaker 17: key weekend, little grass stakes, everything was poured and we
Speaker 17: had the same thing derby week. But since then, I know,
Speaker 17: with old friends the tours to pick back up, people
Speaker 17: are having a good time.
Speaker 8: Yeah, it was tough in the beginning with all the
Speaker 8: raining stores, but it's picking up now good. So we're
Speaker 8: running hard and we're doing up to around our old
Speaker 8: friends good.
Speaker 3: Uh and that's.
Speaker 8: Going really good. And it's it really is picking up.
Speaker 8: No word in the beginning, but now it's it's going good.
Speaker 5: Good.
Speaker 1: You go to Katie Rich.
Speaker 7: Right, my yeah, my best friend knows Katie Rich Larry
Speaker 7: dorm right.
Speaker 1: They had a steak swinner, a big six swingter not
Speaker 1: two weeks ago.
Speaker 2: Oh yeah, they they they've used a lot of nice horses.
Speaker 3: Yeah, George Braes, he's doing a good job out there.
Speaker 8: We got may A ready, she's running this uh New
Speaker 8: York next week a mistake and.
Speaker 3: He's found a lot of good horses and rains and
Speaker 3: all of good horses out there.
Speaker 5: Yeah, he's got a couple of.
Speaker 3: Nice curling your remains, he's got unco males.
Speaker 5: He's who he loves her as good.
Speaker 2: I kind of keep up with him because uh, they're
Speaker 2: trying of uh mlle h. Mccaulloye feeds and you know,
Speaker 2: so whenever they have bred erase runner and mccaulley would
Speaker 2: run a commercial on him.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, well, stopped me. If I told you so,
Speaker 3: he likes to join him on the tours. Larry Door.
Speaker 5: Yeah, I had twenty people in the farm one day.
Speaker 8: Dogs tell out loud, Sean, I know what the number
Speaker 8: one question all these folks ask you where is the bluegrass?
Speaker 7: I said, you way off the number more questions asked.
Speaker 7: All the women asked me, or you've seen.
Speaker 3: You're getting married? Disappointed a lot of women.
Speaker 2: I know, well there is bluegrass when that when that
Speaker 2: turns blue and that see just in the usually in June,
Speaker 2: first couple of weeks. And and if it's as a
Speaker 2: full field of bluegrass.
Speaker 3: You know, and I had I'm older than I think,
Speaker 3: and it's it's it.
Speaker 2: You can look out and I'm saying, if the wind's
Speaker 2: blowing or something, there'll be a blue tin from from
Speaker 2: the seeds in the bluegrass.
Speaker 9: Yeah yeah, and that right, So yes, sir, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 9: And that is a that is a question. I mean,
Speaker 9: here's a question yet.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: They back when I was a cock and I some
Speaker 2: I heard him. I used to do that crocker stand
Speaker 2: over there, and I remember there were some people there
Speaker 2: that UH were talking about. I don't see any bluegrass
Speaker 2: I've been. So I went down and picked up one
Speaker 2: little stem and I showed it to him. I said, here,
Speaker 2: what color is this? He says, well, it is blue.
Speaker 1: Uh.
Speaker 2: I guess we better go on.
Speaker 1: Okay, Oh, thank you for coming. Can come back.
Speaker 3: It's always it's always fun.
Speaker 1: Now, what what's next? Like if anybody would want to
Speaker 1: just go out, you have any picnics or anything.
Speaker 6: Oh, we're having our volunteer We're gonna have a volunteer
Speaker 6: cookout on the ninth for for our volunteers.
Speaker 3: And uh, but no, just just come out.
Speaker 9: Just call and you know we'll get you on a
Speaker 9: tour with.
Speaker 3: With Michael or any one of our thirty volunteers.
Speaker 5: Okay, what what's your phone number for?
Speaker 7: Two A five nine two one three six six five.
Speaker 3: Three best tour certainly in the bluegrass, but one of
Speaker 3: the best tours you'll tour experiences you'll have anyway.
Speaker 5: Thank you so much. Let me say it again.
Speaker 1: Two one three six six six five three five three Okay, gotcha.
Speaker 7: And I want to tell you for all or just
Speaker 7: to be in here, what you are.
Speaker 2: Oh my goodness, you have been. We're we're delighted that
Speaker 2: you we come in here and talk to it.
Speaker 3: Well, I'm allful lucky to be here.
Speaker 1: Well, we're off lucky to have you.
Speaker 3: Well, if you want to pay something, and what's your
Speaker 3: favorite kind of cake?
Speaker 7: And next time I come, I want to bring your
Speaker 7: birthday cake from Wallace Station.
Speaker 5: Nice.
Speaker 7: They make a brewery cake.
Speaker 3: That that brings up.
Speaker 5: That's wonderful.
Speaker 1: I didn't know, you know, mate.
Speaker 3: You didn't really ask. But if you if you want
Speaker 3: it on my favorite carrot cakes, all right, okay to
Speaker 3: tell you just put that but in on my birthdays
Speaker 3: some chocolate.
Speaker 1: Well, thank you guys.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you too.
Speaker 3: Have always want to see you.
Speaker 2: I'm trying to see what I'm supposed to do.
Speaker 1: Thank you.
Speaker 2: I'm supposed to do an inergery right now, but I
Speaker 2: should be doing it. You got to do a spendthrift
Speaker 2: center first, Okay. Through June, the nation's leading sigh in
Speaker 2: the midschief stands to spend Thrift Farm. He's side there
Speaker 2: earners of over fifteen million dollars and leads the second
Speaker 2: rank staying by more than five million, So he's well
Speaker 2: on his way to the leading the silist for seven
Speaker 2: consecutive year. Also in twenty twenty five, two of the
Speaker 2: nation's three first crop stars Rock Your World and the
Speaker 2: Yaupon Standard Spendthrift Upon incidentally has sided sixty nine two
Speaker 2: year olds to be offered a public auction, sixty of
Speaker 2: them sold and the average two hundred and sixteen thousand,
Speaker 2: two hundred dollars. The nation's leading second cop sire but Coma,
Speaker 2: and third rank second crops are Authentic Standard Spendthrift Farm
Speaker 2: and the leading third crop sis Omaha Beached Maximum Minister,
Speaker 2: Vino Russell and Motoli Standard Spendthrift. Spencer stands have pretty
Speaker 2: much dominated the silist in the past few seasons, and
Speaker 2: of course you are welcome to inspect the stallions all
Speaker 2: the Texas. A phone call the Britain said we'll be
Speaker 2: closing soon, but if you have a late folding, Mayor
Speaker 2: of Phillip right off the track called Days of Brian
Speaker 2: and Marker Dan miss late, but may it's not too late,
Speaker 2: and it's never too early to plan for twenty sixteen.
Speaker 2: The number is eighty five nine two nine four yearsual
Speaker 2: thirty and see the website at Spenserfarm dot com. And
Speaker 2: many thanks to all of you that patronize the Spensive
Speaker 2: Stallion this year. I'm way behind on my commercials.
Speaker 3: Sir, are Hill Parker.
Speaker 1: Let me talk about Hill, all right, Hill, the guy
Speaker 1: that said two parts. He's a respected, wonderful, real smart
Speaker 1: relative state agent, which means he knows the ownings and
Speaker 1: regulations and state this and that stuff. That was all
Speaker 1: the legal parts. And then interestingly, he's a horseman. He's
Speaker 1: a licensed sorts trainer in eleven states, years of experiences thoroughbreds.
Speaker 1: I don't think he's ever messed with standard breds. I've
Speaker 1: never seen him around, you know.
Speaker 5: But steeple chasers and fox.
Speaker 1: Centers and so on and so on. So what this
Speaker 1: means is, if you are looking for a horse farm,
Speaker 1: whether it's just has never had anything on it but cattle,
Speaker 1: or if it's finished wherever you are in the planning stages,
Speaker 1: he's probably got a farm that fits. He's hit a
Speaker 1: couple on the internet past couple of days. I mean,
Speaker 1: they are some beautiful pieces of property. So he knows
Speaker 1: the deal is. He knows what kind of questions they ask,
Speaker 1: what is the primary purpose?
Speaker 5: Why are you doing this?
Speaker 1: Stableing, breeding, training, all kind of stuff, So he knows
Speaker 1: the answers. Where you put buildings and oh gosh, roads
Speaker 1: and fences and everything. Believe me, this is the guy
Speaker 1: you need to talk to. He'll Parker all right, and the.
Speaker 2: Best way to get to talk to him is to
Speaker 2: call him. And hills number is uh is an eighty
Speaker 2: five nine number six zero eight eighty thirty nine, and
Speaker 2: he and his lovely bride Regan worked together pretty much.
Speaker 2: And but that's that's your number. Are uh? Go to
Speaker 2: His is a website which is Lexhorsefarms dot com, lex
Speaker 2: horse Farms dot com. Great people, great people. I recommend
Speaker 2: them highly.
Speaker 4: Now back to horsetails with ursa ellis.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I'm gonna do an Airdrey now now that we're
Speaker 2: back to horsetails, Okay, Hi, Betley, I bets them. But
Speaker 2: June twenty one and the Great three five hundred tiwn
Speaker 2: out of Ohio Derby was won by Moplex, a three
Speaker 2: year old hope from the first drop by Complexity Stands
Speaker 2: at Airdrestood. Moplex went into the Ohio Derby off a
Speaker 2: victory in one hundred and fifty thousand dollars Bay Shore
Speaker 2: Stakes at Aquador. He has also one of the Grade
Speaker 2: three Sanford at Saratoga, the two hundred found dollar Funny
Speaker 2: Side at Saratoga, placed in three other states, including the
Speaker 2: Grade one Champagne. He's run eight times one five, never
Speaker 2: been out of money, and he's earned seven hundred and
Speaker 2: forty five thousand. And let me point out that second
Speaker 2: to Moplex and the Grade three High Derby was Chunk
Speaker 2: of Gold, a coke bred by Burton C. Jones, founder
Speaker 2: of Aredrew Study, and that coach is out of amraa
Speaker 2: Cairol Prince Complexity stable made at airdri Study. Complexity as
Speaker 2: side seven stakes winners a dozen state sources in his
Speaker 2: first cop among them Black Foster, a Grade two winner
Speaker 2: in England, Cayley's Angel, winner to stakes at Oaklombe, another Turfway,
Speaker 2: Tough Cats, winner of stakes at the fair Grounds and
Speaker 2: second in stakes at Churchill in Kenan. Holly Grove was
Speaker 2: one stakes at Turfway and placed in three more stakes,
Speaker 2: including graded stakes. Complexity Jane is one stakes at law
Speaker 2: manson the Woodbine. Fourteen percent his runners have earned. Black
Speaker 2: Type Complexity won the Grade one Champagne and Champagne the
Speaker 2: Grade two Kilso was second in the Grade one four
Speaker 2: go all in New York. He was a runner. He
Speaker 2: signed runners from all the stand standing at air Restood
Speaker 2: just called Shannon A. Kyle at A five nine eight
Speaker 2: seven three seventy two seventy and the website is airdrestood
Speaker 2: dot com. Well, I've got something to say about Bloodstock
Speaker 2: Research Information Services. Daddy, bet Jackie, you might want to
Speaker 2: contribute to this. We hacked and we lost our computer
Speaker 2: and everything, and they came in. This nice lady over
Speaker 2: April April. She's got a shop over there, and she
Speaker 2: hears the bank, yeah, the fifth third bank, and they
Speaker 2: came in to fix fix our computer. She did, well,
Speaker 2: I had I have a account and had been there
Speaker 2: for a long time with Bloodstock Research, and I couldn't
Speaker 2: do a show without it, but I couldn't get in
Speaker 2: because I had lost my uh password. Well, she talked
Speaker 2: to them and explained what was going on, and they
Speaker 2: worked with her, and they said, set her up, uh,
Speaker 2: set me up with a new password and everything and everything.
Speaker 2: Once she got it going and the old brisk between them,
Speaker 2: they got me right back on, yeah, right back in business.
Speaker 2: And the next day I got a call from Bloodstock Research.
Speaker 2: It's everything going all right with you now, I'm that nice.
Speaker 2: We just thought we would check with you and make sure. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Now that's the kind of people they are over there,
Speaker 2: not only that they provide a great service. I mean
Speaker 2: I couldn't do the show without him, and that I
Speaker 2: wasn't going to be able to do the show without
Speaker 2: him as a matter of fact. But and they bend
Speaker 2: over backwards when they found out what was going on
Speaker 2: to help, yeah, and then checked up to make sure
Speaker 2: the next day, Yeah, to see if everything was okay.
Speaker 2: So these are the kind of people over Bloodstock Research
Speaker 2: Information Services, and James Scully is one of them.
Speaker 1: So yeah, it was really it was really tight because
Speaker 1: Ursul does his own commercials of course, and then I
Speaker 1: put them on the Internet, so they get sent out
Speaker 1: to the sponsors. And we were down to you know,
Speaker 1: when the internet, when the computer got fixed and the
Speaker 1: bank was fixed, and you got to be careful and
Speaker 1: tell all the people that you're in contact with what happened,
Speaker 1: because you don't want somebody like Breath to catch a
Speaker 1: virus you got, you know, So we took care of everybody,
Speaker 1: and so brisnow was as helpful as they could be.
Speaker 2: Absolutely, And James's not gonna be here. He had to
Speaker 2: be at Churchill Downs today, I'll bet you. And it's
Speaker 2: a great big race that you know stakes races down
Speaker 2: there today. Well, he gave us he called in and
Speaker 2: he gave us his selections for three of them, including
Speaker 2: the big one, which is a great one Stephen Foster,
Speaker 2: and he likes number one in there, a horse named
Speaker 2: First Mission, and then he is the American Derby that
Speaker 2: they're running, and he like the First Mission, by the way,
Speaker 2: is four to one. He likes Freedom's not free. He's
Speaker 2: seven to two in the tapping stakes. Uh, he likes
Speaker 2: love you anyway and he's five to one. So those
Speaker 2: are his selections for the day from Bloodstock Research. So
Speaker 2: I would pay attention to him if I were you,
Speaker 2: because he's one of the best in the best handicappers
Speaker 2: we've ever run across.
Speaker 1: And when URSU was on the phone with Bristnet, we
Speaker 1: should tell James High. Yeah, you know, it's family atmosphere. Yeah,
Speaker 1: what it is, that's why it's excellent. And that's theft man.
Speaker 1: You click in a mayor's name and a year in boom,
Speaker 1: you got that.
Speaker 5: Yeah, what you want your little pedigree or the reason.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's it's a great organization, the great people, and
Speaker 2: you know they took good care of us. When we
Speaker 2: were in trouble, so I can't ask for any more
Speaker 2: than that, right, exactly, super ALRIGHTY, I guess we'll move
Speaker 2: right along. And what are we going to do now?
Speaker 2: I guess we can look at some of the a
Speaker 2: couple of it's listen at a couple of SAX races, Uh,
Speaker 2: Stephen Foster. Grade one is is didn't go off for
Speaker 2: six o three down at Churchill Down today. But that's
Speaker 2: I believe that's only grade one there. Uh, And I'm
Speaker 2: really interested in Mystic Dan. Of course he won his
Speaker 2: first star back. Of course he was last year the
Speaker 2: derby winner. He was by Golden Fans. Stanza which spend thrifum.
Speaker 2: Number one is first mission.
Speaker 6: Uh.
Speaker 2: Street Sense number two is mind framed by Constitution, and
Speaker 2: he's one of my favorite horses. Here keep it along, stopping,
Speaker 2: Skip you along. Stocking is number three, Sierra Leone is
Speaker 2: number four, he's probably the likely favorite, and the Mystic
Speaker 2: Dan is number five. And uh hit show is Kenny
Speaker 2: Ride and Ashcarff on their side is my money stands
Speaker 2: over to ashword stood and let's see of course Kenny
Speaker 2: Kenny McPeak trains Mystic Dans and in the next the
Speaker 2: next race. Well it's not the next race, it's the
Speaker 2: seventh race. It's the floor, it's the phase eclipped and
Speaker 2: flew to Lee. It's a Grade two five hundred thousand
Speaker 2: dollars for Phileas Fourios Enough going to Island and eight
Speaker 2: and Royal Spas in her by violence saved time in
Speaker 2: the mister Torpedo. Anna is in there and she is
Speaker 2: uh last year's horse of the Year. Ran out of
Speaker 2: the money in her last start. She is also trained
Speaker 2: by Kenny McPeak and Kenny blamed himself for that, so
Speaker 2: we'll see what he's done anyway. Jen Jin is number
Speaker 2: four and on the outside of five is five by
Speaker 2: Collected who stands over at Eredri stud So that was
Speaker 2: the fluid de Lee and the Stephen Foster got to
Speaker 2: watch him, that's for sure. But one happy mama one
Speaker 2: that maybe Eisenhower Stakes at Prairie Manners on June twenty.
Speaker 2: That was a second straight win after shipping in from
Speaker 2: Churchill downs that win up turn earning still nearly two
Speaker 2: hundred thousand. She's a typical run happy, she's classing. She's
Speaker 2: sam type of runner that pays the bills. Run Happy
Speaker 2: is a proven Grade one Sir. His crack son Nutella Fella,
Speaker 2: won a Grade one hopeful at Saratoga then as a
Speaker 2: two year old, then came back this year to win
Speaker 2: one hundred down douar of Pelican Stakes at Tampa Bay.
Speaker 2: He's also placed in the Grade one Woody Stevens a
Speaker 2: five hundred third out of pot at saratogam and he's
Speaker 2: earned over three hundred and forty two thousand. Other states
Speaker 2: winners by Run Happy include the likes of Millionaire Smile
Speaker 2: Happy When of a pair of Grade two states at
Speaker 2: Churchill placed in three more graded stations, including the Grade
Speaker 2: one Bluegrass right out here at Keenlan. Then there's following
Speaker 2: c one of the Grade two Oasburg at Belmont, placed
Speaker 2: in four Grade one stations four different tracks. These earned
Speaker 2: over eight hundred and fifty five thousand, And then there's
Speaker 2: Happy American he won seven hundred and twenty four thousand,
Speaker 2: and Rockney over seven hundred and forty two thousand. Happy
Speaker 2: as a Choice is one over seven hundred and thirty
Speaker 2: five thousand, Kinetic Sky over six hundred and fifteen thousand,
Speaker 2: Joory for Cadence over five hundred and seventy one thousand.
Speaker 2: Run Classic over five hundred and thirty two thousand, Happy
Speaker 2: Soul is one over five hundred and twenty nine thousand dollars.
Speaker 2: That list just keeps on going on, but you get
Speaker 2: the message. Run Happy of course one an Eclipse Award
Speaker 2: raced medication, pre retired sound and he's passing on his
Speaker 2: class and his soundness to his PRODUCTY stands over LBN Farm.
Speaker 2: I don't think they've shut down the breeding should yet.
Speaker 2: And he's a bargain. He is a bargain at seventy
Speaker 2: five hundred laffold called Jacobs at eighty five nine ninety
Speaker 2: seven two three three oh and the website is clevelandfarm
Speaker 2: dot com. Jackie want to see exceptly.
Speaker 1: Oh popew Insurance Company great people. When we moved to
Speaker 1: Bourbon County, god knows how long ago, we hunted around
Speaker 1: and our friends of alt said.
Speaker 5: Hope, well, it's the police to go for insurance.
Speaker 1: So we did and we've been really happy ever since.
Speaker 1: What they are is kind of a dual function agency.
Speaker 1: They're not an agency tied to a big, super duper
Speaker 1: worldwide insurance company. So what you get is what they
Speaker 1: do is they don't work for an insurance company. So
Speaker 1: what they did they use a carefully selected group of
Speaker 1: financially sound, reputable companies so they can offer the best
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Speaker 1: and choose what you want. And because the way they
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Speaker 1: Now that's half of it. The other half of it
Speaker 1: is they're always there. They're always available, and you don't
Speaker 1: have to push buttons when you call somebody answers said
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Speaker 5: They'll do a good job for you.
Speaker 2: Okay, well, what we're do now, take care of our
Speaker 2: good friends. Over to Kentucky third Bad Owners and Breeders
Speaker 2: Association KTA chaunty Mars. Look at Kentucky Great Winterows of
Speaker 2: Stakes last week. Of course the big one, Uh, there
Speaker 2: was just a great three, but that was the one
Speaker 2: everybody would pay attention to him was a green three
Speaker 2: five hundred thousand dollars. Oh how Derby and Moplex one
Speaker 2: that he's about complexity stands over to erdri stud and
Speaker 2: he was read by Everything's cricket racing. Everything cricket racing
Speaker 2: by move by complexity. The Grade two Chicago Stakes at
Speaker 2: Tertio Downs. What right got Brian? Oh okay, Brian, how
Speaker 2: are you this morning?
Speaker 5: Oh?
Speaker 2: Good?
Speaker 12: Sorry, I hadn't been able to make it past couple
Speaker 12: of weeks.
Speaker 2: How are you well? We're still alive. Nothing gor and
Speaker 2: D has happened uh over the last two each other
Speaker 2: than we've been complaining to everybody else. Might a little
Speaker 2: complain to you. We got hacked, but uh and lost
Speaker 2: our computer service and everything else there for about those
Speaker 2: four days.
Speaker 12: Oh yeah, I always stay output, you know. Yeah, somebody
Speaker 12: steals my identity. They got to keep it. I'm not
Speaker 12: going to take it back.
Speaker 2: Well, Jackie knew about it first because they had broken
Speaker 2: into her credit card.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they charged, oh tried to charge up nine thousand
Speaker 1: seven dollars. Now that's nutty any place. So we got
Speaker 1: that fixed in about ten minutes.
Speaker 12: Yeah, you know unless the Philadelphia Amazon truck with.
Speaker 1: That absolutely well ups.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but anyway we got out of it. The young
Speaker 2: lady there that in Paris who had some job aprils
Speaker 2: their names right there closest she have charge of the bank. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and anyway she's she to get out and got it.
Speaker 2: Everything where out with the internet. But I think four
Speaker 2: days or something like that too. But anyway, I'll stopped
Speaker 2: complaining about it and people hanging up phones all over everything.
Speaker 2: So what's going on down on your way? How is
Speaker 2: your colt up here?
Speaker 10: Now?
Speaker 12: He's in Midway? Yes, he's I went to.
Speaker 18: I had to make a really quick trip to Kentucky.
Speaker 18: I wasn't able to come by and stay long enough
Speaker 18: to go on the show. But I was at a
Speaker 18: conference that was in Louisville and went there, and so
Speaker 18: I went by. He's the Midway pretty close down there
Speaker 18: to the college, and I didn't.
Speaker 12: Recognize him when they brought him out. He's been there
Speaker 12: two weeks, but he's been turned out with let's see three,
Speaker 12: three or four other colts. Can't remember, and so he
Speaker 12: was old, kind of sit looking, and I guess he's
Speaker 12: been running with them when he's grown. So at first
Speaker 12: I didn't recognize him when they brought him out to me.
Speaker 12: So he's done really well.
Speaker 2: Oh good, that's good. That's great. Yeah, well, I hope
Speaker 2: he does really well when you go to racing.
Speaker 12: I kind of thank you for the he it's really
Speaker 12: helped him.
Speaker 10: I said, grass down here just isn't anything like Kentucky grass.
Speaker 10: And I think being with other you know, babies to
Speaker 10: run around and play and all that really.
Speaker 12: Helps him too. I mean, you got the little many
Speaker 12: here missed him for about a week, but then he
Speaker 12: buddied up with the other many horse. But I'm sure
Speaker 12: he's not getting the run of any big pastures you
Speaker 12: know Here're gonna get the redds. I maybe have eight
Speaker 12: a eight acres I guess back there. But you know,
Speaker 12: just getting to be in a big field with a
Speaker 12: bunch of babies, it's so good for him, you know,
Speaker 12: for exercise and legs.
Speaker 7: And all that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's great going on.
Speaker 12: Well confidence I went to UH and we've got here
Speaker 12: at Mississippi State. A lady made a huge donation to
Speaker 12: start a Lamanita center, So they're gonna higher you know,
Speaker 12: some pretty big time people to come here and help
Speaker 12: us try to figure that a way to beat Lamanita.
Speaker 12: Of course we've been working that for a long time.
Speaker 12: But from that conference I went to and talking to
Speaker 12: these people, one of the things that's really amazed me
Speaker 12: is how far we've come and understanding genetics of horses,
Speaker 12: you know, and Thoroughbreds we don't have well really, I
Speaker 12: can't think of any I don't guess necessarily out of
Speaker 12: those general diseases like you do a quarter horses, because
Speaker 12: I think we're quarter horses get into trouble, you know,
Speaker 12: even though people criticize the thoroughbreds that were too inbred,
Speaker 12: although you know, the study that they did a UK
Speaker 12: there showed that really we're not as inbred as we
Speaker 12: thought we were. You know, even when they went back
Speaker 12: and a lot of old friends horses were in that
Speaker 12: study because I helped breed them, I think they looked
Speaker 12: I believe it's twenty years different, remember that, right. They
Speaker 12: looked the count of and say modern third breads, and
Speaker 12: they went back and looked at older thoroughbreds and they
Speaker 12: showed that really there wasn't any difference in inbreeding between
Speaker 12: the two. But what happens to these quarter horses and
Speaker 12: understanding this more now that I've been down here. And
Speaker 12: doctor Benning who came up one time and was on
Speaker 12: the show, she really active in the quarter Horse Association,
Speaker 12: so she knows all this stuff. But you know, with
Speaker 12: quarter horses, because you might have a stay in, say
Speaker 12: it's a big raining stay in and he got another
Speaker 12: study in that's a big cutting stay, any another's stay
Speaker 12: and it's a big show's stay in the haunter stay,
Speaker 12: and you know they will tend to breed to those
Speaker 12: horses pretty tightly. And then with AI and they're breeding
Speaker 12: a lot. And then you know, we had marriage come
Speaker 12: in here that they're getting you know, I think they're
Speaker 12: going to get two embryos a year out of them.
Speaker 2: I think that's the max.
Speaker 12: We got these mares that they're getting embryos out of
Speaker 12: and even freezing, so you know, they're they're much more
Speaker 12: tightly bread than quarter horses are or sorry, quarter horses,
Speaker 12: not more derbis, but they're they're able to take d
Speaker 12: N a now and one of the things they do
Speaker 12: I thought was just this was just hugely interesting to me,
Speaker 12: is to help them figure out like what type of
Speaker 12: genes might be in horses, is they'll take mules and
Speaker 12: you know, breed them to you know, get the horse DNA.
Speaker 12: They're able to determine when they take DNA and a
Speaker 12: mule and know which part of the DNA comes from
Speaker 12: a horse, which part came from the donkey, and then
Speaker 12: go back and look at that DNA and pick out
Speaker 12: what genes come from the horse. Like if they're trying
Speaker 12: to look for some disease or something, they can go
Speaker 12: pick out those those genes and then compare that unaffected
Speaker 12: horse to affected horses doing the magic they do. And
Speaker 12: a lot of this stuff's down to the University of
Speaker 12: Kentucky and go in there and pick out which genes
Speaker 12: are like they might be causing the disease. I mean,
Speaker 12: to me, that was just completely fascinating and how far
Speaker 12: they've come and diagnose these genetic diseases because you always
Speaker 12: tell students with that hyper kalymic periodic paralysis that corner
Speaker 12: horses get. And what happens is they have a Humans
Speaker 12: can have this gene too, but you could have a
Speaker 12: gene that makes your muscles leaky too potasium. And when
Speaker 12: that happens, your muscles don't work right, They don't conduct
Speaker 12: the electrical impulse from the nerve right, and so you
Speaker 12: get muscles shaken and weakness, and it could even be fatal.
Speaker 12: And I remember when I was I'm sorry.
Speaker 2: Did you hear me?
Speaker 12: I know, so I didn't.
Speaker 2: Sounds like what I've got.
Speaker 12: Well, well you know what the h ipp But you
Speaker 12: know when I was a student and there isn't even
Speaker 12: there wasn't any genetic test, and so what you had
Speaker 12: to do was pass the tube, give that horse a
Speaker 12: bunch of potassium and see if they've had have an episode.
Speaker 12: And you had to have calcium and all this stuff
Speaker 12: sitting there on the stall or have an ivy in
Speaker 12: them because you know, you could kill them with the test.
Speaker 12: And now you can run that test off off of hair.
Speaker 12: So that's how far we've come with genetics. And so
Speaker 12: a lot of that work was you know, it was
Speaker 12: done at UK when I was a a young rep student.
Speaker 12: I used to work over there with Dr Bailey and
Speaker 12: Doctor Tremicky in that old animal pathology building in the
Speaker 12: animal genetics lab back in the day where we would
Speaker 12: blood type horses for parentage. And of course everybody knows
Speaker 12: now you pluck hair if they can just find the DNA.
Speaker 12: So we have come a tremendously long way in genetic diseases,
Speaker 12: and luckily in thoroughbreds we don't have near you know,
Speaker 12: not even one percent of the problems you can run
Speaker 12: into and some of these other breeds, especially quarter horses.
Speaker 2: All right, my friend, we're going to have to run along.
Speaker 2: Is it cooled off? And he haet down there yet?
Speaker 2: It's still hot on hill up here.
Speaker 12: It was amazingly hot. To thank you for early. I
Speaker 12: think we've been about ninety four and I guess about
Speaker 12: where we've parked. Don't have terrible humidity though, so unfortunately
Speaker 12: I get the most gas today, so it's been well toasted.
Speaker 12: We could probably use a touch of rein too, Yeah,
Speaker 12: we were too.
Speaker 2: Yeah, all right, well, well listen, thanks for coming on
Speaker 2: the show again and talking to us, and we'll too.
Speaker 12: We'll see you next week, all right, see you next week.
Speaker 2: Bye bye. Well, time is running out on there in
Speaker 2: the breeding season. But I waited that if you have
Speaker 2: a late folding mayor or filly right off the tracks
Speaker 2: to it, Fitzgibbons will hold the door open for you
Speaker 2: and make you a deal. It would be hard to refuse.
Speaker 2: And they have a great selection of stallings to choose
Speaker 2: from Darby Dan. Take note that the first two year
Speaker 2: olds by Modernists are coming out running one just one
Speaker 2: of thirty three thousand dollars Maiden specially lone star one
Speaker 2: by nine lengths and time just two fitsts of a
Speaker 2: second off the track record. He sold for one hundred
Speaker 2: and ninety thousand dollars at the Old BES Smart Sale,
Speaker 2: and just the other day another one sold for three
Speaker 2: hundred thousand dollars at the Old BS June Tale Mardyn.
Speaker 2: This is the Graded six winner by Uncle Oe and
Speaker 2: his fee is just five thousand dollars lift fold. Then
Speaker 2: they're they're proven cyrus over at Darby Dan, like dialed
Speaker 2: In and Flame Away and Tail of Acti. And then
Speaker 2: there's the young Grade one winner's blazing sevens. He's a
Speaker 2: boy the top side of good magic Gupho. A win
Speaker 2: of Grade one stakes are three four and five. He
Speaker 2: earned over a million two hundred and seventy six thousand,
Speaker 2: and he's by war Front's Declination of war, declaration of war.
Speaker 2: It's had Grade one winners in four different countries. Then
Speaker 2: there's Sheriff's Fight win of a million, four hundred and
Speaker 2: ninety seven thousand. He's by Breeders Cup winner in Syah
Speaker 2: Cyrus's Fight's time, and he's out of a Grade one
Speaker 2: winner and Breeders' Cup champion named perfect Sheryl. She went
Speaker 2: over me in three hundred and ninety thousand dollars. Now
Speaker 2: that's a pedigree call Stuart eight five nine two five
Speaker 2: four four two four and he will hold the breed
Speaker 2: and said door open for you if you hurry and
Speaker 2: check the webs sit arbiden dot com. Well you can
Speaker 2: add three more names to the list of stakes. One
Speaker 2: by horses raised on products from Macauley Feeds. On June
Speaker 2: twenty one, one out of Birch Cat Stakes at Laura
Speaker 2: was won by When I Get to Heaven, bred by
Speaker 2: Maryland customer R. Larry Johnson and raised on his legacy farm.
Speaker 2: When I Get to Heaven has won the Birch Cat
Speaker 2: Stakes two years in a row and he's earned three
Speaker 2: hundred and eighty six thousand, eight hundred and eighty dollars.
Speaker 2: Placing another stakes over at Law then the next day
Speaker 2: at Belmont the Big at Belmont at the Big A
Speaker 2: I should save. The one hundred and twenty five found
Speaker 2: out of Wilton stakes was won by Saraffine, a three
Speaker 2: old phillybred by stone Haven Steadings. The Hilton was the
Speaker 2: first start in stakes for Sweet Seraphine. She was the
Speaker 2: nine hundred found out the Greater of the King in
Speaker 2: September sales. In three starts, he's got two wins. In
Speaker 2: the third she's earned over one hundred and forty four
Speaker 2: thousand and On six twenty four, the Golden Boys Stakes
Speaker 2: at anna asen A Boy downs went to Medicine Boy
Speaker 2: raised on Windstar Farm to learn more about the products
Speaker 2: with McCauley feees just called doctor Johns lou Or Emmy
Speaker 2: Parker and Jenny Morris eight five, nine eighty seven thirty
Speaker 2: thirty three thirty three. Be sure to ask about the
Speaker 2: free services that you're available there. Triple Ground winners, Breeders
Speaker 2: Cup Champions, winners of major stakes here and abroad have
Speaker 2: been raised on products for mccaulley's the first feed meal
Speaker 2: in the nation to produce products exclusively for the horse,
Speaker 2: a practice continued to this day. That's why we say
Speaker 2: at mccaully's fees, it's all about the horse.
Speaker 4: Now back to the Thoroughbred Training Center and ursul ellis
Speaker 4: all right.
Speaker 2: Let me get back to these Kentucky bread Steaks winners
Speaker 2: here and I left off of before I gave you this.
Speaker 2: In the Grade two Chicago Stakes at Churchill Downs went
Speaker 2: to Valfa by gun Runner Bread by Woodford Thoroughbreds. The
Speaker 2: Grade three penn Mile Yesterday four hundred thousand dollars race
Speaker 2: dream On One that but Not this Time bread by
Speaker 2: Aeron and Marie Jones. A hundred thousand dollars Birch Cat
Speaker 2: Stakes at Law was won by When I Get to
Speaker 2: Heaven by Street Magician read by R. Larry Johnson in
Speaker 2: Maryland Legacy Farm. One hundred and twenty five thousand dollars
Speaker 2: Wilton Steaks at Belmont went to Sweet Seraphine by Quality
Speaker 2: of Road bred by stone Haven's Steadings. The two hundred
Speaker 2: and fifty thousand dollars Lady Jacqueline Steaks GoldenEye Magic One
Speaker 2: that at three to or Oero by Muto Macho Man
Speaker 2: bread by Lakeland Farms. The On Friday, the Maymie Eisenhower
Speaker 2: Stakes ats went to one Happy Mama by Runhappy uh
Speaker 2: Bred by uh Ken Ken White. I didn't know. Maybe
Speaker 2: it was some hour the only time that nobody listened.
Speaker 2: Stakes at Horseshoe in the Air. I went to uh
Speaker 2: Tigo by Jimmy Creed who stands over and spend three
Speaker 2: farm very useful side to they some bread by Dean
Speaker 2: and Greg Bear. And let's see that's I think it
Speaker 2: might be one more. Yeah, no, but that's that's that's it.
Speaker 3: That's so so uh what we can do now?
Speaker 2: I look at some more steaks? So its her talk
Speaker 2: about something else. I would talk about something. Look at
Speaker 2: there's not very many graded steaks today. I think the
Speaker 2: ones we gave you at Churchill down well, the Kelly's
Speaker 2: Landing Stakes, we didn't talk about that. It's up at Churchill.
Speaker 2: It's got a feel of seven. Doctor Vetlin's got the rail,
Speaker 2: he's a go stapper, three techniques. It's number two. This
Speaker 2: race is a Grade three two hundred fifty seven for
Speaker 2: three and up one six and a half furlough uh
Speaker 2: Booth very This hour's got to be the favorite. He's
Speaker 2: a very useful kind of a horse. He's by He's
Speaker 2: from the first cop by Matuli stands over Spencefrey Fark
Speaker 2: rule on Big Joe's number four. By perspective, number five
Speaker 2: is out of the conquer, but street Sense number six
Speaker 2: is happy as a choice by Run Happy, Run Happy
Speaker 2: stands at Clayburn Farmer Course. Red flag is number seven
Speaker 2: by time of course, and on the outside is Dorante Doante.
Speaker 2: By the story's humor. Let's see what else they're run
Speaker 2: in graded stakes. They're running a couple of three of
Speaker 2: them up at the Up in Woodbine. They're running four
Speaker 2: stakes at at lone Star and four stakes at Laurel Today,
Speaker 2: all kinds of states races. Let's look at the American
Speaker 2: Derby because I wanna talk about some past American Derby winners.
Speaker 2: And of course that race used to be running Darlington Park,
Speaker 2: and but it's run now at Churchill Downs. It's the
Speaker 2: twelfth race today, goes off at six thirty two, putting
Speaker 2: their mid time miland the sixteenth on the turf two
Speaker 2: hundred and fifty thousand dollars for three rules. The old
Speaker 2: American Derby up there was it was uh not on
Speaker 2: the turf. It was first run way back in eighteen
Speaker 2: eighty one. I told you how old that was. Philly
Speaker 2: named Modesty wanted one of the first American Derby. He
Speaker 2: knows she won in eighty four, but she was a
Speaker 2: full of eighty one. So she also won the Kentucky
Speaker 2: Oaks and she won a stakes race called Sequel Steaks.
Speaker 2: I don't think the run that anymore. That was the
Speaker 2: Saratoga as a four she won ten out of her
Speaker 2: fifteen starts. She was by war dancer out of ballet,
Speaker 2: and she turned out to be the Granddame of Regret.
Speaker 2: Was one in nineteen fifteen Kentucky Derby. Regret. Yeah, she
Speaker 2: Regret never produced any Steaks winners, but she was the
Speaker 2: dam of three mayors daughters that did produce them, including
Speaker 2: ruefel by Saint Germains. She was the dame of a
Speaker 2: real nice steakes winner named first Fiddle Gray Horse up
Speaker 2: and raced up in the night eighteen forty. Is one
Speaker 2: of the best horses, best horses of in training going
Speaker 2: long so anyway, Regret was the first settle was was
Speaker 2: by Saint Germans. It was also the name of twenty
Speaker 2: Grand and Assault of twenty Grand won the derby in
Speaker 2: nineteen thirty one. Yeah, that was the That was the
Speaker 2: year that the last year that the Prequeus was run
Speaker 2: before the derby, and a horse named Mate when that
Speaker 2: he went third in the derby the Derby. Twenty Grand
Speaker 2: had a new track record beat sweep all the race
Speaker 2: for Dixana and made ran third the Prequeus winter In
Speaker 2: third in it. Anyway, Let's see what else we've got here.
Speaker 2: Tapping steaks. Let's see we're in an American derby. Let's
Speaker 2: see it's number one is about Finny stands over spencerf Farm.
Speaker 2: Number two is Flying Mohawk. Reagan's Wit is number one,
Speaker 2: Tis Tactic is. Number three is by Tis the Law
Speaker 2: stands over at Ashford start in Siesta Keys. Number four
Speaker 2: by in the Mischief at Spencrift read by Godolphin. Minot
Speaker 2: Station is number five. Christen a Tourists is jocularly that one.
Speaker 2: Number six is Native Runner by Leo Van. Number seven
Speaker 2: is Suli Volant, and let's see number eight is Freedom's
Speaker 2: not Free Omaha Beach a very good sire young sire
Speaker 2: over at Spendthrift Farm and see who else is in
Speaker 2: at number nine is a Geo Koso, but not this time,
Speaker 2: and and Jigatta is number ten. That's the American Derby
Speaker 2: goes today by midshipman. Let's say they're running the tapping station.
Speaker 2: Let me let me do a Spensery farm, get to
Speaker 2: kind of catch up on my commercials, and we do
Speaker 2: spendthrift and a Sally Van. But through June, the nation's
Speaker 2: leading Shire in the Mischief stands at Spencer Farm. He
Speaker 2: decided the earners over fifteen million dollars and leads his
Speaker 2: second rank stay And by more than five million dollars.
Speaker 2: So he's well on his way to leading the South
Speaker 2: East again this year. And if he does, it'll be
Speaker 2: seven years in a row that he had. Also in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five, two of the nation's three first crop sires,
Speaker 2: Rock Your World and Yapen stand at Spencery Farm. They
Speaker 2: often has signed sixty nine tuos that offered republic auction.
Speaker 2: This year sixty of them sold and they averaged two
Speaker 2: hundred and sixteen zero two hundred dollars. People like them.
Speaker 2: Then nations leading second crop sire the Cooma and third
Speaker 2: crop sire Second crop Sar authentic. They both stand at
Speaker 2: Spencer Farm and they're leading third crop sires Omaha Beach, Maxim, Missis,
Speaker 2: Vino Russo and Matoli. They all stand at spencerf Farm.
Speaker 2: The Spencer status have pretty much dominated the silist the
Speaker 2: past few seasons, and of course you're always welcome to
Speaker 2: inspect the stallions at Spencery. For all it takes is
Speaker 2: a phone call. Britain said, we'll be closing soon. Well,
Speaker 2: if you have a late folding Mare or Philly right
Speaker 2: off the track, give a call to Dais of Brian
Speaker 2: or Mark or Daniel if it's not too late, and
Speaker 2: it's never too early to plan for twenty twenty six anyway,
Speaker 2: the number to call is eight five nine, two nine,
Speaker 2: four years zero thirty. See the website at Spenceryfarm dot
Speaker 2: com and many many thanks to all of you who
Speaker 2: patronize a Spencer stay and this year. Alrighty Jackie, you
Speaker 2: want to do something for.
Speaker 1: Since I got hacked. Sometimes my phone acts funny notha
Speaker 1: funny anyway, Over to Sally Van's service in business for.
Speaker 5: Oh my god, sixty plus years.
Speaker 1: During that time, many of the greatest runners ever to
Speaker 1: step on a racetrack have been entrusted to their care.
Speaker 1: For instance, Justify. I've seen a picture of Justify getting
Speaker 1: up with Sally Van. I looked like Churchill, but I
Speaker 1: don't know anyway they've Sally Van people have learned a
Speaker 1: lot along the way. Obviously, their vehicles and equipment are
Speaker 1: in tiptop shape. They have a really great garage out there.
Speaker 1: It's grape big and they fix all that good stuff.
Speaker 1: But they'll tell you the single most important safety factor
Speaker 1: is the ability and experience of the guy behind the wheel.
Speaker 1: They're very proud of their drivers at Sally Van Service.
Speaker 1: They're experienced drivers and experienced horsemen, and that's a winning combination.
Speaker 1: So think about that the next time you ship your
Speaker 1: horse across county across county country. Excuse me, but it's
Speaker 1: good enough to Justify.
Speaker 5: It's good enough for going to riverdown.
Speaker 1: When you load your horse into a sally Van, you
Speaker 1: can depend on the fact person behind.
Speaker 5: The wheels one of the best in the business.
Speaker 1: Folks that Sally horse fans wouldn't have it any other way.
Speaker 1: And that's why from more than half a century Sally
Speaker 1: Van two five to five nine four oh six safest
Speaker 1: way to the Winner's.
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Speaker 4: Now back to Horsetams with Ursua Ellis.
Speaker 2: All right, they've been some really great horses win American Derby.
Speaker 2: Of course it's been around long enough, you know, like
Speaker 2: I say, modesty won't. Yeah, but it's been down to
Speaker 2: the years, horses like American Derby winners to row. I
Speaker 2: don't know if you remember Toro. He was a full
Speaker 2: of he wented nineteen twenty eight. He was the of
Speaker 2: a nice mayor that Dick Sianna had named Miss Touro,
Speaker 2: and she was the damn of two really nice steaks wunners. Throco,
Speaker 2: who I've got a picture. Soroco went in the Arlington Classic, Yeah,
Speaker 2: beating Bimeleck by eight links, and we've got that picture
Speaker 2: at home jacket. And then a full sister to Sorocco
Speaker 2: was a Philly named four Winds four wins, was a
Speaker 2: by sweep all out of Miss Total and uh she
Speaker 2: was a bleeder, but she won like five out of
Speaker 2: her seven starts. They named the stakes for up in Chicago.
Speaker 2: I don't know if they still I don't think they
Speaker 2: run it now. But they did there for a long time,
Speaker 2: beautiful era I remember very well then. Of course, the
Speaker 2: mate won it in nineteen thirty one. It was American
Speaker 2: Derby U Vocade, the one at back in the early thirties.
Speaker 2: World Away won in nineteen forty one. Of course he
Speaker 2: was a triple crown winner. And then another triple cran
Speaker 2: went to the blog who came up the citation won
Speaker 2: at nineteen forty eight. Native Dancer wanted nineteen fifty what
Speaker 2: I believe it in nineteen fifty three, the Great Swaps
Speaker 2: one of the best horses I ever saw race one
Speaker 2: at nineteen fifty five. He was a terrific, terrific horse.
Speaker 2: I saw him set a world record at Hollywood Park
Speaker 2: and he was he was on going late about third
Speaker 2: and it hit the three agh pole and he went about.
Speaker 2: It looked like the rest of them to stop. And
Speaker 2: after the race, John Longan, who was on a horse,
Speaker 2: went or rather distance second and says, that's son of
Speaker 2: a gun went by his mouth wide open. They should
Speaker 2: never run in that match race with Nagua. By the way,
Speaker 2: he was, yeah, he had that barefoot that they'd stayed
Speaker 2: up all night, and the people up there talked him
Speaker 2: into running. They would try to scratch him and said,
Speaker 2: oh you can't do that. Look at this crowd out here.
Speaker 1: Sick I remember that, Yeah, themselves in a hole.
Speaker 2: And anyway.
Speaker 3: But that's the way it goes. Well.
Speaker 2: Round Table won in nineteen fifty seven. He was that fame,
Speaker 2: same great crop of gall a man and brown table.
Speaker 2: It was in nineteen fifty seven. General Duke iron Lee
Speaker 2: I saw, I saw, I saw him run in the
Speaker 2: nineteen fifty seven May sixth rast Florida dervery down at Spencery, Flarmoa.
Speaker 3: Too.
Speaker 2: Well, let's see if buck Passon wanted in nineteen sixty
Speaker 2: six and the next year Damascus wanted in nineteen sixty seven.
Speaker 2: So I made a mistake of a bunch of pedigrees
Speaker 2: on this thing, on this things. What well, I made
Speaker 2: the mistake of punching a pedigree on black helen, and
Speaker 2: it printed out eight pages of pedigree, good Greek. She
Speaker 2: was out of black. She was about black Tony out
Speaker 2: of one of the all time great producers named latro Ed.
Speaker 1: Of course she's a road now, she's a road. Troin's
Speaker 1: right up here.
Speaker 2: Oh really, yeah, she was a follow in. Troin was
Speaker 2: a fellow in nineteen twenty six years. She's a road
Speaker 2: up there. She was about to Teddy why who Teddy
Speaker 2: t E D D Why who was also important?
Speaker 3: Yeah?
Speaker 2: In Latroian was the Dame of Bimelech and Black Hellen
Speaker 2: and BN Mack and Big Hurry. Big Hurry was the
Speaker 2: name of Bridal Flower and searching. I mean this, this
Speaker 2: is crazy. But uh, others thanlet's see Burgo King b Fearless,
Speaker 2: great Captain, the Admiral they were, they were all out
Speaker 2: of Latro and others in that family of the King
Speaker 2: of the Castle. Let's see. I'm just on page page three,
Speaker 2: straight deal, great race Mary, it's a smoothie marking time,
Speaker 2: relaxing biologists, Hall of Fame, Hall of Famers. But shut
Speaker 2: out who stood right up the road here at what
Speaker 2: was then Reform Hall of Fame And I just mentioned him.
Speaker 2: Francis as By Royal Charger Piper's son. These are all
Speaker 2: from the same family. Malicious he was. He went to
Speaker 2: stud over at the old Arby Dan Let's see out
Speaker 2: door Johnny and Straphanger Bowld Conquest, the great one of
Speaker 2: the all time great race Mayorage buscher By War Admiral
Speaker 2: Champion two Old Philly Champion, handicapped Mayor Champion three Old
Speaker 2: Philly fifteen wins, and she was the dam of jet
Speaker 2: action was by jet pilot. Busher was and of course
Speaker 2: Jaid Pilot won won the Derby nineteen forty seven. That
Speaker 2: was the first derby I ever attended. He beat He
Speaker 2: beat FEYLANX and faultless by nose in the muddy track
Speaker 2: led all the way belonged to miss ABACAMBI let's see
Speaker 2: what else harmonizing batter up poker round table. He stood
Speaker 2: over the sad station over there property that's now owned
Speaker 2: by Kennymick Peak. He was a nut. You go, yeah,
Speaker 2: poker was you go over there? And uh I knew that, Yeah,
Speaker 2: you go over there. You didn't. You didn't know if
Speaker 2: they'd be able to catch him or not.
Speaker 1: And he's the one that somebody backed up to the fence,
Speaker 1: had a picture taken and he came over and balked
Speaker 1: him on the head. I don't know somebody did that
Speaker 1: at the time, I whoop hurt. But he was a nun.
Speaker 1: He was.
Speaker 2: He was a nut.
Speaker 5: That's how I heard the story.
Speaker 2: I guess certified and.
Speaker 1: Not Sister Mary what's her name?
Speaker 2: Got it I tell you who else was the great
Speaker 2: race mayor b Sander, daughter of war admiral, And.
Speaker 1: Does she ever have anything?
Speaker 2: Who's that?
Speaker 5: Daughter of war admiral?
Speaker 2: Yeah, let's see, I don't know. Yeah, she was the
Speaker 2: name of a pretty good horse. Dame is a pretty
Speaker 2: good horse named buck Passer.
Speaker 1: I don't do her, Okay, I'm glad I.
Speaker 3: Asked that question.
Speaker 2: Good lord she she didn't ask those kinds of things.
Speaker 6: Yeah, but I like to.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but why not. It's from that time. She was
Speaker 2: a champion too. Anyway, it cost me half my paper
Speaker 2: I had in my computer. Yeah, I had to check
Speaker 2: and make sure that I reloaded anyway. Way out here
Speaker 2: at the training center, great place to train your horses, yep,
Speaker 2: a lot of nice people, a lot of nice people.
Speaker 2: Safe tracks, great tracks, yeah, grass gallops, you name it.
Speaker 2: Didn't bring a yearly that here and get him, get
Speaker 2: him going right away. They got the one mile track
Speaker 2: and got the five as mile tracking. They got a
Speaker 2: starting gage. You get your horses, Okay, great little handy
Speaker 2: crew down there. Got official clocker out there, a whole
Speaker 2: lot better than the old clocker. It used to be me.
Speaker 2: I don't know if he was cocking when I'm I
Speaker 2: forget who filled in for me, but it might have
Speaker 2: been Steve Casey.
Speaker 7: Huh uh.
Speaker 2: Steve used to train, did very good training. Yeah, and
Speaker 2: usually official Crocker right now. Uh, they got a grass
Speaker 2: gallop backer that they take real good care of. Well,
Speaker 2: the faciland is here so good, you know, quiet atmosphere.
Speaker 2: Stall rents vent very very reasonable and if you call
Speaker 2: them up, I wish you should. If you're looking for stalls,
Speaker 2: especially if you just got to two or three stalls
Speaker 2: horses that you want stalls for, give him a call
Speaker 2: at eighty five nine two three eighteen fifty three and
Speaker 2: ask him if they guy thing available that they don't.
Speaker 2: I would recommend that you get off your pony and
Speaker 2: walk around from barn to barn and see if somebody's
Speaker 2: got some stalls they want to sell belief because.
Speaker 1: Oh, we were going to say a few words about
Speaker 1: deep Wayne Lucas hoping he's struggling along. Okay, you know,
Speaker 1: I hate to see it. It's sad.
Speaker 2: I hate to see him stop. I have yet to
Speaker 2: figure out what he has.
Speaker 1: Mercy blood.
Speaker 2: I was diagnosed with that.
Speaker 1: Yeah, you had something on your foot that the doctor
Speaker 1: said could have led to.
Speaker 12: You on what you call.
Speaker 1: My great aunt had it and my great uncle said,
Speaker 1: what'd she die? He said, oh, she was a scratch
Speaker 1: on her finger. But they didn't I think he knows
Speaker 1: that that was a long time ago. They didn't know
Speaker 1: what they were looking at. So anyway, love send or loved.
Speaker 5: To see Wayne.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just too bad. Yeah, you must have it
Speaker 2: pretty bad because he's just it'll.
Speaker 1: Be really bad. But if you've got anything else, it's
Speaker 1: really really super bad that you know.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, that's true.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he's in the hospital down at the Little One.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he's going to hospice where he lives.
Speaker 2: I wonder if doctor Cofa knows that he's in there.
Speaker 2: I'm sure he does.
Speaker 1: You know it's because you called up and told him.
Speaker 2: Well, he I just left it on his ancient church.
Speaker 2: He knew how.
Speaker 9: I didn't realize that.
Speaker 1: I thought she'd actually talked to him. Okay, no, but yeah,
Speaker 1: he and wig friend.
Speaker 2: Well they share a birthday, although Bob's out over. Yeah,
Speaker 2: I worry about Bob. I don't want I don't want
Speaker 2: to be the oldest guy around here.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that's the truth.
Speaker 2: I pray for Bob every night. I says, got to
Speaker 2: take care of him.
Speaker 5: He gets the paper to see who he's outlived.
Speaker 2: Again, which is most everybody I know. He's the only
Speaker 2: guy I know that's older than me, so that's true. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Bob's gonna be ninety nine next birthday. Okay, well it's
Speaker 2: time to sign off on that act a little yeah,
Speaker 2: a piece of boring information.
Speaker 3: So birthday jacket, Yeah, happy birthday.
Speaker 5: Hey, how was your vacation?
Speaker 2: Awesome?
Speaker 1: Yeah you look good. You look ten and.
Speaker 3: I need to be back on the water here.
Speaker 2: Yeah, alright, we talked to you all next week. Happy
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