Barbaro Updates: 217
updates are now here.
Update 1533: Discreet Cat is in the entries in Dubai for thursday: Discreet Cat to prep for World Cup in Burj Nahaar on Thursday. Lets hope he can start to fulfill the potential many believe he has. Win thursday and return to face Invasor in the Dubai World Cup!
Update 1532: Buffalo Man, who was emerging as a triple crown contender is no longer: Injury Knocks Buffalo Man Off the Road to the Kentucky Derby.
I feel empowered! Why ? I just called up The Week (which was my favourite magazine) and cancelled my subscription. Why ? They chose to run the T.J. Simers article from the LA Times. Poor judgment on their part running an article that was factually incorrect (among other things). I also just got off the phone with Sue McMullen. It is the first time we have talked. She will begin weekly "global" updates in the near future, I am psyched about that.
Update 1531: Another successful rescue effort from the Fans of Barbaro: URGENT: Feedlot Rescue deadline 2/26/07
Update 1530: The ice storm we were supposed to get was rather tame. There were plenty of people training on the Tapeta track, but we decided to stay in the barn. The horse paths had not been cleared of snow / ice, and while they were probably fine to walk through we decided not to.
I rode six, starting with Hawty Creek. I then shedrowed Nautical Agent and Mediman. This was the first time Mediman has been ridden since her first start last week. She was definitely full of herself. Thank goodness for the neckstrap. After Mediman I had three more to shedrow, and nice quiet straightforward morning.
Liz (UK) posted this article on the comments: Simon's simple victory fuels National dream for Rimell. My first job in racing was with Mercy Rimell many years ago!
Keep calling!
Update 1529: Dreaming of Anna, 2006 Eclipse Award winning 2yo filly and Breeders' Cup champion is yet to win in 2007 and is now 0 for 2, this time her loss is on turf: Champion Dreaming of Anna defeated by audacious challenger in Gaily Gaily.
2yo in training sales are an opportunity to watch these horses work before you bid. Forestry Offspring Shine During Fasig-Tipton Calder Under Tack Show. Lets hope these Forestry offspring can proove they can do something on the racetrack. We are still waiting for Green Monkey to race after he sold for $16 million and went to Todd Pletcher's barn.
Good morning, FOBs! Lots of ice here in Central PA. Thanks, Alex, for keeping us updated on the racing world. We appreciate all you do.
PLEASE CALL and FAX your Senators and Reps today. We must keep Barbaro's Legacy alive. We must end horse slaughter in America, today. Make you calls in loving memory of our Dear Barbaro.
Posted by: Lor in PA at February 26, 2007 10:37 AM