What 2YOs are you either looking forward to seeing this year, or already excited by?
Forgive me if there's already a thread on this. I searched and didn't turn up anything.
What 2YOs are you either looking forward to seeing this year, or already excited by?
Forgive me if there's already a thread on this. I searched and didn't turn up anything.
internet cafe looks like a runner. how she went off so high after she walked the dog the way she did in her maiden win i have no idea.
boys at toscanova is one to watch out as he gets older
Changing the Rules that just walked home at churchill first time dirt on memorial day.
Here are some for me:
Unnamed A.P. Indy x Madcap Escapade colt, working at Belmont.
Unnamed A.P. Indy x Sightseek colt, working at Saratoga.
Unnamed Encosta de Lago/Nicole and Krista colt, sold at Saratoga last year. Has a nice series of works going at Santa Anita. This past Saturday, he went 3F in 35.80 (fastest of 34).
Unnamed Tiznow/Leaseholder colt, full bro to Tough Tiz's Sis, has been working at Santa Anita.
Film Making, Storm Cat/Film Maker colt, working at Saratoga.
Unnamed Bernardini/Belle Nuit filly, 1/2 to Octave, working at Saratoga.
Unnamed Storm Cat/Vallee des Reves colt, 3/4 to Maids Causeway, working at Saratoga.
Unnamed Storm Cat/Farda Amiga colt, working at Belmont.
Fact, A.P. Indy x Sharp Cat colt, working at Greentree.
Occelli, Bernardini/Grannies Feather colt, 1/2 to Wild Fit, working at Green Tree.
American Angel, Ghostzapper x Society Selection filly, working at Adena.
I don't know if I've mentioned it, but there's this one stallion I really like, soooooo... Medaglia d'Oro's entire 2008 crop.
Of interest, Hailey d'Oro o/o Chit Chat Pam, Jess Jackson bought her at F-T for $650,000
Ballyhoo Kat (IRE), Storm Cat/Sharp Lisa filly, working at Double Diamond.
Unnamed Silver Train/Teewee's Hope colt, working at Monmouth.
Impersonator Tale of the Cat x Lunes Grito by Roar
a good looking chestnut colt that sold for $200,000 at Keeneland September 09 to Gary and Mary West but he hasn't even had his first work yet so it might be awhile.
Also the newest Xtra Heat 2 year old
Here are the ones I'm following, who have been named and are working.
Actual Size - Bluegrass Cat x Lady Melesi colt, working at Santa Anita - half to Doc Cheney
Avid - More Than Ready x Meadow Silk filly, working at Santa Anita - half to Star Dabbler
Classy Touch - Maria's Mon x Flute filly, working at Saratoga - hopefully, she's not a nutter!
Doozer - Forestry x Sleepytime colt, working at Goldmark
Enhancing - Forestry x Heavenly Prize filly
Playing Pirates - Distorted Humor x Be Gentle filly, working at Churchill Downs
Snow Fall - War Front x Snowflake filly, working at Arlington
Data Link ~ Departing ~ Frontside ~ Jimmy Creed ~ Perfect Shirl ~ Point of Entry ~ Snow Fall ~ Summer Front
Any babies by Bernardini......
There's a bit of a buzz out in SoCal around J P's Gusto, the Successful Appeal colt who won the [s]William[/s] Willard Proctor Stakes.
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/spor...ted-about.html
First rule: Try always to do what's right for the horse. The people part will work out. -- Josh Pons, Merryland, 2007
[quote author=second_glance link=topic=43637.msg961285#msg961285 date=1275584191]
There's a bit of a buzz out in SoCal around J P's Gusto, the Successful Appeal colt who won the William Proctor Stakes.
http://latimesblogs.latimes.com/spor...ted-about.html
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Willard Proctor. . . Willard. Tom Proctor's father. Good old-time horseman. Trained for Leonard Lavin for 30-plus years.
Yes you're right. This is a nice little colt. Hope he sticks around a while.
[quote author=Faith link=topic=43637.msg961350#msg961350 date=1275590134]
Willard Proctor. . . Willard. Tom Proctor's father. Good old-time horseman. Trained for Leonard Lavin for 30-plus years.
Yes you're right. This is a nice little colt. Hope he sticks around a while.
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Relax. It was a typo. I've fixed it.
First rule: Try always to do what's right for the horse. The people part will work out. -- Josh Pons, Merryland, 2007
Wetzel. Another Successful Appeal colt. He broke his maiden on first try,then finished 4th in a 2yo stakes. Don't know if he'll do anything else because all he knows how to do right now is to run as fast as he can as far as he can. He's little and cute as the proverbial button, and doesn't want to give up.
First rule: Try always to do what's right for the horse. The people part will work out. -- Josh Pons, Merryland, 2007
[quote author=second_glance link=topic=43637.msg961354#msg961354 date=1275590706]
Relax. It was a typo. I've fixed it.
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Why are you telling me to relax? Completely unnecessary and rude. Are you always so rude?
I don't know if you know the difference between William or Willard but if you knew actually Willard Proctor or anything about him you wouldn't make such a "typo" so to believe you didn't know the difference was correct on my part.
Achieving - f. by Bernardini o/o Teeming by Storm Cat. RNA at Saratoga Select for I believe $1.6 million.
Brock - c, by Distorted Humor o/o Tomisue's Delight by AP Indy. Bought by Stonestreet at the Calder Sale for $2.3 million (sale topper)
[quote author=Faith link=topic=43637.msg961377#msg961377 date=1275592835]
Why are you telling me to relax? Completely unnecessary and rude. Are you always so rude?
I don't know if you know the difference between William or Willard but if you knew actually Willard Proctor or anything about him you wouldn't make such a "typo" so to believe you didn't know the difference was correct on my part.
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Back atcha on the rudeness. If one types a lot as second_glance does, some keystrokes become so automatic they're accidentally inserted where they shouldn't be. Emphasis on "accidentally". It was a simple mistake and YOU were rude when pointing it out. It was not an insult to Mr. Proctor.
So yes, relax. It's ridiculous for a newbie with a chip on his or her shoulder to snark at someone who's contributed as much to this forum (and to the well-being of horses) as s_g has for a simple mistake.
[quote author=starrydreamer link=topic=43637.msg961231#msg961231 date=1275574960]
Playing Pirates - Distorted Humor x Be Gentle filly, working at Churchill Downs
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Back on topic, did Westrock buy her, too? They have her older half sister Pirate Queen who hasn't done much yet. The "Pirate" is unusual.
I'm not into two year-olds just yet, seems way too soon.
[quote author=FlowerEssence link=topic=43637.msg961394#msg961394 date=1275594636]
Back on topic, did Westrock buy her, too? They have her older half sister Pirate Queen who hasn't done much yet. The "Pirate" is unusual.
I'm not into two year-olds just yet, seems way too soon.
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Yup, Westrock bought her for $325k. I'm indifferent about Pirate Queen's name, but I love Playing Pirates.
Data Link ~ Departing ~ Frontside ~ Jimmy Creed ~ Perfect Shirl ~ Point of Entry ~ Snow Fall ~ Summer Front
[quote author=FlowerEssence link=topic=43637.msg961393#msg961393 date=1275594391]
Back atcha on the rudeness. If one types a lot as second_glance does, some keystrokes become so automatic they're accidentally inserted where they shouldn't be. Emphasis on "accidentally". It was a simple mistake and YOU were rude when pointing it out. It was not an insult to Mr. Proctor.
So yes, relax. It's ridiculous for a newbie with a chip on his or her shoulder to snark at someone who's contributed as much to this forum (and to the well-being of horses) as s_g has for a simple mistake.
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Newbie?
First off, dear (look! I can work the bold function too), I've been around these boards for longer than you could ever imagine. Clearly my choice to not come here until now can be validated as I was warned of the hostile nature of some people on these boards and the mob mentality that sometimes ensues.
Second off, I didn't realize that some people need their buddies to defend them. This was clearly a discussion that didn't involve you or need your input. Why you chose to stick your nose here is beyond me. So please, go away.
Third off, I didn't need or deserve a nasty reply to a correction that I had every right to make. I don't know that poster in question or if they knew Willard Proctor or that he has been dead for years. I was completely fair in assuming that person didn't know who he was and to correct him/her for the mistake. I proofread my posts and respect Mr. Proctor enough to make sure I have his name right. I offered no attidue or negativity yet I got nothing but that in return. And I had every right to be annoyed by it and by you.
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