2024-07-20 Horse Tales

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the Red Mile. Well yesterday atWoodbine. The one hundred thousand dollars Victoria
Stakes was won by Mensa, atwo year old coat by Complexity. He
won by seven and a half lengths. On July the thirteenth, at Saratoga,
the Grade three Sandford Stakes was wonby Moplex, another two year old
from the first crop by Complexity.Moplex lit all the way to win as

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his rider please for his second winin as many starts. He won a
Maideen Special in his first start byten links at Belmont at Aqueduct on July
twenty. That same day at Saratoga, the seventh rae So one d thousand
dollars Maiden Special for two year oldswas won by tough Catch, another first
time started by Complexity. Like Moplex, tough Catch led from flag fall all

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the finish. He became the twelfthwinner from Complexy's first cop all twelve of
them winners at major tracks. Inaddition to moe Flex's win in the Grade
three Sandford Stakes, french Horn wona Maiden Special at Woodbine, then placed
in one hundred and fifty thousand dollarsas tory of stakes at Saratoga. Through
July thirteen, Complexity was the nation'sleading freshman side not only by money won,

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but by his progeny with his prejudiceat say, but by number of
winners. Were twelve twelve to twowinners from just sixteen starters, all sixteen
competing at major tracks. Complexity brokehis maiden as a two year old at
Saratoga, followed that with a winand the Grade one Champagne Stakes at Belmont,
and another win in the Grade twoKelso in which he went of out

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of one thirty three and change,plus two more wins in New York and
a second in the Grade one fourGold leading Freshman tire. Complexity he stands
at every step the facility founded byBurtsey Jones, the nation's leading breeder of
twenty twenty four stationers with fourteen,all fourteen of course raised right there at
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Take a look at a website Drestadot com on the horse capital of
the world. It's Horsetails. Withursul Ellis to we'll talk about the horses,

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the people, and the history ofthe thoroughbred industryweight, and a secretary
of that wins the flight two andAlfletes now live from Kentucky's Bluegrass region.
Here's Ursul. Well, good morningeveryone, and we are here at the
Surbridge Tenor on the Lakeman in ParisRoad, Paris Pike. Okay, it

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was a little I've already been correctedand it's our and somebody there's a sign
out there that says it's the SimonKenton Highway. Now what do you think
about that, Michael, I don'tlook at the signs. I just take
a left. Come on up.I couldn't name a street around here.
I can barely name the one Ilive on. I said, you know,

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there's signs all over for that too, I say, said, truth.
How long we lived over there inBourbon County now thirty semi years and
I still don't know the names ofany of the streets. Just keep going.
Yeah, I know Main Street,that's because there's one way down in
the middle. But other than that, well you know that main Street because
of Lil's. Yeah. Well right, you got to go there. We're

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Alph Quillan's now trying to hot spotall The secretary the front of Quillons News
is real. And you ever seethe halts we got from him? Oh?
God good, Yeah, it's wonderful. Yeah. Whoever designed the front
that store did a heck of achild, very very I don't know.

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Ralph quietly designs a lot. Yes, you know, whenever we had a
little leak in our roof one timeturned out to be a wasn't actually a
leak. But anyway, I didn'tknow who to call. They're not called
Ralph. Oh yeah, call thisguy, tell him, I said,
go, you know, so hethen the guy was there the next day

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and got it fixed perfect and everything. But I knew Ralph would know.
Yes, you gotta know, youdon't have to know everything. You got
to know who knows everything. That'sright. Yeah, and their phone number.
It's a lot easier too, youknow, you just have to call
somebody up. We have Roy Cornettin Scott County and Billy that works for
us that know everybody know everything.So whatever happens, you just calling there.

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There it is. You know,we needed a new toilet. The
next day there it was, Bam, it's in there. Unbelievable. Yeah,
I'm going to ask you if yourealize that somebody wants to develop land
right near Midway. They're going tohave a meeting August date. Listen to

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what they want. It's an enormoushave you heard about it? Yes?
Yes, nine hundred and seventy threer V sites, one hundred and fifty
five cottages, seventeen ten two hundredseat restaurant, pool High Trails. I
wonder what people in Midways think ofthat. Well, I think some of

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them will like it and some ofthem will not, because that's the nature
of Midway. Yeah, that's butthey'll let their opinions be know them because
they were capitals, the most opinionatedplace in Kentucky. I'm sure most opinionated.
Oh is it town? Yeah,everybody's got an opinion about something.

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Yeah, of course, Well likehalf the people had an apeion. Boy,
I'm really glad they moved to SkyCounty. The other half said,
gee whiz, we miss him.Yeah, that's funny. Neck and neck
closer than closer than the presidential election. Close close close. I used to
Uh, I was thinking last nightabout Bill Vandon duels. You were kind

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of what nightmare was that? Nowthat was a nice place to go.
Oh, Bill Vandendol's restaurant restaurant.It was the Black Tool, Black too,
Black Tool. Before that he hadthe wine store and yeah, yeah,
I remember that. That was anice and now he works at Old
Friends. Oh well that's uh yeah, I'm sorry. You gotta get old.

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You gotta start dropping in class ifyou still want to win exactly.
But that was the nicest restaurant.I really enjoyed going there, remember it
was. It was really good.Food was great. That was your son,
was the Yeah, Spencer Dispencer stillhave a resting over in uh Chevy
Chase, Chevy Chase. The lastI knew he worked for Distilled, which

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is down Lexington. What's that Distilled? It's a good restaurant too, Oh
is it? I didn't okay,but you got to hit the double to
go or the triple or something.You got to hit something. Yeah,
okay, Well I don't know why. We had a nice dinner the other
night. We went over to Domiano's. Uh uh, Carlo Backer raised his
new restaurant. He owns Frankendino's andhe owned Little Mike and visits all the

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time. Okay, but anyway,we went there and with with mccaren and
with Chris mccaren, his new girlfriend. Ye saw that, and then we
saw it and uh, and thenSandy Hawley was here with his wife.
Yeah, and then I saw JackNagel and Lori Nagel. Yes, that

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was really particular. Jack called me, Yeah, that looks great. By
the way, I don't know whathe's taking, but oh my god,
he looks younger than when he wasrighting it suffer that right, real,
he looked old at that time.Yeah, maybe that's right. Yeah,
it could be. Yeah, ButI got to tell you a story about
Jack. We were running this Phillyand uh, she's not nice to remember

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that. And he'd been had writtenher a couple of times or something.
No, but he I don't thinkhe'd ever been on her, but he
had always asked for Jack. Yeah, And we took this Philly up right
before Christmas, up to Beauleigh Parkand was better, pretty good, and
she went off for twenty to one. We couldn't have better that much a

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park just before Christmas. I can'timagine that pool was just drinking to us.
It was a lot. Yeah,okay, I'm just tracking. Anyway,
we gave the writer. Wisby wasthe agent for this writer. I'd
never ridden him before or and Igave a twenty dollars wind ticket to the

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writer, and instead of giving itto the rider, I gave it to
Wisby to hold for the rider.And when the horse came back, paid
forty two dollars and she won faras you could throw a rock. Well,
everybody knew we were gonna win.And anyway, got everybody back to
Jack. He had been riding forme, you know, and we put

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her back in and h I namedJack, and he didn't write her.
He wouldn't, you know, didn'twrite her. Well, he was I
turned out he was mad at mefor not telling him about that Philly up.
I said, Jack, if Iasked you to ride up the beauty
park, you to just laugh meout of the damn joint, you know.

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But anyway, he got mad atme retro spat. So she won
again and paid twenty five dollars andhe's still talking. Yeah, well,
they they they rescinded Bob Bafforts.We saw that that's really finally resolved,
thank goodness. Yeah, yeah,but anyway, we still slewed Medina's spirit.

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Every day outside the farm we goto her Medina spirits buried at old
friends and yeah, all that sois did you did? Uh? Jack
was his wife there? Lorii Yeah, yeah, yeah, you know she
started rerunning. I know, yeahshe was we met, Yeah, she
was so yeah about names, youknow, she was one. She could

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put a finger on it like rerun. That's pretty good. They live in
are in South Caroline, still workingwith horses. Who is Laurie and Jack?
Yeah? So that was good.He was doing building around here when
he first retired. Yeah, hebuilt two three, you know, a
couple of months of himself, youknow, and and everything, living them

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and then resell them nice. Thatwas very very hand talented and had a
lot of pictures of Jag. Iknow. Yeah, I'm very excited.
Well I'm going to Saratoga. That'sgoing to be exciting. When the Whitney.
So it's for the Whitney sticks acouple of weeks, A couple of
weeks. I didn't know when first. It's first Saturday in August. John

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going with you? I don't knowyet, I don't know. It all
depends what he what he wants todo. Uh, why wouldn't he want
to go? Well, he mighthave other things to do around the farm
now that he has to work andeverything, and I don't have to do
anything. I know I'm going.He might have more important things to do,

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but this is and that's very exciting. And we're going to stay with
Joe at the Washington and Washington havea great time. But after that,
I'm going to Canada. Yeah,going to Toronto. Toronto. Yeah,
okay, this great horse. Wejust got channel Makers being inducted into the
Hall of Fame of Canada. Nice. That's that horse. He's in the

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front yard always that his charms inthe backyard. Great. Yeah, but
channel Maker is getting in there.He's the third leading money earner of all
Canadian press good when his last stakesrace when he was nine was he Canadian
bread. Yeah, that's why he'sgoing in Yeah. Oh well of course,

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I just I think that's why theysaid he's the third leading money earner
of all horses ever born in Canada. Oh. That's wonderful. That's great.
So I'm really I'm really looking forwardto that. That's excellent too,
And that's super just north of Buffalo. How that take to get there,

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I'll tell you when I get back. Yeah. Yeah, I'm in the
middle of somewhere. Dan wanted togo, but we can't find her passport.
You have to have a passport now, remember you. Yeah, not
no more. You need a passport. So we searched for it and search

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for it and search for it.Can you call somebody in Huh, it's
forever, It takes forever. It'sa mess. I mean, try and
get a passport. Now, geton the phone. And we got ours
and it wasn't too bad. Well, you're an attorney, you know how
to decipher all that stuff. Huh. You call the congressman. Yeah,

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yeah, Andy Barr, call AndyBarr, he'll get your copy boom.
Really yeah, I'll do that.Yeah, yeah, I did that.
I mean they're really nice. AnytimeI've had a problem with that's the social
secure. You know. Andy's great. Yeah, Andy Bart call him up.
Not a problem. Okay, seethat's why he's there. I knew

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there was a reason to get upthis morning and find this out. Yeah,
so excellent memory. And I havemy loser of the week all picked
out at Saratoga. Well, today'sa Haskell. It's gonna be a good
race. I think open all thegood jock on, not all the good
jocks, but the main jack.Oh really yeah, okay, I have

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a question. Yeah, normally whenSaratoga runs in August, it's like,
how many weeks? It's like sortof like Keenland. Well, it used
to be four weeks, Okay,then it went to six weeks. How
it opens in mid Jelyn, doesn'tclose into Labor Day. Oh so it's

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and more to come. I'm sure. Oh that's great. I love it.
I enjoyed watch in. Yeah,it's beautiful there. Good for you.
But uh and today's the Lake George. This is where I found my
my loser of the week in thelong shot, loser of the week in
the in the Lake George, LakeGeorge days. It's a Grade three.

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It's a tenth race at Saratoga today. Okay, who do you like?
I like a horse that al Stallhas. I'm telling you al Stall hasn't
had too many horses run at Saratoga, yep, but his percentage is unbelievable.
He's winning and finishing second. They'reall ready to go. Uh So
you got to look out for alStall because Chad Brown and Mike Maker and

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Todd Pledger, they'll all be overbet Okay, and al Stall has the
source of Brian Hernandez Derby winning jockeyBrian Hernandez and Oaks winning jockey Brian Hernandez.
That's right. For he's riding ahorse named Gavia German Bread who's mean
to one on the morning, fifteento one on the morning line. You

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might think it was trained by Ursulaellis that kind of price? Yeah,
However, this is worse. Thisis a she's a really nice, really
nice Villay that we brought over fromfrom Europe. Broke her maiden first time
out in France and then came backin one allowance race non winters of two

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life at Churchill Downs, and thenJose Ortiz pulled her up in the in
the Chelsea Flower at Aqueduct back inOctober, she finished tenth by seventy six
and three quarter lengths. And thenshe came back in the regretted Churchill Downs

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you know in June and ran afabulous race. Really, if she'd have
been if she'd have been trained alittle harder, she would have won that
race. Because she had had tolead. She just got a little tired
towards the end. It's cutting backto a mile from a mile and eight
undefeated at a mile and she ranwell, I don't know, I hope

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she well if she wins, I'mgonna have a little bit of her in
the double, okay, but I'mgonna I'm gonna play her underneath because there's
a it's a full field, andit's a really there's a really good field,
solid horses. That's so. Butshe should be she should be worth
the worth the risk at the price. So that's a stake in that c

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C A oak And then what elseis the other one? Well, everybody's
gone over to gone over to NewJersey to go to Mammoth today because of
all the because of the Hassell,the United Oh I gotcha Nations. That's
a great long distance race on thegrass that goes on forever. In three

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Yeah, oh, I'll beat dustg Molly Pictures over Mama today. So
was Mama's cook agreed, So wasthe matchmaker Steakes? What else? Is
it still as hot as it wasup there? You know if it's cooled
off a little like here? No, yeah, I don't know, probably

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will eventually. I don't know.Mar opens today. Yeah, I've got
to see who Bob's got in today. But he wants to win a race
today at Themarrow. That'd be great. Yeah, that's interesting. So Are
you going to the red my?Are you going home? You look off
dressed up for staying home. Yeah, don't you think, shaved and took

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a shower and all that. I'mprepared today, you are. That's a
fantastic day. I'd rather take abath before I go than have the track
itself. You know they have starall for that, Yeah they don't.
I've been in him though. Yeah, he didn't have anything in no.

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Oh no, that's interesting. I'msurprised. Have you got a bunch of
tours today? Yeah? Uh huh. We've been really busy and we've been
getting the nicest people. I'm tellingyou. It's it's really fun going and
doing doing the tours. I doa couple and then the others I make
little cameos with Little Silver charm Oh, that's good. He's got his trick
down really good. Now, it'shilarious. Where was the Little Silver charm

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ly at Sunday when it was sohot? He wasn't in his paddock,
and he wasn't in the big barn. Where was he in here? He's
got his other he's got his otherpaddock. Oh, where is that?
Where he's more grass? It's aportable oh oh yeah, yeah, ring.
Yeah, so that's good because Betsyand I stopped to tell him and
he wasn't home. He's a littlehe's losing weight because you know he's older.

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He's losing interest in some things,but he's not losing interest in Ginger
snaps good. He runs and runsand runs. You get those ginger got
the one just ran so fast Ifell down. I couldn't keep up with
it. Oh, how funny.Little horse knocked me down. You must
have got into a job. Yeahreally, yeah, people about it.

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Oh my god, I think thatlittle horse killed that old pay Well,
let me ask you something. Iwent into the big barn, the what's
her name? Barn? What's hername? She gave you the money for
the boatcromb Amber Crombie, Yeah,looking for those treats you said you were

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going to leave out well, andwhen I walked in the movies, the
videos came up. Is that automatic? Yes? Oh that was very nice.
Yeah, that's nice. The barnis beautiful and you know got the
videos. We've got the restrooms.Yeah. I got overpriced water in the
refrigerator in case somebody's like, comeon all water, and the bottles that

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were priced. Well, that's reallynice. I'd give it away. Actually,
I thought, oh my god,somebody's by here, you know,
but they're really Yeah, it's nota loop now because because you know,
we're getting the bands coming in varioustimes, and we have our regular tours,
and we have private tours, andwe have my tours. We have
all kinds of tours. Yeah,well that was very clever, and they're

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they're really quality. Yeah, no, no, they did a great job.
Yeah. I stood there and watchedthem for a little bit, just
for Don Sumandy and Gidi Hieronymous andeverybody worked on those videos. So watch
now. You can watch on thebig screen. You can watch the horses
win all these great races. Yeah, the screens are big. Is this
room? Yeah, they're big.Yeah. How long did they go on?

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Because I you know, Betsy wascalled it eight minutes? Is that
right? Yeah? Yeah, that'sso really nice to go out to say
too, could be eight minutes towin that race. What hey, who

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cares? As long as you gottheir first staggering home, that's right.
I means the rest of them wereeight and a half or something. He
came from dead last, going amile and a mile and a half.
Yeah, I think it was amile and a half, a mount on
a quarter. I don't know.I don't remember stuffing like the dirt that
was before. They hadn't grass,but they put it on it canon for

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some reason. The owner I get, the more selective my memory becomes.
Yeahin just kind of disappears. Well, that's gonna pretty much what happens to
me. I just took it rightoutside the window here. Yeah, it
goes, goes, it'll come back. It's gonna come back in through the
door in about thirty It makes alittle journey around the building. Well how

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are they doing? Everybody doing reallyreally good because it's so hot. But
they don't how to take care ofthemselves. They do if you leave them
alone most of the time. Yeah, yeah, they'll tell you Fanny attend,
you know, leave them alone untilyou know, if they keep an
eye on things. But well,over at the new farm where you drive

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down pass where Tubby and Andrew are, those two paddocks down on the left
are totally getting redone right. Yeah, they're doing a great job. Yeah,
they really are good. I'll tellyou that man and his wife do
that over there, right, Yes, Okay, first time they saw me.

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They look at me and who areyou? I don't blame them.
I look at you and think thesame thing that I know you. You
think you do? Very suspicious,very They were right on it, boy,
they were going to make sure somebodywho's there was supposed to be there.

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And I had to give them thisbig song and dance. And then
the next time I went back therehire of course, now that you've passed
ever inspection. Yeah, no,it's it's amazing. So I showed them
my lip tattoo. Oh there isan idea, yeah, so our security
related security measures. So that thatWell, that's great that you're going up

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to Canada and Saratoga. It's goingto be quite a time. Now.
Is Woodbine in Toronto? Yes?Oh, I plan on making a stop
over there just to that. Yeah, I see that. It's a beautiful
place, is it, I betit is. It's pretty intelliged grass,
they got dirt, they got synthetic, whatever you want, they got it

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there. They have synthetic too.Yeah. Where do they put that one?
It's in the middle there. Well, it's a huge place, it
sound, I mean, it's massive, was that wood? Yeah? Yeah?
Now when what are you going isthat next Saturday of the Saturday that's
that's after of the Whitney. Onmy way back from the Whitney, I'm

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stopping and you know, in Torontoto do this and then coming home as
quickly as I can. Yeah,that's really But I'm I'm very pleased.
Are you taking pictures or anything withyou? But you know, what do
you mean? I don't know,taking pictures of what the Farman well,
the Channel Makers on the cover ofour magazine. So I'm bringing a bunch

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of magazine What that means? That'swhat I was talking about. That he's
on there with Red Knight, TomEgan who owns Red Knight. You know
Red Knight and and Channel Maker.We're rivals and now they're pals in the
same path. That's great. AndTom Egan owns Red Knight. They raced
against each other eight times, you'rekidding, and they both retired out of

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the same race to old friends.Really interesting and now they're best friends.
Isn't that great? You need toare you going to give a speech you
want me to? Yeah, good, I'll have don't know. But they
have a good setup. What theydo to keep people from going on and
on and on until my till Dianeraised her hand in the back and tells

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people, you already told them thatstory trap door. Yeah, yeah,
exactly. They get the old Kanefrom the board bill days in regular No,
but they do a really good thing. They you submit two or three
questions that you want the host toask you, and then you answer those
questions and then that's it. Oh, that's good. So that's what you're

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gonna do. Yes, do tellthem about that the two horses being side
by side. I'm gonna tell them. Of course, I'm gonna that's that
wonderful story it is. Yeah,then they won't be sorry you were invited.
Well, let's not go that far. Let's lower our expectations just a
little. Oh I love that storythough. That is just outstanding. And

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they're both really smart, and theylook the same. They're very similar looking.
Just now, what what are theyin? Right in the front?
Right? So the first paddock onthe on the on the right is where
d D Day is the birdstone usedto be, and then the next pads
there is that right the road onthe right on the right. Okay,

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I'm gonna look because usually I'm lookingto the left to the Steinbrenner horse.
Oh yeah, yeah, idea,keep an eye on him. Be Road,
yeah, Bellamy Road. I justI just he keeps having winners New
York. Yeah, he does,he does. We we had a guy
who was really incensed that we wouldn'tlet him come and breed him there.

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Huh. I tried to explain tohim. I said, you know,
he's retired because we are. Butwhat I said, well, I said,
what would you think I said ifpeople kept sending us horses and then
we rehab and made him good again, and they all wanted to bring him
back to the rais tracker, backto the breeding shut or whatever is.

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Once they go here, they're relaxing, they retire. Yes, yeah,
you know, I'll give you alot of money. Yeah, well to
bad. I don't need that muchmoney. I only need like one hundred
bucks. Go to the races.That's it. That's how you do it.
Because you win so much, youjust say all it's easy. Yeah,
ten cents supers burn me up.Well, I'm gonna go do a

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tour. I'm gonna go do atour now, okay, and you don't
leave for another week and a halfweek. Okay, Well, I'm just
trying to like a week from Tuesdayor Wednesday or something like that. Okay,
well if you get on my newmy new car, my Lexus,
and that was that color? Isit white? Yeah? It's beautiful.

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I never knew it what a greatcar was until Joe Bokan gave me the
Lexus. Oh my god. Ijust drive around at night, like two
o'clock in the morning, go wow, this is you know, just drive
around enjoying this. I love it. That's fun. So no, I
got no, I got, Igot serious XM, I got. I

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got Spotify. I can get oldradio programs. I can get whatever I
want all over the all the racingprograms I can listen to, me take
and everything. You know, theones that people you know and never mind
uh those you know in your car. Yeah huh it's fabulous. Oh you

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got serious? Yeah that's what itis. Yeah, we've got it on
our car. But I never triedit, never have fun with it.
Not ever. You don't subscribe,then you don't get it. You got
to sup. Well, you're supposedto get a year free and then they
pay you pay. They're fabulous toget you got the strength Sinatras his own
station. You got the big fortiesmusic, thirties music, the ninety seventies,

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whatever decade you want. Boom,you just press a button. Huh.
It's an unbelievable, unbelievable putting anothernickel in the jukebox. I'll tell
you that one. Patrick gave mein an iPad, Yeah, for my
birthday. So I'm sitting there withI pod ear things that you plug into

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your phone so you can hear it, and I'm looking all over for that
stupid thing to try. There's nohole here for this. What what?
What? Well? You bluetooth thatyou dumb bell? See, I don't
know any of have a I'm justgraduating into that Bluetooth thing. Yeah,
that's only because of my fabulous lexus. It's fourteen years old, and you

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might think it's like brand new.Honestly, God, it's unbelievable. Wow,
that's amazing. Joe. Joe putnew tires on and everything before he
even gave me. God, wow, I must look really pathetic. That's
all I say. It. Justsure you're getting where you're going. Yeah,
Walker standing up there, I knowexactly, and I'm not going to

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do it with this one. Iforgot about it. I don't come in
the middle of the night anymore.Funny, I forgot about that. Thank
you, doctor Stuart Brown for rescuingme. Yes, that was funny.
Yep, here I am starting tocome back. Oh okay, shitty shitty
bang bang you Andy Barr will getthat taken care of it, will get

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a taken care of a good guy. He's a really good guy and he
likes old friends too good. Andwhen the mayor came, I forgot to
tell you that the mayor lexingon.Oh she came with the two grandchildren and
her favorite part was little silver charmgoing for the ginger snaps. Oh cute.
Yeah. I got a good reviewfrom the mayor and a lovely thank

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you know. That's wonderful. Good. Yeah, that's it for me.
I mean next week you'll get goodinformation from John. He'll keep you up
to data on everything. He'll tellyou all the important stuff where they hide
missus pastures. I'm on the gibberishchannel. But I do have fun.

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Good We'll see you. Can't wait, all right, my friend, see
you, Thanks for coming and behappy. Hello. I was asking for
over there till doctor Copeland, Ohlil and doctor Copeland gotcha. He had
a Lexus. He said it wasthe best car you ever had. Yeah.
See yea, even though I haveAlexus, I'll still talk to you,

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okay. Well. Bullet a twoyear old Philly by Warfront. She
started twice and she's won twice.Both of them were steaks. She won
one hundred and twenty thousand dollars RoyalPalm Juvenal Philly Steaks of gold streaming her
debut, won that by two anda quarter links on May the eleventh.
Then Mark Cassie took her to Woodbineand she won one hundred and twenty five

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thousand dollars My dear Steaks by fourand a quarter Lynks just last Saturday.
Bullet was bred by Gainsway Third Bridgeand sold in the Keenland September sales of
four hundred and twenty five thousand.She is one hundred and twelve stakes winner
side by Warfront the sky High twelvepercent of Warfront's folds have won stakes.
Now we're talking folds, folks,not starters. Twenty percent of his folds

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have earned black type, and hisdaughters are collector's items as brood Mares.
Warfront inter nationally popular stands at ClavenFarmer as the two of his Grade one
winning sons, warve Will and Annapoliswar Will won the classic Grade one Preatress
on the Dirt and the Greade oneMaker's mark Mile on the grass and the
display of the versatility that made hissire so popular. His dam the stakes

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winner and damn of for stakes winners, is by Saturday, Wales. War
Wheel's first folds of two old tenhave won a placed and two of them
have already placed in stakes, allat major tracks. Great Winner in Annapolis
entered stud this year. He wasan undefeated graded stakes winner at two went
on to win the Grade one TurfMiley Canaan in one thirty three and one

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won the Grade three Sarah Naca upat Sarah Toogum anyone Stakes at Churchill in
Belmont for earnings of a million,five hundred and eighty one thousand, seven
hundred and seventy dollars. His damnmy Miss Sophia won the Grade one Grade
two stakes, placing two Grade onesteaks, including a second in the Kentucky
o Consier and over six hundred andfive thousand. He was well received in

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his first season stud this yaries He'sa grand individual called Bernie Sam for more
information about the cleven Farm stallions Afive nine nine eighty seven two three three
in the website is Cleverronfarm dot com. Now back to Horsetails with ursul Ellis.

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Okay, oh, I see award agency. It always comes next
and uh Indian Greek. I noticedthis, got a catalog for the Saratoga
sales and they've got a tremendous consignmentin there. More about that next week.

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When'd that sales start? It's rightthere on the top. Oh yeah,
and then starting till August five upat Saratoga. But I'm gonna look
at that right quickly, and sotell you what the say you what August
five is getting closer and closer?Yeah, two weeks They've got they've got

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they've got Urlin's in there By Warfront, authentic Warfront, curling, gun Runner
in the Mischiefs, gun Runner boatthere us. That's that's pretty now.
I'm good. You know. Sothey're in big Barb says up at Indian
Creek. And of course you knowthey've raised and boarded and so many of

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the world's finest sobers down through theyears, and and they do a great
job of getting horses ready, preppingthem for sales and everything. You're going
up to Saratoga, take a lookat them, because they said they are
outstanding because they've got top horsemen overthere. They know what they're doing.
They've been doing it long enough forkind outlet, and they've had plenty of

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practicing them, you know they have. They've many major stakes. One's both
here and abroad. As far asI first saw the light of day.
Right there at the Endian Creek,there are a couple incidentally with a clay
Ward Agency. And if you're thinkingabout buying something at the year and you
need to just call the clay WardAgency and that that's Shaq Paris or Bruce

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Aisex and the number there is eightyfive nine ninety seven eighteen sixty one.
They're located right there on Main Streetin Paris also, and they've been in
the business of horse insurance. It'snineteen thirty one. As I said,
Missus James state Warden founded that.But it's there are two outstanding outfits,

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one and the same. Actually they'reconnected financially and the Claveward Agency and Indian
Creek. So if you want toknow more about that, sales con semment.
You better get your catalog Saratoga oryou and could get the farm out
there. Call it's uh, well, here's the end in the website,

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it's Indian Creek ky dot com phonenunt. There is a five nine nine
eight seven seven four four three.But two outstanding outfits right down there in
Paris, Kentucky, the Claveward Agencyand Indian Creek. Alrighty, moving right

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along. I didn't know there wereso many big steaks today. Well they're
running the Cokes the Oaks today CoachingClub American Oaks. Yeah. That's a
famous soul steak, isn't it.Yeah. The first umber is one way
back when Missy isl wanted and thenthat's about uh maybe fifty sixty years later

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another miss the Owl wanted so tothe miss Als won her twice. That's
amazing. She must have set arecord for longevity. Yeah, and she
had along through year old season.It's got a field just five in there
today. Candy is in there.Uh nice nice Philly by Candy ride book

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Pond Farm. Uh. Barbara TinaBarbatina is a Catholic boy Catholic boy whose
stands over at Claybood Farm and thenthe big one the Oaks Winter, theo
Peter Ana by being trained by KennyMcPeak. You've got that note down there.

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We wanna talk about that. Yeah, that's amazing. We've founders found
this one on and then the theyDaily Times. Anyway, she's trained by
because she won the Oaks and uh, then Lizlie Rose is in theready in
the mischief over with Cleveland Farm andIntricate gun Runners only I said a tough

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field. I mean what Kenny Peakhas done at the sales, this is
amazing. Kenny Peak, Kenny McPeak, La La La La has an eye
for a horse. I mean that'sextraordinary. The horses he's bought. Tehanod

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run for twenty thousand, earned amillion, one hundred and sixty six thousand
plus. Now uh Swiss Skydiverory paidthirty five thousand, two million, two
hundred and sixteen thousand plus torpedo andhe paid forty thousand for and she won

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a million and seven hundred thousand plus. I mean, it's listen and listen
curling. He paid fifty seven thousanddollars for curling who won over ten million
dollars. I mean, it's extraordinaryof this list goes Cots the Creed.

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He paid one hundred and five wontwo million, six hundred and ninety one
thousand, and he says, hesays, I work in auction with a
clear mind. I don't even lookat the book. I just look at
the horses. If a horse isbringing more than I think it's worth,
and I walk away, because yougot to have some return on investment for

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people. The ones that fall throughfor the modest prices that I think are
the physical really good with the physicals. Yeah, then we snatch all those
up. Then we do it again, same pattern. I mean, isn't
that you know? It's just incrediblethat he can see him as yearlings.

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He didn't train them all, buthe picked them off for a Yeah,
he picked him all fifty seven thousand. What's its brea about one hundred and
fifty. I know, it's justit's amazing. They he represented owners,

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didn't train them all. But that'swhat Let's see this list is one two,
three, four, five, ten, eleven, A dozen on this
list, and he a seven millionairesone two three four oh Einstein, see
I forgot this five six, seven, seven millionaires Einstein. He's spent fifty

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and almost three million, two million, nine hundred and something. It's just
extraord ordinary. How see, I'lllook at him and look at him and
listen Kenny a long time. Yeah, it's really it's really great, he
said. Curling had the body ofa Greek god. When he walked out

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a yearling, he looked like afour year old, he said. The
only thing is he had an ankleon him the size of a grapefruit left
front. He had had surgery,and the surgery sight had gotten infected.
He was almost unpresentable as a yearling, but everything else was there. So

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you bought him just because you thoughtyou could deal with the ankle in time.
The ankle was fine, but hewas just a complete god as a
yearling. What about that good grief? I mean, that's just I haven't
seen Kenny in a long time,but personally, you know, we'd got

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to know him, you know whenwhen we were back when we were running
horses and everything. He was alwaysextremely friendly and nice to everybody, and
I like it to day. Heshows up in the winter Circle with a
couple of his kids hanging on him. Yeah, yeah, yeah, he's
great. I remember we were runningat Keenlan, I don't know what what

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it was. Maybe it was avery hot day or something. Can't remember.
And I said, Kenny, whenI'm retired, can I walk hots
for you? I don't want toquit entire Well, of course you can't,
hah, you know, show upanyway. He's a nice guy.

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Well. The Astra stud Stallion's AmericanFarub Mandelsson and Monning Side Stakes winners last
Weekend Forever super Winter of the onehundred down dollars Prince Georgia's County Stakes at
Long in Time just two fits ofa second off of course record is also
on the Tampa and Gulf Stream thisyear and he's earned three hundred and fifty
two thousand. He's by American Pharaohthe Jamalis Stakes at Law one to Ala

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Preve, a daughter of Mendelssohn.She has posted four wins, including her
last two addings, and earned overone hundred and sixty eight thousand, closing
act one of the Valley Farm Stakesat lone Star, also one of the
Blue Bonnet Stakes at lone Star,and then as Story of Stakes at Belmont
is by Monnings, American Pharaoh,Mendelshn and Munnings. Of course they stand

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at ash for Stud. As amatter of fact, six of the top
twenty leaders on the twenty twenty fourof Silius justify Uncle Old Practical, Joe
Munnings, American Pharaoh. They allstand, and Mendelssohn don't forget him.
They all stand at ash for Studdjustified Mendelsson rank first and third among all
sire with but three cops of racingage justifies the s this year. Of

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ten stakes winners, thirty one thathad won a place in stax this year,
among them the multiple Group one stakeswinner City of Troy, Mendlsshn has
climbed to number three among third cropstars, only justifying Good Magic ranks above
him. Good Magics foree. Incidentally, it was one hundred and twenty five
thousand this year Mendelton's fifteen thousand leadingsize potential leading stars. You can't find

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them all at Ashwood stud Give thema call at eight five nine eight seven
three seventy eighty eight, and thewebsite is Coolmore dot com. Jackie won't
talk. Yeah, I talked aboutRalph cool. We talked about Ralph earlier.
Ralph Quillen's leather intact absolutely astonishing.I mean, you can go different

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places and if it doesn't look likemuch, keep going. Quilling Leather in
Tac quality service for their good sincenineteen eighty two, they are well.
I don't know how you subtract thatand subtract that, but they're getting ready
for their big anniversary. So payattention and look look for stuff you know

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it might be on sale too.It's the nation's largest custom halter shop,
twenty thousand halters a year ship worldwide. Quillen q U I l l N
dot com. In Paris, it'sa local number nine eighty seven O two
one five and right now, ifyou want to go to their website and

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sign off, you get fifteen percentoff your first quill in order. That
is nice. Now, I wantto mention they have nameplates and they have
really nice engraving, excellent stuff.They have a full repair shop saddle bridle,

(47:43):
you name it, horse leather stuffand it should all be leather.
Take it in. They'll fix it. They're really good. I mean they
make them from scratch so they cansure fix it. They have hand crafted
halters and stuff that you can get. You can they're right there. They're

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just fantastic. They got let's seethat you can get a hickory twitch with
a name plate. You can getsail and turnout halters name plates available.
They've got over ten sizes. Howabout that ursul he used to get In
the old days, you'd ask fora stallion, halter or mayor halter,

(48:30):
yearling or a fault. Now theygot ten sizes. That's just really pretty
nazy. Now quantities are limited onthe single bucket turn buckle turnouts, but
they're fifteen percent off. So it'sbeen Quoeing all the way since nineteen eighty

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two. Whorse, they have theirnew Gorgeouice, absolutely beautiful store on the
right. I can't remember seven.You can't miss it. Just go down
and look. Of course they gotbelts. They've also got a we need
a drink holder. That's kind ofcool, you know, drink holder Cloeing.

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So anyway, Clolan Leather in tacq U I L l I N
dot com is their their ca placeto go look because they've got all their
stuff online. Main Street and Parishright in Paris, Kentucky nine eight seven

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oh two one five. Now backto the Thoroughbred Training Center and Ursa ellis
Well. The big one today isa million dollar pot is the Haskell at
Mammoth Park goes off at five fortyfive in the easton daily time. John

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a Field eight Dornick is classic winnerof course this year has got the rail
and number two is Jasper's Pride.Number three is Tuscan Sky, Tuscan Spy
by Vino Russell, who stands He'sfrom the first crop by Vino Russell,

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who ranked one of those fourths spendThrip stadions that ranked him one, two,
three four on the Yeah Freshman silethis last year Vino Russell Tuscan Sky.
Then number four is Timberlake by inthe Mischief also stands at spens Rip
with Vina Russell. Fierceness is numberfive. Just step on it, uh

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mind frame is in the area byconstitution and then see straight. So that's
the one million dollar has for thrillsgoing a mile and an eighth the day
also at Mama Park running a bunchof sticks. A big one is the
United Nations. It's a grade toowith the six hundred thir dollar pot for

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three oldsen Up going a mile andand eighth on the grass and grand Sonata
is gone to rail. The manualis number two gets Smoking is number three.
Number four is at Sarmo at Harmo. I guess it is an Irish

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bred A d h A m O. And Fort Washington by Warfront more Front
of course, the Clayman Farm runningbe English by English channel data mineers in
there. That's a tap it sohigh fold in Great Britain. See who
change that thing? Okay, TawnyPoint is number nine. Web Slinger is

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number ten. Starting Over is numbereleven. On the outside it's far Bridge
Rebark after they own it too.I guess they do. No l s
U's tables. That couldn't be thelouis Enna State University, couldn't. I

(52:14):
guess the basketball season gonna start itfor too much longer in the football,
football, futball, football, Ohfootball, that's right, they got to
well the basketball started just a littlebit later. Yeah. Yeah, we're

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all hanging on the edge of ourseats waiting for basketball this year. Yeah,
it's right at the front of reallyinterested in the basketball. Yeah,
it's gonna be fun to watch.He said they were gonna run fast.
Oh yeah, that's the way hecoaches. Yeah, that's the way.
That's one. I mean, hewas a potato disciple. You know,

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yeah, I like that. Ican't stand it. When they walked he
faver to run a a what isit four many miles at the time.
It's supposed to be really good.He could get out and run a four
many miles that's how I yeah,what uh? What were you born there

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pointing that spend trift? Oh?You want me to do a spend trift?
Yep? All right, Well,where in the hell's a spendrift?
I'll have to find it here.I don't know, laboring. I got

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another one down here somewhere. Hm, well, be sure I haven't done
that. Here we are, okay, Hell, here's a spend trift.
There's another spend trift. Oh boy, but got all kind of spend trifts.
Well, let's just do the onethrowing. Well, the folksover spent
three. If I want to thankall of you that helped to make the

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twenty twenty four breeding season Spendthrift's mostsuccessful one ever, it's a horseman like
you that led to the success ofIntermission for the nation's leading sire for four
consecutive years. That led to theastounding feet of having the stallions Maximus Mischief
Mattoli Omaha Beach and Vena Russo rankone, two, three four on the

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twenty twenty three Freshman Silaius. Andlet me point out that all four of
those name have siged two or morestakes winners this year. Then there is
Kentucky Derby winner Authentic side By inthe Mischief standing at Spendthrift and Golden Sins
this year's Kentucky Derby Winter also byadmission Bot Diorb. He's the leading freshman

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Satha his year, and side yetanother States winner just last weekend at Colonial
Downs thousand Words has already siged apair of major States winners in his first
crop two yuels this year. Newcomersstanding in the first season stood like Arabian
Line and Forte and Xanderan and TaberaGrade one win are known a gender who's
first fills of yours as that's provengrade one size, it's Temple City and

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cost Traffic and Jimmy Creed and that'sjust believe me, just scratching the surface.
So a big thanks again for ahighly successful breeding season from Spendthrift Farm
the Breeders Farm. And for moreinformation, it's called there's a bride Mark
or Daniel at eight five nine twofive four zero zero three or old and
the website is Spendthrift Farm dot fordot com. Okay, I'm gonna talk

(55:39):
about Hill Parker, our buddy,Hill Parker. What a great guy.
I mean he is. He's oneof those people, a whole lot like
Michael and Relph, got tons ofenergy and on top of everything, and
what's real interesting, he is arealtor and a horseman together. He's got

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all kinds of realtor certifications and atthe same time he was a license source
trainer in eleven states. Years ofexperience and resources, steeple chasing, event,
on and on they have ton.If you're interested in buying a farm,

(56:23):
you know, I need to talkto Hill. There's no substitute for
experience. You know where to puta barn, you know where to put
a road, for crying out loud, this fences, you need to just
talking about barns. You need toknow about the stalls and the footing,

(56:45):
and is there a washrack? Istheir attack room, is their feed room?
Is there hay upstairs? All thosekinds of things. If you haven't
done that, looked at it,I mean, well, you know I
can see somebody not know what they'redoing. Put a hayloft in without a
drop, you know, and you'vegot to get the hay down, and
so on and so forth. Youhave to know the conditions of a barn

(57:09):
that's already there, what do youdo to fix it? And on so
and so, and he knows allthis stuff inside and out, and he's
just just so good at it.He helped us with our place, and
he if you go to a website, they have beautiful, beautiful places Winchester,

(57:37):
Wilmore, or sales stamping ground,Richmond, Paris, on and on
and on, and he's right therewith it. You cannot myths going with
him. And he's got farms forsale everywhere. So go to the website.

(57:58):
For crying out loud, you can'tdo any better than that. I
promise a promise. They've got someoneon their websday right now. It's awfully
pretty, so anyway, wonderful,all right, Well yesterday that would buy
the one hundred thousand dollars. Victoriasteaks was one by mensa, a two

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old from the first crop, bycomplexity one by seven and a quarter lengths.
Mensa. That's the term for genius, isn't it. Mensa? And
me. It's an organization for ifyou score better than one forty on a

(58:42):
IQ test, you get in.Oh okay, you're in it. Yeah,
I know that. Take anybody,believe it or not. I'm not
in that. That take anybody else. You know. That used to be
a big deal, like Phi BetaKappa, and you just don't hear about
that kind of stuff anymore. Well, somebody named the horse after it.

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Yep. And anyway, it wasComplexity from his first crap and one by
seven and a quarter length, soit looks like a good one. Then
on July the thirteenth at Saratoga,the three Sanford Stakes was won by mo
Flex, another two year old fromthe first crop by Complexity. Moflex,
he lit all the way to winand his rider please for his second win

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in as many starts, won aMaiden Special in his first started by ten
Links at Belmont Bellmont at Aqueduct thatwas on June twenty. That same day
at Saratoga, the seventh three soone hundred town out of maiden Special for
two year olds was one by toughCatch, another first time started by Complexity.
Like Moplex, tough Catch led fromflag fall to finish to become the

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twelfth winner from Complexity's first crop.All twelve of them were winners at major
tracks. In addition to mo Flex'swin and the Grade three Sanford Stakes,
french Horn won a maiden special atWoodbine and placed in the one hundred and
fifty thous dollars Astoria States at Saratoga. Through July thirteen, Complexity was the
nation's leading freshman sara not only bymoney won by his progny, but by

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numbers of winners, with twelve twelvetwo year old winners from the sixteen starters.
In all, sixteen been competing inmajor tracks. Complexity broke his maiden
as a two year old at Saratoga, followed that with the win and the
Grade one Champagne at Belmont, plusanother win in the Grade two Kelso Handicapped
which you're in a mile in onethirty three and four, and two more

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wins in New York, and withthe second and the Grade one four go
leading freshman sire, Complexity stands atErdrich said the facility, founded by Burton
C. Jones, the nation's leadingbreeder of twenty twenty four stakes winners.
She's got fourteen this year. Allof them raised on Erdrich said for more
on the stallings, a future salesconsignments called Shannon or Kyle at eighty five

(01:01:00):
nine eight seven three seventy two seventy. The website is here, we stood
dot com. James Culler just showedup and of course you hi, Betsy,
okay y. Anyway, he goeswith Bloodstock Research Information Services and he's

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Yeah, and then you can seewhat we offer there, and yeah,

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I heard you talking about complexity.Yeah, just sensational start to stud And
yeah, Dallas Stewart, I thoughthis winner last Saturday he debuted a horse.
I think it's a third time sincetwenty eighteen he's won a maiden race
out there up there. He hada twelve to one shot Classic John on

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the Travers undercard once it was thefirst time starter. And then on last
Saturday he debuted tough Catch. Andyou know, Dallas Stewart isn't known for
like winning first time out a lotof times. His horses will do better
with experience. But you know,if he has a good one, he'll
look to ship it up there,you know, a good early prospect.

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And he had this tough Catch lastSaturday. So it was like eight to
one in the morning, line wentoff like six to one and went right
to the lead from the gate andbasically won pretty comfortably. So another good
looking winner. You know, Moplexhad been the day before in the in
the Sanford. So yeah, thisweekend we got it. Obviously, it's

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a big momoth park down by theJersey Shorts. Their biggest day of the
year Haskell Day Million dollars. Haskellhighlights six steakes and you know it's the
Fiercens is gonna scratch come out ofthere and maybe wait running the gym Dandy
next week. He didn't get hedidn't ship down there with his stablemates,

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so hitting that race are really he'sout. Yeah, I mean he's out
for the most part. He didn'tship. He was always going to be
a backup playing well, he wasgoing to be a backup playing Placher announced
for mind Frames. So now they'regoing to regroup because Mike Ropoli owns Partan
Fierce's in mind Frame. But yeah, you have Dordick and mind Frame.

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You have the top two finish shirtsfrom the Belmont Stakes. You got Tuscan
Sky, which is a winner ofthe Pegasus up and coming type, and
of course Timberlake Grade one winner wonthe Champagne last year and it's making his
first start since finishing fourth in ArkansasDerby. So you know that Brad Cox

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has him trying to you know,sort of geared up for a big effort.
We'll see. He didn't really goon this year at the start of
the year, Timberlake, so theygave him some time off and they're looking
to come back and see if they'regonna make an impact, and yeah,
I like mind frame. I thinkyou know, he ran a really big
race in the Belmont, going amile and a quarter in his third career

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started. He got a little bittired in mid stretch and like sort of
weaved out or it out momentarily,but he was still trying hard all the
way to the wire. And Ithink he'll improve upon that effort. I
think he'll rolish the Cup back toMilan in eight distance. That Mammoth card,
that excuse me, Yeah, theMammoth card. Haskell card has a

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idiomatic last year's champion Mayor Oah DirtMayor Phillia Mayor. She's running in the
Molly Pitcher, which is earlier onthe racing card. It's like Grase five
or six. And then you alsohave in the Mamoth Cup, which is
like Grace Aid or something. Youhave Highland Falls. Who highland Falls is

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Brad Cox's the best problem might behis best older horse for the Breeders' Cup
Classic. He comes off a winin the Blame Stakes and now he's gonna
he's gonna use this Mammoth Cup.It's a Milon an eight. He's gonna
use that as a probably a prepfor the Grade one Jockey Club Gold Cup.
Brad Cox is on record as sayinghe's probably best at a mile and

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a quarter. He thinks he's bestand and then they'll probably like to prep
for the you know, that willbe his last start for the Breeders Cup.
It all goes well, so that'sa pretty good card. You got
some other good races as well withyou got ter Sprint Steaks and Phillia mayor
U Turf Steaks, so, likeI said, six steaks there, and

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then of course it's Saratoga. Theygot two steak races highlighted by the Grade
one Coaching Club American Oaks and that'sThorpedo And as fourth start of the year,
she won the Fantasy by four,the Kentucky Oaks by four and three
quarters, and the Acorn by fiveand a half. So she's basically one

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or three starts by about an averagemargin of five lends her start. You
know her her she's been running fasteron a you know, her numbers have
been improving, and she continues torun a big race in there, and
it's she's one hundred percent going togo to the Traverse. I mean they
didn't get four in there to runagainst her. I will say this,

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if for any reason she doesn't showup with her best effort, Candied is
gonna have a chance against her ifshe doesn't show up with her best effort,
because Candied, it's really she.She ran in the ashl and then
they tried to get her in theOaks, and they couldn't get her in
the oaks, and they regrouped andthey took her and ran her in the
Ladies secreted Mommat and she beat twoPhillies in that race. They ran second

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and third, and they came backand ran one two in the Delaware handicap.
So that was a pretty nice groupof older Phillies and mayors that Candy
beat last time. And she hasa race over the It wasn't that was
a moment, but still that's yourbasically your main contenders. There are other
steaks the Lake George on turf uhthat has oversubscribes the big favor for Chad

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Brown. Del Mar opens today.You know they typically open on a week
day they're boyming and on the StateFair or whatever. But I just can't
believe they would open on a Saturday. Was Saturday's already big days. An
opening day is such a huge day. But they're gonna have the Grade two
Saint Clement and that race has Marinoor Moreno or something. She's pretty good.

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What is Ito sanclemented? Yeah,Maduro my fifth time. Fifth time
was the charm with her. Andthen the other race is the Ocean Side,
which is a mild terse steak race, and that has a horse for
Phil Tomato called King GOSFORDA. Sothat that's the highlight of the opening day

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card at del Mar. They they'redel Mar's racing today and tomorrow and they
they've got some two year old maidenraces of interest on both cards, so
there'll be some good racing out there. And then Ellis Park, you know,
they've gone to the Saturday through Mondayschedule this year, so they don't
have a steak race today, butthey have the Jeff Hall Memorial Steaks tomorrow

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row and that's a really good sixand a half for a long sprint.
It's got here hear my song?Who's the morning two to one? Morning
on Favorite ran second in the Gradeone Churchill Downs on Derby Day, but
I think he's vulnerable. I likeChamplain, and then I also like you
know, but another horse I thinkcould run well as happy as a choice.
So I'm looking forward to seeing thatrace. I think there's some sprinters

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in that field that could step upand run well against grated rivals, because
I think the sprint division is ablack depth or quality right now, at
least the Steaks horses. I thinkthere's some promising up and coming types.
There's a horse up in the NewYork called Subrogate who's by Arrogate. It's

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a real promising allowance type right nowis going to Steaks. So so I'll
be watching that Jeff Hall on Sunday. It's gonna be a good race at
Ellis. And oh my best bettoday though, is at Saratoga. Race
number seven. It's an arrogant numberseven arrow smash and I'm sorry Race number

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eight, number seven arrow smash.It's a Phil Bauer horse. It's a
four year old gelding by Errogay.Like I said, he broke his maiden
by open lens two and a halflens last year at Saratoga. He won
an entry level allowance at Churchill inthe fall, and his three year old
finale. He came back and hisfirst started an allowance race at Churchill and

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ran second to Champlain, who Italked about before. That's running at Ellis
in that race and the Chuff halSo I like Aero smash to improved for
Phil Bauer. Phil Bauer two startsat Saratoga, a winn in a second,
including that Warrior Johnny who ran ahuge trace against a real deep allowance
on the opening car. Got ahuge number. I mean he ran like

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a mile and eighth in like oneforty seven and like two or something.
And yesterday they were in the curland Steaks to restrict at stakes for three
year olds that haven't won a steakand unmatched withsm won that race. He
ran and won fifty and change.You know, so he got a solid
number. Anyway, he's by well, he's by Cairo pri Yeah. I

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mean those those air Drax stallions arereally good room to put him into.
But he's he's going to the traversefor Trad Brown. Off of that win.
He beat Corporate Power who won theSir Barton last out for h Yeah,
he won his first race at amile by like five plus lens.
He won the second race at amile and an eighth that was an entry

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level allowance by about six months.And then he won that Curlin yesterday by
webs. The horse he beat though, you know, was the Steakes winner.
He was on the Derby trail earlythe Sharra Florida and got beat at
some race and shouldn't get he redirectedhim. So he's going to go to
the travers too. Both the toptwo for the curling unmatched with them.

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He's winner the Cairo Prince unmatched wisdomand uh corporate power both in the runner
and the traverse next stout and youknow the Haskell will have an effect upon
that. We could get Torpedo andU from the coaching Coup American Oas and
then next Saturday we have the JimDandy and Saratoga which is going to have
fierceness and Sierra Leone and sirial Leois one hundred percent run and oh Seize

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the Gray. He's going to bein there treating this winner. So uh
yeah, that's gonna be a goodrace as well. And that's about it.
It's all I got real quick.Who trains Torpedo and kennyman Peak.
He kept that one. There's athere's a really good article. We were

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talking. We bought her right,yeah, yeah, picture. But he
said some of the ones, youknow he didn't train. Let him see.
Well, you know the most famoushorse he purchased, Yeah, curl
and how I'm gonna say, Imean one well hall of famer, Yeah,
really good horse. A horse lookedlike he was one of the good

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guys on horse noble promise. Theyran like fourth in the derby. I
just like, you know, hecan get the most out of those horses.
You know, those people they ownthat got that. That's a goody
sample. You know, nobody talksabout a fourth place finisher. But turning
for Homie and a chance, theowners and everybody surrounded and had got a
big thrill in the stretch of theKentucky Derby. And even though he ran

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the wound up fourth to U superSaber. You know, I thought he
got a very ounce of out ofthat horse just to be fourth. What
what he said about Curling and horse, He said that had the body of
a Greek god. The only problemhis left front was the size of a
grapefruit. Yes, he had that. He had that like O. C.

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D. He had that that oc D in his knee, and
so that turned people off. Andthat's why I sold for seven or fifty
five thousand or whatever. And Isaw a story, you know, after
when he was running and they werethey interviewed in the ans McPeek about that,
and he said a lot of timesI just looked, just ignore that
because they grow, right, Dirret, that's what you said. You know,

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he's like this, I'm looking athim. He's a yarroing. He's
gonna grow right out of it,he says. He says, he never
takes a catalog, never looks atit. He never looks at the catalog.
Yeah. His what's the other onethat he bought is that mayor Take
Charge Indy? That's the other realgood one, right did he buy her?
No? No, maybe he didn'tbuy her, but that was one
of his also his first ones.Not Take Charge Indy. That was a

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cult. Take Charge Lady takes millionaires. Yeah. And then of course Swiss
Skydiver, she was a champion.She's on there. Einstein. Einstein was
really good because he was Grade onewinner on turf and dirt. And yeah,
that is a good list. Imean, oh, in Casa cren.

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I mean you earned two point sixmillion. He's going to study,
you know, I said that heis. He's nine years old, and
like I think he's nine, hemight be. I think he's nine this
year and they ran him. SoI mean he didn't go to stud this
year. He's like going next year. No, he's eight this year and
they ran him. So that's thatright. Yeah. Anyway, Warlike Godess,

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she's back brought and she just wanta steak at Delaware the Robert Dick
Memorial. And she's seven. AndCosta Creed is not a gelding. I
mean he's going to stud I meanimagine that now in this era, you
earn two point six million. Ithink he's won three grade ones and he's
going to study at age eight afterhis eight year old season. So but

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if you brit Cosa Creed and warLike Goddess and between them they got like
eight grade one wins and like,you know, like six million in earnings,
war Like God has ran where inyou know, hit board in the
Breeders Cup turf one year at Keenland. When that baby was running, her

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parents would be like the combined ageof twenty really and she would be the
first fall from the first crop andthe first fall. So I mean it's
like, you know, they wouldbe like brand new parents. They'd be
like twenty years old combined. Wow. And because you know, it take
a few years to get that towardsto the track, get bread and there

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everything, so you know where he'sgoing just dead cost of Creed. I
don't know for sure. I don'tknow, you know. I mean the
thing with him was he was ahe was a terrific closing sprinter type.
But he could I'll clearly get amile because he loves Saratoga's turf and won
that Grade one four star Dave acouple of times. So that's just fun.

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That is just funny. Well andBill Montrain both Costa Creed and warlike
goddess. So see that's amazing.I just you know, Marcassie off the
fast started toga. I think heyou know, he's like one like three
one three races going into this week. A bunch of Churchill people, Shritavo

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I mentioned Phil Power, tom Amoshas like a couple of wins and another
Churchill trainer out there, I forgetoff the top of my head. So
even tywer Gaffle one after Wednesday,he was taught for the lead in the
wind in the standing. So alrightyfolks, well we all have a good
rest of your weekend. All right, you've playing golf today. It's perfect.

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Now I'm gonna watch Racon out there. You go. We will take
your James Jame Skelly. He's aI never saw anything walking encyclopedia. Oh
you don't say that name is awalking computer. I guess this is what
you say nowadays. Okay. Well, Bullet a two year old Philly by

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Warfront. She started twice and she'swon twice, both of them. Mistakes
won one hundred and twenty thousand dollarRoyal Palm Juvenile Phillies Stakes at gulfs Riam.
That was her first start. Shewon by two and a Quarterlynx.
Then on May eleventh, that wason May eleventh, the train of Marc
Ashi took her up the Woodbine andthen she won the one hundred and twenty

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five thand on of My Deer stakesby four and a quarter links. Last
Saturday, Bullet was read by Gainesway. Third bird sold in the Keenan September
sales of four hundred and twenty fivethousand. She is the one hundred and
twelveth stakes winner side by Warfram listento this. Twelve percent of war Fronts
folds have won stakes. We're talkingfold folks not started. Twenty percent of

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his folds ever earned black type,and his daughters are collector's items as brood
mares. Warfront internationally popular stands atCleveland Farmers. The two of his Grade
one winning sons, or Will andAnnapolis or Will won the classic Grade one
Preakness on the Dirt, one ofgrede one makers mark mile on the grass

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that was display in his versatility thatmade his sire so popular. His Damn
Stakes winner and Damn of Ford Stakeswinners is by Saddler as well. War
Will's first folds are two year olds. Ten of them have won a place
and two placed in stakes, allat major tracks, and Grade one winner
Annapolis Center had stood this year.He was an undefeated Great Stakes winners at

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two year old and went on towin the Grade one Turf Miley Keenan one
thirty three and one for the mile. He won a Grade three serenad up
at Saratogy, won stakes at Churchilland Belmont, and the earned a million
five hundred and eighty one thousand,seven hundred and seventy dollars. His damn
is the fine race Mayor my MinisSophias. He won Grade two stakes,

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placed in two Grade one steaks,including a second in Kentucky Oaks, and
earned over six hundred and five thousand. So he was very well received in
his first season instead because people cameto Seamen and he was a superb individual.
People loved him, filled his book. It's called Bernie Sam from arm
Information eight five nine nine h seventwo three three in a website is Cleveland

(01:20:03):
farm dot com. All right,WWTFA M Georgetown, Lexington WTFS A little
everywhere with the iHeartRadio app now numberone for podcasting. Now back to the
Thoroughbred Training Center and urso ellis HopewellInsurance Agency. I we're in Bourbon County

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in Paris. Great people. Iwas talking to somebody yesterday who was doing
some repairs or something, and theysaid, you know, you never you
never run into mega problems or evenmany problems when you deal with Hope.
Well, it's a small town agency, which means you get small town treatment.

(01:20:53):
It's the good part is there isan there, an independent insurance agency.
That means they're not tied to somemega multi country insurance company that they
have to deal with. They don't. They're independent and they have a list

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of very selective, financially sound,reputable companies so that they can shop around
and compare so they give you thebest coverage at the best price, and
if you want, you ask,you get a no cost, no obligation
review in comparison of your present insurance. They're terrific people. Really. You

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call up and they say hope Wellnot point pig one two ABC strugs me
enough anyway. The Hope Well Companyin Paris established nineteen fifty five, so
you know they doing something right.They're still in business. It's a full

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service insurance agency. Give them acall. Ninety eight, two, three
four seven are better yet? Stopby the office and eight twenty Main Street
in Paris. It's on the rightwhen you drive in there, and it's
got a driveway you can pull rightin. Stop by. They are really

(01:22:17):
super nice people and they'll do agreat job for you. All right,
let's see where are we at.Okay, I get they're in three stakes
yesterday. I won't give them toyou right now. The one hundred and
thirty thousand dollars Curling Stakes, whichwas running Saratoga yesterday, unmatched Wisdom one

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at This is three year old Culturesby Cairo Prince. Cairo Prince's stands over
with Airdrie Studd, very successful,Sir over there, Ted Brown trained his
coat and he's he has won threefor three. He was read by Harvey
A. Clark, Paul Braverman andsabbat Et Murat at all and he led

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all the way to win the curlingstakes yesterday one hundred and thirty five thousand
dollars pot and went the distance inone fifty and three And as I said,
he's undefeated in three starts this year. Also yesterday the Victorious stakes at

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Woodbine, the winner was Mensa Mensa. He's originally he's by Complexity and Bread
by Beth Bayer. He is foldingFlorida, but he was the sire course
Complexity stands at Airdri stud also andhe won bout seven and a quarter length.

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Even you know, all right,you got doubt, okay, Now
I was staying Philly stakes yesterday hadPrayameders went to Tapatur's Lady my horse,
I really like over with Darby Daynamed tapature he sais a lot of winners

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and this one was a seventy thousanddollars stakes hours staying in Philly stakes very
seldom I go through the race resultsnationally that I don't see three or four
Tapaturs winning somewhere, so that isvery good. I think we've got doctor

(01:24:29):
Brian Walridge on the phone with usnow down at I guess he was back
from Scotland over there. Are youback against the dolcol? Are you still
in Scotland? No? I gotback late Wednesday night, made it back
to start reggae. Are you wearinga kilt? You know? The kilts

(01:24:51):
are really expensive. Because I lookedover there to see just for curiosity,
because I was looking for you becauseyou get you get the kilt in your
clan, and so I was lookingto see if they is. My mother's
maiden name is O'Brien, so kind, that's where my name comes rum.

(01:25:13):
So I was trying to find mean O'Brien heart and tie. But they
really don't have the Irish clans toomuch. But if you had, do
you want one of those custom kiltshops? It was about six hundred dollars
to get you a custom made kiltin your clan cart. So I passed

(01:25:34):
on that. I imagine what thecharge for a part. It doesn't So
you could get the pants too,You could get the pants in your there
was nothing they sold that you couldjust get you a pair of pants in
your in your official clan tartan material. They were pretty pricey as well.

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They have a good time over there. Oh, it was great. The
people are so just so nice.And the day it was was we could
go today? What went to Lockness? Our guide for that day. He
was just, you know, reallyreally good fellaw you know, told lots
of stories and lots of Scottish history, and he took us to go see

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those Highland cows and we went andbought potatoes and carrots and could feed the
Highland cows over the over the fence. And you made sure everybody got to
see them and get a picture ifthey wanted to. So it was the
heck of a day. It's reallycool to see lock Bess. You know,
you hear about that all your lifeand then you finally get to see

(01:26:39):
it. It was it was reallyinteresting. Yeah, I'm ga, you
had a good time. Grad youhad a good time. Did everything did?
They managed to get back down inMississippi state with you all, they
they had some excuse me, someyou know with big care, and we

(01:27:00):
still had that that tenanus horse andwe ended up losing laid down and couldn't
get back up. You know,once a little horse does that with tetanus,
that's usually the end. And youknow, a horse to the I
don't think it had ever been vaccinated, or maybe if it had, it
was pretty uncertain when it had beenvaccinated. So we see, I don't

(01:27:23):
know, maybe three tetanus cases ayear here, which I've only seen two
before ever before I came here,I commercy in two cases of tenness ever
and then we've we're you know,we're still getting folds of vary in ages
that are you know, all ofbeen pretty lucky, most of them been
pretty healthy. Had a really badg I infection and one with with cost

(01:27:49):
radio. It's a backterium that theyusually having low low levels, but it'll
just they either get get it fromthere, you pick it up from an
environment and it makes toxins and justyou know, if it's a really bad
strain makes for our toxins and damagesthe lining of the gut and they get

(01:28:09):
septic and the fold got really sick. So that's, you know, something
we would see in Kentucky as well. And you know every now and then
you get a really hot strain ofthat. You know, the folds,
you know, from being sick todead can be within twelve hours. Sometimes
it just hits them that quick.So you know, we you know,
see a lot of the same folddiseases really that we see in Kentucky,

(01:28:30):
just all kinds of ages. Youknow, there's fold season last year went
to Halloween night here, So whoknows how will be getting on the still
when you're coming back up here.Well, the students are starting to they
talked to me about yesterday, startingto get things together for coming up in

(01:28:55):
September for the sale. So morethan likely you probably ended up being sometime
during the Keenland sale because I gotto pay doctor White back some days for
being gone as long as I was, so it might end up being in
before I'm able to get back toKentucky. Yeah, how's the cold doing.

(01:29:15):
He's doing well. I gotta gosee him today. We reradiographed him
while I was away and that fractureis almost healed. It kind of healed
from inside out, you know,whether you can still see that there's a
bit of a fracture line be goingtowards the outside of the bone. So
it had healed well and no displacement. So I'm real happy I've got to

(01:29:38):
go by there today because he heneeds some hay and you know, he's
been there a little over six weeksor right at six weeks, I guess,
so you know, probably he canjust come on home. So I
got to start planning a little bitto get him back and let him get
some outside time because you know,he's totally been in a saw, which

(01:30:00):
isn't isn't any good for his legs, but we had to do it.
Yeah you been, Weene, hewas Wayne Waite. I took him and
Birdie in the stall there where he'sat and sedated her and walked her out,
and she kind of balked a littlebit, but then she loaded right
back up and he yelled for aboutfive or six times and that was it.

(01:30:25):
So there it was just I justshocked weened them because I really didn't
know what else to do, andboth of them did absolutely fine with it.
He's really laid back. He's gotjust the most laid back personality.
Hopefully, hopefully he will he'll savehis energy for the track. But he's
so laid back. He lets youdo everything. He's like a big dog.

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Oh, yes, sir, that'sthe plans. Hey, I thank
you for the picture of the coup, did you. Oh, you're welcome.
That was one of the ones wefed potatoes and carrots too. I
fed that one a potato. Ididn't know the Scottish Highland cows were originally

(01:31:18):
black. I thought, you know, could you always see pictures of them
there were you know, ginger iswith the column over there. Yeah,
but the original like stock Highland cowis is black, which I did not
know until Peter, or a tourguy, I told us that. Yeah,
okay, great, all right,my friend, we'll talk to you

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next week. I'm glad you hadand I guess it learned a lot.
The meeting was good, people wereawesome. I beg your pardon, and
the meeting was good. Uh,you know, the people were really nice,
had a great time. So itwas a really nice trip. Yeah

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all right, all right, well, thank you so much, and we'll
talk to you next week. Allright, Pa, Paul all Right Well.
July thirteenth at Mamoth, the onehundred found out of bowling spring Steaks
was won by Holliday three old PhillipBy more than Ready. The nation's leading
South stakes winners were Stalliums based inNorth America, with two hundred and twenty

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three. More than Ready is gonenow, but there are two of its
sons standing in Kentucky, both ofthem at Darby Dam. Copper Bullet title
Ready both greatest stakes winners. CopperBullet and his first copper sided copper Tack,
one of the Federico Teshill States atLaw, won the James F.
Lewis, the Third Stakes at Law, one of the Private term Stakes at

(01:32:47):
Law. Anyone in the Rocky RunStakes at Delaware placed in the Great the
Ohio Derby, and he's earned fourhundred and thirty six thousand, five hundred
dollars. He's also the Ponce toLeon one of the Tom Red Stakes at
prescal On Copper m a stakes placeearn of over one hundred and eighty six
two thousand. Copper Bullet won theGrade two Saratoga Special went on to earn

(01:33:10):
nearly three hundred and forty thousand table. Radi's first folds arrived this year knockouts.
He won a placed in nine Statessixth grade after breaking his maiden as
a two year old at Keenlan andhe earned seven hundred and eighty eight thousand,
four hundred and forty three dollars.He's a half brother to Grade one
stakes winner and Grade one place Cheekingthe title Damn of Seeking the Foul,

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a Grade one winner of three million, four hundred and seventy thousand, one
hundred and fifty three dollars, thencounts a second in the rue Breeders Cup
Mile among the stakes places and didyou see that impressive win by Bear River
at Ellis Park on July four.Bear River is by flame Away, the
leading second crops sire this year anda stable made of Copper Bullet and taber

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Rady at Darby Dam from all onthe stallions over Darby Dam cost Jward Fitzgibbons
at eight five nine, two fivefour four to two four on the website
is w dan dot com. Wellrunners raised on products from McCauley Fees won
four more stakes last weekend plus anotherthe following Wednesday. The well named Bullet
has started twice and won two steaks. First it was one hundred and twenty

(01:34:19):
five thousand La Royal Palm Juvenal Philliesat Gulstream, which he won by two
and a half links. Then theone hundred and twenty five thousand dollars My
Deer Stakes at Woodbine. She wonthat by four and a half. Bullet
was bred by Gainsway Thirdbredge and soldfor four hundred and twenty five thousand as
a yearling o at Keenan. Onehundred thousand dollars Bailing Spring Stakes at Mamoths

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was won by Spalladay three Old Phillyby Stone bred by Stone Street Thirdbit Holdings
and sold for three hundred and tenthousand in the September save of the Keenan.
The Ben's Cat Stakes at law waswon by When I Get to Heaven,
bred by one of McCauley fees andMaryland customers. That's Larry R.
Larry Johnson. He's won having arow now and he's earned over two hundred

(01:35:01):
and eighty thousand and Pandygate Brett,New York but raised on McCauley Brothers products
on Fred W. Henrich's third watercressfrom right there in Bourboncaddy. Then on
July seventeen in Island, the KarenRouge steaks went to Greenfinch a three o'
phillip. But justifabri By Uperdale Chelstonhad want it and raised at Ashford's time.

(01:35:24):
So congratulations to all and for moreon the products over with McCauley fee
is just called doctor John Leeu orEmmy Parker Jenny mars At A five nine
eight seventy three thirty three thirty three. See the website at McCauley feedes dot
com. He's always stopped by theoffice and want to live in Broadway.
In sales McCauley Fees. That's whereit's all about the horse. Now back

(01:35:45):
to horsetails with ursul Ellis. Okay, let's bring you over this talk to
you about Kentucky Third Owners and BreedersAssociation, the kte as Chauncey Morris steakes
winners from last weekend. Uh,let's see the Grade three Sanford at Saratoga

(01:36:08):
went to Moplex by Complexity is hisfirst crop bred by Everything's Cricket Racing New
York Bread but Danny stands over atEdridge. The my Deira Stakes of Woodbine
went to Bullet by Warfront over atClavern Farm, bred by Gainsway Third Bridge,
and this villa is two for twonow. The two hundred and fifty

(01:36:30):
found Out of Boston Stakes of ColonialDowns went to Full Minio by Boat Door
over at Claven Farm. I'm excuseme by over at Spencery Farm, bred
by country Life Farm and Star ofQuality allc It's a Maryland brid. The

(01:36:50):
Millionaire Preview Stakes of Colonial Downs wentto Integration by Quality Road bred by Lackin
Armstrong seventy five thoundller New York Oaksat Fingerlakes want to call well loves gold
by Golden Sense. It spend threeFarm. Of course, it's raised for

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New York where it is bred byJeremiah Desmond and John Kenny Farm, the
Valley Farms at Loans at Lone StarI went to the closing act by money
over Ashword stud bred by Douglas Sharbauer. The one hundred thousand dollars Prince George

(01:37:30):
County Stakes at Law Forever super byAmerican fareweh Over with Ashford stud bredon Florida
by Live Oak Farm. The JemeelaSteaks at Law went to Ala breave by
Mendleton, who also stands over Ashfordstud He was bred by Sycamore Hall Thirbred,

(01:37:50):
Maryland Bred one hundred thousand dollars.My Frenchman Steaks at Mamath Park Apollo
ten by violence read by Candy MeadowsFarm. Let's see if I picked this
one up? Uh the Arcadia State. No. Let me look at the
damn thing Asili steaks as anyway hardand nice one at the three Old filled

(01:38:15):
by coal Front bread by Eugenia Thompsonand Benight. The seventy five found dollar
vaalap valor vala what valgius valet Farmat the Lone Star, I went to
closing act by Munnings bed by DouglasScarborough. The Emial Down Stakes Kent Steaks.

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Harrick Breese won that by Arrogate breadby Wilbert Tan. The Irish Day
Stakes and Emo Downs went to uhtogether then two tougher than the rest.
It is, but take charge Andyread by ed Seltzer and Lee Anderson in
Kentucky. UH. The Caesar Stakesat Horseshoe in Annapolis. Lucky Jeremy won

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it by looking at Lucky bred bymister and Missus Craig Minton, m I
N T and the Bruce Barker Stakesat Mama Park. El Terno won it
by Spikes Down bred by Castleton Linesand Cowboy Estate. The Jack Hardy Stakes

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at as Wyya Downs Midnight Lady byMidnight Lou bread by kN Uh, the
Derby Triut Stakes at Assen of GuayamMister Phillip won that by Mottoli O Wood
Spencry Farm, bridden by Susan Moulton. In Kentucky and in Sweden, the

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Ziwani Cup went to Whirling ghosts Uhfor you Old Coke by Twirling Candy,
bread by B. D. GibbsFarm and Fleetwood Bloodstock. I think I
got one more of the Irish StallionFarmers EFB carrying Rouge steaks and I was
won by Green Finch three Old Philippyjustified read by Upndale, Justin and Watt

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and fold Over at Ashford. Sirain't no bayn trading that one. Well,
the folks have spent thro itt far. I want to take this time
to thank you all for that helpedto make the twenty twenty four breeding season
spent through its most successful whatever asHorseman's like you that led to the success

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of In the Mischief, the nation'sleading South fork forest consecutive years. That
led to the astounding feet of havingthe Stallion's Maximus Mischief, Mattoli, Omaha
Beach, and Vino Russell ran likeone, two, three, and four
on the twenty twenty three freshman Silius. And let me point out that all
four of those horses have sired twoor more stakes winners this year. Then,

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of course there's Kentucky Derby winner Authenticside by inter Missive. He stands
at Spencive I mean Golden Sands sideof this year's Kentucky Derby winner, also
by in the Missive, there's bothdal the leading freshman side of his year
side year and another stakes winner justlast weekend at Colonnew Downs, thousand Words
has already side a pair of majorstakes winners and his first crop this year

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newcomers standing in the first season insteadof Arabian Lime, Forte Zandan Taiba Grade
one winners known Agenda, their firstfolds are yearlings and sets proven grade one
size as Temple City and Cross Trafficand Jimmy Creed. Believe me, that's
that's just scratching the surface. Soa big thanks again for a highly successful

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breeding season from Spencery Farm the BreedersFarm and for more information, it's called
dais a Branham Mark or Daniel eightfive nine two nine four years zero thirty
in the website is spendryfarm dot com. And I get to talk about sally
van out there up down the roadtaking horses to the races breeding sheds over

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So after a while, all thesemayors that have shipped in from other states
and other areas and sin as they'rewinged, they'll get on a sally Van
and head home and soon there's they'reweaned in back and forth. And that's
how you do it. You takea sally Van and you're gonna get where

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you need to go. Because downto the ears, many of the greatest
runners ever to step on a racetrackwalked into a sali Van on their way
to win a derby of the Breeders'Cup or the Triple Crown. And I
remember a picture on the computer ofJustify getting off of a sally Van.
So think about that the next timeyou ship your horse across county or country.

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I'm telling you, if it's goodenough for Justifi, I don't care
what you got, it's good enoughfor you. Sally Bans are always in
great shape. Person behind the wheelis an experienced driver and an experienced horseman,
and that's what you have to haveperiod. Folks at Sally Van wouldn't
have it any other way. Andthat's why, for I don't know how

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many decades, Sally Van's been inbusiness forever. That's because they're great.
They're the safest way to the wintercircle. So give them a call.
It's a local number two five fiveninety four oh six, and the website
is Sally Horse Vans, not Sallyvan, Sally horse Vans dot. Come and

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enjoy the ride. Now back tothe Thoroughbred Training Center and ursul ellis well.
They running the Coaching Club American Oakstoday leading Phillips. It's a Philly
Classic, and of course it's runningup in New York at Saratoga today.

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And I was reading the American Raceoursesin nineteen forty six, and which I've
prone to do, go back andread reading histories anything that Joe Palmer wrote
anyway, and he wrote a littlesomething about a Philly that had won the
Coaching Club American Oaks in nineteen fortysix named Hypnotic. Hypnotic was well,

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let me read it to you whathe had to say about him kind of
interesting. I like this history anyway. One of the earlier sons of hyperiod
to enter the stud in this countrywas Bail Airstud's Hypnotists, the second through
cold streams Heliopolis. Those cold streamsHelioplus preceded him by a year, with

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only a scanny cropper. Three hipnotus. The second was bred in England about
William Woodward, out of a Mariawhich raised in this country. This was
Flying Gold by so girl they hadthe third. She won the Skylarville and
other stakes here and then was sentto England where she produced Boswell, winner
of the Saint Leger, from afield which included Ma Mood, the Eclipse

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Stakes winner and other races in thiscountry. He has sided Bosswitt for Bill
Airstad and Lord Boswell firm. Anyway, Flying Gold was from a most noted
family, being assisted to the stakeswinn of Fenelon and Flying Spear and the

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Flying Song Damn of Apache. FlyingGale returned to America, who died in
the spring of nineteen forty six afterfolding the Coat by Rhodes Scollop Hypnotists.
The second himself raced in England inthree seasons and one fourth of seven starts.
He won the Derby Trial Stakes.He won the King Edward the Seventh
Stakes at three, and at theend of that season was ranked in eighth

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place. On a free handicap.He ran only once at four and won
the March Stakes under one hundred andthirty six pounds. He started once in
this country and rent unplaced. Theywent to study in nineteen forty two and
ab Hancock's Clabron Farm, Paris,Kentucky. His first cop of Fools came
in nineteen forty three, and thusfar the most distinguished of them is the

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Philly Hypnotic, a big masculine chessant, which was fully clayborn on April twenty
four, nineteen forty three. Shewas thus just one day too early to
have her birthday coincide with that ofher half sister, Vagrancy, which became
mister Woodward's tenth one hundred thousand winterin nineteen forty three. Hypnotics Damn Valker

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by Man of War, represented anotherprolific family. She had won nine races
and finished thirty in the Coaching Clubof American over which two of her daughters
were to win, and in additionto Vacancy had dropped the stakes winnerscar Vakaris
as well as Valves damn of thesix Philly Vianna. That's what Joe had

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to say about it. I pointto the my computers and Bloodstock Research Information
Services and pulled a pedigree on Hypnotic. Like I said, by hypnotis the
second out of alcoholm Man of War. Valco had placed in Stakes Trend second
in Alabama second and the Ynkers secondin the Mount christm Stakes, third,

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Olcober Handicap, and was third inthe Coaching Club American Oaks. And she
had nine foles and seven winners.And I'm counting one, two, three
fourths those seven with stakes winners.She was a damn of Vacancy who was
by Sirga the Third. She wasa champion Handicap, Marion champion three Old

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Philly and a great producer herself.She won the ed one among other stakes
the Coaching Club American Oaks. Andshe was a bad of Black Tarquin who
was by Rhodes Scholar. He wasa champion three o Cold in England and
one of a bunch of stakes overthere. She was the Dame of Havania

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by hypnotiss second so Alvanni was afool sister. He was a full sister
to Hypnotic and he won the hurdlestakes even over the hurdles Uh. She
was the dam of Volcania by somechance who want to die in a handicap
in the test stakes. In print, she was the Dame of Nazcania by

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daughter of Nasruler who was a stakesrunner. She was the dam of fire
Ruler, another nasruler who won statesin Tala two by Nantella who was by
uh Nasruler. She was also ancestresorFideli by back dad bag Ed of course
stood over at Clayman Farm. Shewas the ancestors of Congo miss by the

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Wan Chauncey Bidder by Bowl Bidder andBill's expressed by Baghdad. A great family
h let's see Hypnotic. Damn valKir was also the name of hip of
Vicar by flying Ebony. He wona Saratoga handicapped, the Hampton Cup and

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a bunch of other states racers.She was the name of vices who Vicarius
was by Flying Emity and she produceda vashi was a gallon fox Mary that
was ancestor. She was the damof Faced the Facts by the way by
court martial and won a bunch ofstakes. It's a pedigree of vas by

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Native dancer Judger by damask proof.I believe it. Bicker by round table
sounds like a bunch of Cleveland horsesto me. And let's see hypnotic was
I mean the Viking was also thedam of Billicoas, who was the dam

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of Torture War who won states.It'sist one of those pedigrees. And just
to kind of explode, let's seewho else in the Baltic by round table.
Who's a champion mine over in Englandfrom that family? Dalmarket won one

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stakes in this country. And let'ssee Wargan one one cup in Susa steaks
and the Queen's Cup postgraduate by RhodesScholar. He wanted to starlett stakes at
that on the West coast. Soanyway, but hypnotics produce record was a

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little scan I think it was.Oh, she was the grand dame of
Henry Tudor, who was a championolder horse in Canada. And then she
was Barren a bunch of years,but did horse win. Uh. The

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champion in Canada Henry Tudor, hewon the Equiports Mild hazel Park Stakes.
He wouldn't remember hazel Park Stakes,but I do. He used to raise
it Hazel Park up in Michigan.The Challenge handicap is Jacques Cartier and the

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Nurgel handicapped a bunch of Canadian states. But then from there on they bred.
Then Isuel and see twice and twocoats. One of them didn't race
the other when it was unplaced.She had an Ambrois coke, couldn't win.
Finally, in nineteen fifty seven shehad a coke A biblic had won,

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and then it was Baron Baron,Baron, Baron Baron. Their last
four was palmised by Royal gotchip unracing. But uh, she was a grand
damn of the statource. But anyway, that was hypnotic and she was quite
Uh, one of those marriages youknow history. I just like that kind
of stuff. Me too, Youlike that kind of stuff. I like

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that kind of stuff. Yeah,okay, well we better take care of
our friends. I think it's timeto it. Yeah. We got about
five minutes, so we better takecare of our friends who turned third with
a training center. Yeah, greatplace to train. We had a great
time out here, Yeah, Ireally did. The only time I don't

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miss it is when I get upin the winter and I look out and
it's cold and I'm thinking I'm notgoing anywhere there. We didn't have a
day off for how many years?Oh, how many, twenty don't I
don't know, something like that,but a long time. But it was
fun. Well, i'll tell youwhat. We had really good people that

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rented stalls from us. You know, we never filled up at twenty four.
Yeah, and we had some reallygreat friends, Herb Jones and Herb
Jones, Leonard Atkinson, yeah,grub all kinds of people. Yeah,
it was It was just fun.It was fun to come to work.

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Carter Thornton Carter Carter in his temperwhich he did not leave at home.
He was funny, he was Hewas a great guy though, he really
was. Yeah. Yeah, hehad a three million years a far still
operating with his daughter. Yeah.Yeah. Yeah, good good people,

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really good. Well I've forgotten thename of the guy that had the stroke
or something. Running he was reallygood and he was a nice guy.
Got his name, but anyway,it was fun and we'd wait and they'd
bring around these wagons in the morningwith food on them, mostly Mexicans.

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Remember, Yeah, called him thewhat wagons. Forgot when they called him
anyway, we all jump and rundown and grab a taco or whatever it
was and just had had nice people. Yeah, it was fun. Yeah,
great place of training. Well,since last week's show, Michaele and

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Ewing had two winners. No goodfor her, Yeah, both of them
at Beltaira and uh, let's see, Paula Lobo had one at Ellis Park
and Ema had one at Horseshoe Indianapolis. John Jazouski had one a Bell Tayror
and old buddy Jimmy Cargan had one. Jimmy, good for him, he's

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been win a lot of races here, Lady for him. Must have found
a good client, one of ourIrish friends. Yeah, he was funny.
Oh did you see the champions werein pork and e Bean. We're

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in the Thoroughbred Daily News story onthe story on the great Yeah, but
they call it something about the chambrockor something I forget. Wasn't enough.
I Evian in there was too muchJim uh for okay, Well, I
was glad to see that. Ithought that was really nice. Well,

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anyway, it's a great place totrain your horses out here. Jim Copenagas
is in charge of the tracks bothhere and at Keeneland. Yeah, the
good tracks. They've got good,good barns out here. Uh, you
can the great atmosphere horse you know, you can take your horse out and

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graze them and it's it's it's reallya nice quiet place. Nice people out
here. Got a start and gate. You know, you can take them.
You know, you can break themout here. Not many people break
here lands here though, and theybring them out said, they get them
going they turn two. Yeah,lower track is a great place for that.

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Yeah, the five h mile trackand you start green horses off there
where there's workers up above on thebig track and of course they've got grass
gallops and it's uh, it's abeautiful place where you go back here and
gallop your horses on the grass onthe turf. But ally, my dear,

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I'm getting the signal over here.Yeah, the Index Finger Singer single.
We got a whole bunch of racingto watch today and it feels like
we can leave the windows and doorsopen. And yeah, and you're not
cooking tonight. Oh my god.Ah that Matt and Crystal and the BRD

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and the boys are coming over andMatt Crystal springing loasagna. Oh she whizz
I told Betty, I thought shewas gonna think, Okay, gotta go.
Thank you, Thank you. Bodown at the station. We'll talk
to you guys later