Horse Tales - 01-11-25

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Speaker 2 (01:23):
A maid's one mistakes that breeders dream about. Of course,
that's the Grade one Kentucky Derby. Next year, his four
brother won the classic Belmont Stakes. That was Dornicer. Dornic
is an Eclipse Award finalist for three year old Mail
of twenty twenty four. Maids retired with earnings of two millions,
five hundred and seven thousand, four hundred and fifty dollars.

(01:44):
Dornick has earned two million, four hundred and twenty seven thousand,
two hundred and seventy five dollars. Both are sired by
Good Magic, who studi fee for twenty twenty five has
climbed two one hundred and twenty five thousand dollars largely
because of the heroics of Maids and Dornock, champion two
year old culture of his year and second in the
Kentucky Derby. Good Magic is by one of the old

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time greats curling, a two time Horse of the Year,
a classic winner save one hundred and six stakes winners.
His fee is two hundred and twenty five thousand dollars.
Major's pedigree displays a rich history of classic performance, and
his damn is Pookah, one of the most important mayors
in recent memory. The stakes winner herself, Hookah's by a
Kentucky Derby winner from the Danzig styri Line. Major's first

(02:30):
fold or do this year and if they resemble their
sal well, they're going to be knockouts. Go visit eddres
stud and take a look at him. You're gonna like
what you see. His fee is twenty five thousand, five
fold at Eddres Stood, which was founded by Burton C. Jones,
the nation's leading breeder of States winners in twenty twenty
four with twenty of them and no Hoda raised runners

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at Airy Stood and Maid's covered a book of quality
mayors in his first yeason that stood. Why don't you
give Shannon a Kyler call at eight five to nine,
age seventy three sent me to seventy and take a
look at the website, which is Edristo dot com.

Speaker 3 (03:21):
On the horse capital of the world. It's Horsetails with
ursul Ellis. We'll talk about the horses, the people, and
the history of the thoroughbred industry and it's secretary of that.
What's the flights and athletes now live from Kentucky's bluegrass region.
Here's ursul.

Speaker 2 (03:43):
Well.

Speaker 1 (03:43):
You don't see much bluegrass, No I say plenty white.
You know what, all through this myth, we've never had drifting.
Now this time we do. Look out there, it's drifting
and the wind's going number spries. What do you think
we got extra last night? I think we.

Speaker 2 (04:02):
Got about three inches. I would say.

Speaker 1 (04:04):
Two maybe three f twelve.

Speaker 2 (04:08):
We're at home during the show today. We're not at
the Third Bridge Training Center.

Speaker 1 (04:12):
We can't get out.

Speaker 2 (04:17):
Here. We are, but don't worry about us. We've got
plenty of beer ou and oh geez.

Speaker 1 (04:22):
What since it started, we've had it plowed twice. And
our dear friend neighbor David shown next door, sent some
guys over and uh, well, for one thing, you couldn't
tell where the edge of the road was. And they
put steaks in all the way up and down the driveway.

Speaker 2 (04:44):
Did they do that? I haven't been I have been
out of how long now.

Speaker 1 (04:49):
Yeah, I know forever.

Speaker 2 (04:51):
It's well since the first I'm getting the stall walk
a little bit.

Speaker 1 (04:56):
Jeez, I know. It's insane. Anyway, David has just been invaluable,
what a good guy over at Vincent Farm. And I
was able to get out Friday yesterday in the morning
and got over to Walmart and got back and it

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was still a little slippery on the one side. Coming.
When you come in this place, you go down a
little hell and then you go up. The uppart was
the Betsy goes to a wonderful place called Comfortable Living
during the weekend for brain injured people. And somehow they
sent a bus out a couple of two or three

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days ago, and the guys just going along, coming in,
coming down, starts up and the whole thing slides off
to the right and that stopped him. So they got
a tow truck out here, and that guy drove down,
took one look at that and backed out the chicken.

Speaker 2 (06:00):
We live about a quarter of a mile off the rover.
Yeah so, and it's just the nar gravel roads, you know.

Speaker 1 (06:07):
Yeah. So anyway, somebody came with a big, heavy, full
winter drive truck and they got him turned around. But
to leave the place, they had to get off the
road and drive up through the field. That's how crazy
it's been.

Speaker 2 (06:25):
Because of Leo Isa and then.

Speaker 1 (06:28):
Matt and Crystal Howard. MAT's out at Warhorse place and
they came over with their four wheel drive and their
kids and they brought us fish for dinner.

Speaker 2 (06:42):
Yeah, so that.

Speaker 1 (06:43):
Was real nice. So we're doing fine. Rsal Stowe walking,
but we're.

Speaker 2 (06:48):
Doing I'm used to sitting around in my age. I
like sitting around. Yeah, that's what I do. I love
my lazy boy, Yes and Jack.

Speaker 1 (07:03):
So anyway, it's the post to warm up a little.
I'm wondering, what do you guess we got about a
foot of snow?

Speaker 2 (07:11):
Now I would, I don't know if it's a foot
or not. Well, yeah, we had a stationary one of
those tubs sitting outside that I didn't get to put
away yet, and the wind one time blew it over
to the middle of the backyard and.

Speaker 1 (07:30):
I'm not going to get that till July, and uh
it's covered. So how how high are those things buckets? Yeah,
that's pretty steep. So anyway, everybody's kind of in the
same stinking mess that we are, so yes, it's Yeah.

Speaker 2 (07:53):
We tried to get a hold of John Nicholson because
they've got a new couple of new horses that were
going to talk about. Yeah, but he didn't pick up
his phone. He never does.

Speaker 1 (08:06):
But he's he's.

Speaker 2 (08:09):
He's not gonna be on I don't guess.

Speaker 1 (08:11):
That's not well, he's probably at old friends, right, now
check and make sure it was okay. He's there all
the time. I mean he's a workaholic.

Speaker 2 (08:19):
Yeah I know, yeah, so.

Speaker 1 (08:21):
I'm sure everybody, including Pubby and Major, just my hubby
and Major were our last horses. And when you're ninety
three and eighty two, I mean, can you imagine if
they were out in this field back here? No, well,
I mean they we'd have to wave to him. I
mean the cat went out for about ten steps and

(08:43):
turned around.

Speaker 2 (08:44):
He would play with mine, you clean, hanging down off
a sheer.

Speaker 1 (08:49):
Now she came back in. So our dear friends, that
old friends took the two boys for us, and they.

Speaker 2 (08:56):
Put him in a paddock, got a lovely shod water.

Speaker 1 (09:04):
All kinds of hay. So they're fine and all, you know,
next door we're watching mayors and stuff. They all look good.
The only Crystal Howard works for run Redtols. She's like
in charge of all those mayors they've got over there,
the breeding and all this and that kind of stuff.

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And she said, the only trouble they've had is they're
trying to make paths through that because the ice they
could that ice the mayor stepped through that they can
cut themselves, you know, nasty, nasty stuff. So I think
it might rain next week. Chris Bailey, who is my

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go to.

Speaker 2 (09:51):
Weather guy.

Speaker 1 (09:52):
Yeah, he's got a blog, It's Kentucky Weather Center, And
I look, I bet I look at that five times
a day, and I think there's rain in the future,
and exactly say when. It's probably March. But yeah, whenever,
I be glad to get rid of this nasty stuff.

(10:15):
I used to like it when I was a kid.

Speaker 2 (10:19):
Things change, you know, I can vouch through that.

Speaker 1 (10:26):
Yeah. And I went to Walmart yesterday and that's a
good pharmacy. They realized. They tried to help them. There
was a mix up on my prescription. I got over
there and those guys worked while I went around and
bought a bunch of cheerios and junks. Those pharmacists and

(10:46):
people worked there just worked and work and got it
all straightened out. So thanks to you know, you rely
on people like that.

Speaker 2 (10:55):
Well, they canceled racing at terf yesterday.

Speaker 1 (11:01):
Yes, and they said they worked that track and worked
that track and they were just.

Speaker 2 (11:07):
To go tomorrow.

Speaker 1 (11:09):
Yeah, they're working around the clock. Oh my god. Can
you be imagine yourself on a factor going around and
around at two am in the morning freezing jeez. Anyway,
they raything is expected I'm quoting here. Raything's expected to
continue on Saturday. Now the first post is at five

(11:31):
point fifty five. That's this afternoon. Now, they shouldn't have
too much trouble getting there. I mean it's not hard
to get there. The roads are clear. Yeah, the roads
so people couldn't get it. So the pick five carryovers
one hundred and eighty thousand plus.

Speaker 2 (11:51):
Oh I'm going down.

Speaker 1 (11:53):
Oh yeah, yeah yeah. Anyway, that was the Saturday and
now carry over to Saturday. Uh yeah, they're they're going
to try to run at five fifty five. Sunday is
scheduled to begin at one pm after church. Racing, I

(12:15):
need do you hear me?

Speaker 2 (12:17):
What see?

Speaker 1 (12:19):
You didn't listen to me, I said. Racing is scheduled
to begin at one pm Sunday after church.

Speaker 2 (12:27):
Ollo.

Speaker 1 (12:28):
Are you there? Okay? And let's see. Oh so next Wednesday,
the fifteenth, they're going to expand ten races to pick
up the races they're canceled due to the weather. So
you can always go to turfoy dot com and get
the latest racing nue Oh say California. That's hidiots. They found.

(12:55):
They're resting people for setting fires out of that their fire.
They strung them up out there wherever they had a match.
So anyway, we've been following Santa Anita because they're right
by the Eaton fire, which is traveling away from the racetrack.

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But they got eighteen hundred horses there. Fires burned almost
fourteen thousand acres. My god. Anyway, Oh, you know Guccierras,
that jockey, Yeah, his home got burned up. That's a shame.

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It makes it more real when you realize who who
got it, you know. So what they're doing, they're just
watching and taking care of stuff. But they said, if
you want to move, your horses will help you. The
only real danger they've got now is the breathing milk. Yeah,

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you know that. Really I'd moved. I'd moved to del Mar.
Wherever they're putting them, I don't know, but I remember
one time we had a rented out stalled. There's some
people who were nifty clean, I mean those people, and
then there wasn't a stroll out of place on the

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back of that barn, and it was chilly, and what
they did was close all the windows and then they
would rake that barn, so nothing was out a place.
I mean it looked beautiful, but when you looked in
where the sun came in, you could see floating stuff

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and it didn't want the horses. So we had to
explain to our lovely neighbors who came from south of here,
away south of here, that it's winter and the horses
like fresh air. And they just were shocked, you know.
They wanted to bundle them up nice and warm. So
anyway that I would get mine out of there because

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of breathing it. I don't want to breathe that stuff either. No, no,
So anyway, if you want to keep up with Santa Nita,
you can get on the internet. And what they do
if you go to the Santa Anita webpage, they give
you a couple of newspapers out there to click on,

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and then the newspaper has the good articles. So that's
pretty decent of them. Oh gee, with well, maybe John
Nicholson with old friends might call us back. I know
what he's doing. He's out of old runs all the time.

(16:00):
He's out there checking and make sure everybody's okay. But
we do want to say something about they got two
Kentucky Oaks alone, bird Town and Stone Legacy. So they
got Kentucky Oaks Winter, bird Town by Cape Town. She

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must be out of bird Stone. I don't know how
that works. I don't know that pedigree all that much anyway,
And they got two thousand and nine Oaks runner up
Stone Legacy by Birdstone. Bird Town is the first Oaks Winter.
Did you know that? I didn't realize that her old friends.

Speaker 2 (16:49):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (16:49):
Yeah, And both horses were donated to old friends thanks
to the Maryland Whitney Stables.

Speaker 2 (16:58):
So it's just, uh, I guess we'retired broom.

Speaker 1 (17:04):
Yeah, I guess. So that's such a shame. Now, you know,
first Mary Lou and then her husband, So that's that's
kind of said. But there obviously the heirs, whoever they are.
She had. Mary Lou had a little girl named Cornelia,

(17:29):
and I was out at that farm at one time
and he was there with that little girl in a
little push thing. Yeah, so I guess Cornelia.

Speaker 2 (17:44):
Ah, well, she.

Speaker 1 (17:46):
Sure has a horsey background, so we're hoping she will,
you know, continue that. I don't see why she wouldn't. Okay,
you've got a couple of them announcements there. Oh yeah,
we got a lot to talk about.

Speaker 2 (18:02):
Okay. On the popularity of turf racing is growing, beliefs
and bounds in this country. Big money is provided and
imported runners make up a large percentage of our grass.
Starter De Marchelier, a son of the great side Dubahwe,
was important to compete on turf. He won his first
start and made the special race at Aquaeduct on the turf.

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He won his second start on Keenan's turf and his
third the Grade three Canine Ridge Stakes at Aquaduc on
the turf. He was then injured and that ended his
racing career and was retired over the cleven farms with
but two cops to compete a full season. He was
the leading freshman side of turf winners and the leading

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second crop sire of turf winners. Among them was Watchtower,
one of the Grade three hundred thousand dollars Autumn mistakes
at Santa Anita. Then there was Desika was placed in
a couple of states in France, including the group three
preed to Conder w money run a game second and
one hundred thousand dollars. Cutler Wales states, that's the gost

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Stream Illustrator runs second in one hundred thousand dollars Texas
Turf Madla who with Sam Houston Blue Creek is placed
in one hundred and thirty five thousand dollars Award States
in New York and the one hundred thousand dollars Law
for Tuity. The Marchesier, one of the Great Davalis two
hundred and ninety States winners is that of love is

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all you need. I have sisters are two champions and
a Doornald saddle as well, of course the Great Sis
and the sub two hundred and ninety four six winners.
The Marcheier stands for five thousand stands and nurses at
Claven to put a running grasshouse in your racing stable
called Bernie Sam's or Jacob West eight five nine nine

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eighty seven two three three old. On the website is
Clavenfarm dot com. All right, I want to talk about
a couple of friends of mine here in Bourbon County.
That's where we are now, and well the hell we've
been here since nineteen thirty.

Speaker 1 (20:07):
What I don't know. It's because we can't get out.

Speaker 2 (20:13):
On the treats right anyway, here we are, so is
the Clayward Agency and Indian Creek. They're over in Parish
now we can't get to them right now. Clay Ward
Agency they were founded back in nineteen thirty one. I
meant to James clay Ward and they're very successful selling

(20:36):
insurance for horses and of course the names we're talking
about horses here because they give you great service and
I've got a great knowledge of the horse business, and
those qualities are still carried on as I speak. Whatever
your insurance needs, if it pertains to deserve, the professionals

(20:57):
at the clay Ward Agency are position to supply the
best coverage of the best price available. Some excuse me,
what if we All you need to do is to
give Shack Parish or Bruce aac to call number over
nine eight seven eighteen sixty one.

Speaker 1 (21:16):
That's a good bunch. They've been around forever. They know
what they're doing. Once again, it's one of those people.
They've been in business so long that you know they're good.
The wise they'd be out of business. Well, how that worked.

Speaker 2 (21:32):
Their office is right there, it's eleven o two Main
Street in Paris, Kentucky. And of course they're closely affiliated
the Fact one and the same with Indian Greek Farm.
And Indian Creek's been around a while. Jack Parish runs that,
you know, of course he's he's in there with them

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with Bruce Act as far as the name the Ward
Agencies goes too. But anyway, Indian Creek Farm, they've raised
and boarded and sold many in the World's Finals thirds
down through the years.

Speaker 1 (22:10):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (22:11):
If you're looking for a wonderful place to board your horses,
have somebody self for you. They've got great horsemen at
at the Indian Creek and nice people and the best places.
The way to get in touch with them is to
go to Indian Creekky dot com, or you can give

(22:31):
Old Shack a call, call him up and pester him
a little bit. Eight five nine ninety eighty seven seven
four four three. That's two great outfits right here in
Bourbon County, the Cleave Board Agency and Indian Creek Farm.

Speaker 3 (22:48):
Now back to the Thoroughbred Training Center and ursul ellis.

Speaker 2 (22:54):
All right, Well, I think I don't know if they're
going to run it or not, but they're sending that
entrant for the Sunday's Los Angeles Steaks becomes a cat
Hi Kitty.

Speaker 1 (23:08):
That's Crady way.

Speaker 2 (23:12):
The cat o dog died, but we've got a cat.

Speaker 1 (23:15):
Yeah when we've had her for how many years? I
mean really and truly she I know, and she she
talks too. Oh yeah, she'll stand everybody doing out herself.

Speaker 2 (23:30):
Now. Yeah, normally she she has to go. She lasts
to go out. Yeah, but we keep a kitty little
box flour in there, and since the snow came, she's
been using that.

Speaker 1 (23:45):
Yeah, she snows fool.

Speaker 2 (23:50):
But you know, she goes out rolls in the snow.

Speaker 1 (23:53):
I know that is interesting, is that she does. She
goes out like it's I don't know, there's something.

Speaker 2 (24:00):
Oh, there's my pins. You have my pen?

Speaker 1 (24:03):
Oh goodness, okay, I want to pick it up and
put it on the table.

Speaker 2 (24:11):
Pretty never mind. Yeah, well here's the entry.

Speaker 1 (24:17):
We're going to do that work.

Speaker 2 (24:20):
If you're smarter than I have. Uh, if they're running
this race tomorrow, but I don't think they're going to
so lost. The angles takes grade three. I'm gonna talk
about a couple of past winners. There's been some good
winners of this particular race. It's the Phillies and Marriage
four wheels enough going six and a half furlongs and

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well here's the entries for it. Anyway on the rail
is the horse and Irish gread Horse and the needlepoint
by Blue Point than any who is set at number
two as a boat door roll over at just Spendry
Farm U two p is number three. That's an Uncle
Moe who as I guess everyone knows now and he

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passed away just a couple of weeks ago. Uh what
what a loss of the very thing at was one
of my time favorite horses. Number four is Marl Raised
Girl by Mendelssohn Mendelsson, a full brother than in the
Mischief over at Ashword Stud Just Nails is number five

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by Twirling Candy. Number six is in the Irish Bread
by Kodiak. Number seven is a French bread and a
debt by Outstrip. Number eight is a Chilian bread but
he's uh val Lera is Chillian bread, but it's by
in the Mischief. Of course, has topped the silent is

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uh six years in a row on his way to
number seven. If he, if he wins, if he topped
to Silis this year, he'll high bowl records the street
for seven eight seven straight years as a leading fire
and he's been a great horse over there for you

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got what's that?

Speaker 1 (26:13):
Well you were coughing before?

Speaker 2 (26:15):
Oh okay, let's see Miss Lizzie is number nine named
Classic Empire and a French bread lonee uh by an
Australian horse named Star Spangled Banner. Right, So that's supposed

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to go off tomorrow. But they're not gonna run tomorrow. Now,
those were the entries for that particular race.

Speaker 1 (26:46):
I hate to see when they run again and we
watch it on television. That hill behind there is where
the you know, you look when they put the camera
on the track and they'll show that Mountaine hill behind
Santa Nita. I think that's gone and it's blowing the

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other way. So that's something, you know, that's just terrible.
I feel fatter, and it's really a shame. See that.
There is a guy I don't know who you is.
I mean I've heard his name, James Wood, and he
was on being interviewed, you know, on television movie star

(27:29):
would No, No, he's a writer or something. I don't
I don't really know. No, he wasn't a movie star anyway.
He was he was pretty sure that his house burned
and he said the hardest part it turned out that

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it didn't. But he said the hardest part was that
they were evacuated and they were standing somewhere and their
phones went off, and the phone signaled that the smoke
detectors in their house went off, and he said, you know,

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it was like a cry for help. He said, it
was the most depressing thing because they figured the house
was burning. It didn't. It got some you know, a
lot of smoke damage and stuff. But somehow I saw
yesterday they had interviewed him all along. He's very smart
and you get a lot of information off of an
interview like somebody like that. So anyway, I have one

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more announcement, if you want me to do it, I
have one. Yeah, one, okay. Keen Little Library Lecture Series
presents Eliza McGraw Astride Horses, Women in a Partnership That
Shaped America. And that's Wednesday, January twenty second, six thirty

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eight if it's dolls, but six thirty to eight thirty
at the Keenlan Library. And you just need to call
out to the Keenlan Library and you know, get a ticket.
Now it's twenty dollars a ticket. But if you want
to get a book at the same time. I'm sure
that would be.

Speaker 2 (29:17):
Mind.

Speaker 1 (29:19):
It's fifty five dollars a ticket with the book, So
that's doors open at six and they'll have a book
signing after the presentation. Did you do your book out there? Yeah,
that's a nice thing, you know, this book. I find
this fascinating because the picture on the front as a

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woman and it's got to be three World War two.
Look at her, h yeah, it's it's a wonderful old picture.
Part I find fascinating is she's riding with a double bridle.
I mean, her bits and all look like saddle breads,

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don't they see he's got a uh, a snaffle and
a curb. Uh, well, there's no set tail, and no,
I don't think it's a saddle bread. It could be partly,
but look at its head just kind of out like
a stir bread or riding horse. But anyway, Uh, she's

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sitting back in the saddle and it's a flat saddle,
and her her feet are almost up to the to
the horses front legs, and but she's sitting way back
over his kidneys. I thought that was pretty interesting because

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sometime during an Olympic, the Germans thought that they should
all foot up on the horse's back, up on the
withers by the withers, and she's way back. And that's
you look at those whole pictures and you realize how
riding has changed, writing style has changed. That's pretty interesting,

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I think. So okay, anyway, ready.

Speaker 2 (31:21):
For Yeah, I got to do take care of our
friends over at Ashford Studd.

Speaker 1 (31:27):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (31:28):
Practical joking Munnings leading top ten ranks size of twenty
twenty four on the North American style is both side
states winners last thirty Practical jokes is this richie winner
of the Grade three or lost floored stakes at sant
Anita Munnings. GW's Girl won one hundred and fifty thousand

(31:50):
dollars mocking Bird stakes down at Oaklawn Park. Ritchie has
posted seven wins, and six of her wins have come
in State five and Great States, two of them Grade one.
She was one of thirteen States winners, seven graded States winners,
two Grade one winners in twenty twenty four. By practical
joke in the Mistress leading Son had stood Munnings died

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fourteen States winners last year, four graded including another Grade
one winner. He the Spikes Town's leading Son had stud
his g W's Girl won her first start as a
two year old at Delaware and the Mocking Heard mocking
Bird States was her first start in a States race.
Six to the top ten leading size of twenty twenty

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four were based at Ashwood stud and no other stud
farm in North America matched that record. In addition to
Pastor Joke and Monnings justified, Uncle Mole, of course now gone,
American Pharaoh and Mendelssohn rank among the top twenty steven
starts at five thousand dollars live fold at aShw Had

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Stud among them as the son of Uncle Motown considered
by many to be the bargainshire with three crops to
compete a full season, He's sat thirty three staks horses,
thirteen stakes winners, six graded States winners, eight graat eight
one stakes in twenty twenty four and eleven others placed

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in Stax and Colemore Rena And on Motown where they're
quoting Chris mcgrad and let me say it was, he goes,
Chris is a friend of mine, and he hears with

(33:39):
a third bed Daily News. But here's what he had
to say about Motown. Motown had five thousand dollars his
hands down my gold metal value staying in this bracket.
I really think that he's way underrated for what he's
got on the track. His percentage of stakes winners is
an impressive and he has six black type winners. I

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don't know what he's not getting more of. That's Christmasgrass
talking about Motown, who sends for five thousand dollars live
Hoole by the way, which is a flat bargain. So
sure is yeah? So anyway, so now the time to

(34:19):
call ashwood Stone. They're making some great deals over where
as I as we speak, they've been running commercials saying
just that. So they're trying to sell seasons over there,
and you can deal with them. So why don't you
give him a call at eight five nine eight seven
three seventy eighty eight and take it the website which
is Coolmore dot com. Jackie, you want to say something

(34:42):
about our good friend here.

Speaker 1 (34:45):
Oh Quilling, Yeah, I'm all I was just snorking around
over here Quilling leather and talk quality service, leather good
since nineteen eighty two. Nations are just custom Hawk the
shop thousand halters a year gift worldwide. Quillent to U
I L LI dot com Paris, and it's eight five

(35:09):
nine ninety eight seven O two one five. Now to
find out all the things that equivalent's got. Anything to
do with horses and most things to do with leather.
They have besides every kind of a halter, and on
and on and on you can think of. They have

(35:32):
belts for humans. They have passport covers, they have coasters.
They have the ultimate mousepad, so there you get your
ultimate mouthpad. You know, I'm sitting over here. I don't
know how that mouse gets around anyway. They've got their

(35:54):
English Finnish bridal belt. Leather goes to their Kentucky key tags.
Hand rubbed edges. I wondered how they get that like that.
You know, when you cut a piece of leather, it's
a little ruff around, you know, they hand rub it.
Do you know that. I just now realize that. Oh

(36:19):
that's a real interesting thing. Hi, this is ed he's
our hand rubbers. He sits in the corner that pile
of stuff over there and he hand rubs. Okay, they
are what I use all the time. Is they have

(36:44):
like a cold over thing that you can do a
certain size. It will. You can put checks in the air.
And I have the one that's the size that both
sides fit. Oh, I don't know your driver's life and
your Kroger card and all that jazz. And they are

(37:04):
really nice because I just throw it in my purse
and pull that stuff out so it's all together where
you need it. So and of course, guess what's coming up. Kids.
It's folding season. It's breeding season, and they got everything
you need. Period. Oh, I want to say one more

(37:27):
thing real quick. They have turnout halters and they're beautiful,
and they have named different ones. One's Kentucky and one's Clayburn.
You know, it depends on where the buckle is. You know,
they're all slightly different. They're really beautiful, and they've got

(37:48):
one named Old Friends. So it seems to me that
if you're out there and you're going to buy some
you might buy might take a look at the Old
Friends one. Because Ralph does he give twenty percent or
twenty dollars or something Old Friends. I don't know the numbers.

Speaker 2 (38:09):
Old Friends forever, oh forever.

Speaker 1 (38:10):
He just his just well, Ralph also does all that
kind of civic duty stuff. You know, he's he owns
type of downtown. Well that's true too, I'd be said
it k minded if I owned it myself. But he's
got that new store down in Paris. Drive down main
Street and look on the right and everything down there.

(38:33):
You know, once somebody in the block fixes something up,
the guy down the street paints or something. You know,
it's such a good idea. Anyway, quillen to U I
L L I N Paris number ninety eighty seven oh
two one five.

Speaker 3 (38:50):
Now back to horsetails with ursa ellis.

Speaker 2 (38:56):
Found to see where we are right now? Okay, now
they're going to run a turf way today? Did they
say that?

Speaker 4 (39:02):
Is that?

Speaker 1 (39:04):
Now? I have to look that up again?

Speaker 2 (39:06):
Well anyway that you.

Speaker 1 (39:08):
M't expect me to remember that stuff?

Speaker 2 (39:11):
Yeah, I know it's right now, been half an hours
as you talk about it at least.

Speaker 1 (39:16):
Okay, Saturday post time five fifty five.

Speaker 2 (39:20):
All right in the future today is the likely Exchange Stakes.
Who's in it by clabroand Farmer sponsoring that, And it's
a mile race on the old weather track, one hundred
and twenty five thousand dollars for four wheels and up
phillies and marriage goes off at eight twenty five tonight.

(39:41):
Huh do you think you get a crowd there to
day today.

Speaker 1 (39:45):
In northern Kentucky. Yeah, shoot, yeah, the money's good. I
don't bother anybody up there.

Speaker 2 (39:52):
Of the persons one hundred and twenty five thousand.

Speaker 1 (39:53):
Dollars, I go. I mean now have been that place
to be?

Speaker 2 (39:57):
Well, here's the field? Want to stay lost? Five year
old mayor by Bernardine by mel Brids falling ranch. Number
two is a French bread. Uh your heart and uh
number three is folding your gua.

Speaker 1 (40:16):
You're a boy?

Speaker 2 (40:17):
Yeah? I just said you. Are you there again? Where
else would it be?

Speaker 1 (40:25):
What? It's your a boy, it's the name of the country.
I don't know you didn't like you said you're a wall?

Speaker 2 (40:32):
I just put at a hard boot on.

Speaker 1 (40:33):
It cracks me up. I'll tell you another one you do.
Are you ready?

Speaker 2 (40:39):
So I'm I'm open to criticism because I want it
all the time.

Speaker 1 (40:44):
Well, no, no, no. What's so funny is when you
read a commercial, you read it straight through, you say
things as they come up. That's how it works. And
you say Jimmy Durante instead of Jimmy Duranty and you
don't know that you do it because that's how you read.
When you read on radio. So Jimmy Duranty the guy

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were the Nose. Yeah, I think that's funny. I cracked up.
I never told you because got one of my favor
I like his music Calabashian wherever you.

Speaker 2 (41:18):
Are you are? Yeah, I like his music too.

Speaker 1 (41:21):
Oh yeah he did. Uh what was that movie Sleepless
in Seattle? Yeah, they had him singing in that. I
mean you know it's one of me. Yeah, it's got
the CD. I guess it is. Yeah, it's beautiful. Yeah,
he was a big star. He was also a big

(41:43):
racing fan. Did you know that? Oh yeah, that's yeah,
that was dumb one. Yeah, okay, they just pulled the
name out of.

Speaker 2 (41:55):
The hat, all right. I see. Number four is cat
Meant but Kitten's Joy read by Judmont. Number five is
Pendulum by Street Balls, Bread by the Dolphins. Number six
is a Brazilian bread I got that right then.

Speaker 1 (42:16):
Yeah, Oh, bust your heart.

Speaker 2 (42:22):
Here's one name after you peak popularity.

Speaker 1 (42:27):
By I'm in trouble, folks, I'm in trouble. He's going
to do this all day.

Speaker 2 (42:32):
Mends is doing very well. It's too He's a ranked
of fifteenth on the s Yeah, that's he's over it
and Ashford's thirty. That's the four brother in the mission
I Grade one stakes winner.

Speaker 1 (42:48):
That's good stuff they got.

Speaker 2 (42:51):
Number eight is always waiting but always dreaming. I don't
know where always dreaming.

Speaker 1 (42:56):
He is.

Speaker 2 (42:59):
Number nine, she's fancy my uncle Moe. Number ten is
p E I, G N O I or something. Wah,
he's wah.

Speaker 1 (43:14):
Can I look at it? Just for fun? Play a
little coming to Oh, I don't know petonar who knows
is black?

Speaker 2 (43:27):
Wasn't Mendels something to do with music or something a
whole lot to do with music. Okay, that's what I thought,
you know. And so this horse probably Nicker's pretty good.

Speaker 1 (43:39):
Huh, oh, Lord to help us.

Speaker 2 (43:43):
Number eleven has ever led by Arrogate, one of my
old time favorite horses have passed away much too soon.
And number twelve is Hurry Up Hannah by Jack Milton.
And there's one on also, just in case you want
to know who Katie's checkmate by Street Sands.

Speaker 1 (44:03):
So that is the how many how many are? Isn't that?

Speaker 4 (44:08):
Uh?

Speaker 2 (44:08):
That's one on the old crew A full field twelve
four twelve one. Yeah, they fill the fields up down there.

Speaker 1 (44:18):
Yeah, that's good. There's a lot of places that don't.

Speaker 2 (44:23):
Let's see what time is it now? Quarter till it's
time for Spenser? Is it okay? Let me do it? Okay,
here we go and hell Parker, Buddy Hill. We're in

(44:43):
the midst of top the North American Stylius for the
sixth year rowd in twenty twenty four. Now he's already
working on number seven that would tie the Great Bowl
Rulers records. Well, here we go. January four, Santa I
Neita barn A three D quote by intermission won the
Gay to San Pacini. He won about five and a

(45:04):
half lnch getting seven prolongs and one twenty two flat
for training. Bob Beckett, do you know where this horse
is going? He's headed to the Kentucky Derby, of course,
in the Mischief has already started a Kentucky Derby winner
and Horse of the Year, Authentic, one of his only
starter as a two year old. Authentic ranked among the
leading freshman sars in twenty twenty four with twenty four winners,

(45:26):
including the stakes winner, plus three of us during black time.
That's it's a pretty state bet that let their side.
They're looking for a distance of ground. As a matter
of fact, Authentic was the number one freshman sire of
two turn winners, unless we forget last year's Kentucky Derby winner,
Mistic Dan was signed by a son of Intermission Golden

(45:49):
Sands second also in the Grade one Preakness. Mystic Dan
has earned over four million, three hundred and sixty one times.
Of course Golden Census also a license to Sarah Runners.
He's he twice won the Great One Breeders Got Dirtbow
plus the Greade one Saturday at Derby earned over three
million dollars. Golden Sands Real bargain sire, ten thousand stands

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and nurses and in case you overlooked it, the Spencer
Stallions and Maximum Mischief, Omaha Beach, Wacoma and thousand Words
have dominated the first man salaries and the second Crop
Salaist for the last two years. Ben is a breeder's farm.
More information CoA is Brian Omar Daniel at eight five

(46:35):
nine two nine fours years ago thirty in the website
is Spencer Farm dot Com. Okay Hill Parker, Our good buddy,
who is a dual person.

Speaker 1 (46:46):
Is a broker horse Farmland Specialists, real estate broker and
he's also a horseman I just want to mention. Every
once in a while, something will come up, somebody will
put on the internet, like on Facebook or something, I

(47:07):
am trying to buy land in Lexington, any ideas as
who I should call? Or one two or two days
ago I think, was I am going to sell my
farm that's got horse stuff on it? I guess I
don't know. And it's like fifteen acres and who do
I call? And of course I'm on their Hill Parker.

(47:31):
And you'd be surprised how many people recommend.

Speaker 2 (47:35):
Hill yea and things like that.

Speaker 1 (47:38):
No, it's just amazing because you know, everybody knows Hill.
Everybody knows what he knows, which is about all you
need to know when you're talking about farms, real estate.

Speaker 2 (47:50):
The only thing you don't know about him unless you
meetium I become friends with it is the fact that
he's one of the nicest guys who will walk down
the road.

Speaker 1 (47:58):
Oh that's true, too energy for crying, and he's he's
real smart. And when he looks at a problem or
a certain aspect of what you're doing or zoning or
this and that whatever, he's got all sides of it covered.
He knows. Yes, Now from the a b to z.

(48:19):
He knows that stuff. And if it's something that he's
not run into before before he talks to you, he
knows all about it. You know, I'm just astonished working
with him. He's amazing. He's got all his business degree
and all this and that kind of stuff and real
or Association of National Association of Accredited Buyer Rep and

(48:46):
all okay, senior real estate specialist and then there you go.
He's a license source trainer in eleven states. Years of
experience with thoroughbred event horse, jumper, steeple chasing, fox huenters
and so on and so forth. You know, I knew
him for quite a while, but I just knew him

(49:09):
through horses. I didn't realize what his other job was.
You know, he would come out to the training center,
whether a trailer. His horses are so dug on well behaved.
He'd pull up and back the horses out, tie him
to the trailer, tack one up, go out and work it,
bring it back, cool it out, tack the other one

(49:32):
up on the track and do it. I mean, he's
just he's up eating light right too. Yeah, he's great.
So if you're looking for realistrate for horses, he's the
guy that knows the questions that you've got answers for
and then he can fix it, like, for instance, what

(49:54):
are you going to do with this place? Are you
going to breed? Are you going to train? Uh? What
do you need for stabling? What kind of are you
gonna ride? Are you gonna breed for sales? All these
questions determine the kind of space and facilities you need,
about your long term plans, and all about the structures.

(50:18):
For instance, if you're gonna breed and full out mares,
you have to have double stalls. You don't do that
in a single stall. You get trump because you getting there.
It's none up from and on and on. And Okay,
if you're gonna put baron mares under life, we're gonna
do that.

Speaker 2 (50:36):
You know.

Speaker 1 (50:37):
That's yet another thing. So anyway, he's your guy, Hill Parker.
There you go, all right.

Speaker 2 (50:46):
His website is a great website. It's Lexhorsefarms dot com.
And let me give you heels cell phone. It's an
eighty five to nine number, dick ZOI A zero three
nine six eight eight zero three nine and here and
this is lovely bride work together. And I'll tell you

(51:11):
what they're they're awfully nice people and I recommend them highly.

Speaker 3 (51:17):
Now back to the Thoroughbred Training Center and Ursa ellis, all.

Speaker 2 (51:24):
Right, Well, we're not at the throw good Training Center.
We're about twenty miles away.

Speaker 1 (51:31):
In our house. Yeah, no bound, it's tight, and you
know we're not cold at all. We haven't been cold period.

Speaker 2 (51:40):
No, it's a good house.

Speaker 1 (51:41):
And we you know, somebody we had new skylights put in,
put in and before for all the years we've lived there,
the skylights are over at the kitchen and I'd stand
down there and I could feel the cold coming down
from the sky lights. Not anymore, not with those new skylights.

Speaker 2 (52:04):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (52:04):
Fine, you can't tell they're they're pretty cool.

Speaker 2 (52:08):
Okay. A couple more States races today. They're going to
race at Oaklahom and they're running the Fipping Mistakes. It's
for three olds and up village and mayors one hundred
and fifty thousand dollars going a mile on the sixteenth
on the dirt and on number one. It's how many

(52:28):
end there things? Is it? Most? Eight eight orso. Catharo's
is the side of number one, and Cornings corning Stone
is its name. Number two is taxed by you might
guess Collected.

Speaker 1 (52:44):
I've heard of that one before.

Speaker 2 (52:46):
Well, brother Jones Bread.

Speaker 1 (52:48):
Okay, I knew. I run into that.

Speaker 2 (52:51):
You know, yeah, over there, that's where the Collective stands
over that area.

Speaker 1 (52:56):
Yeah, and that's a heck of a name.

Speaker 2 (52:59):
So that's pretty cool text by Collected.

Speaker 1 (53:02):
You, Yeah, that's what they do.

Speaker 2 (53:04):
What a wonderful guy he was.

Speaker 1 (53:08):
He was so nice. Betsy and I were down in
I guess we were in midway of Versailles. I can't
remember when we were having lunch at Prairie Walk by
Betty and how are you Betsy? I mean, he talked
to her like he was her best friend, and they

(53:29):
chatted and you know, of course that was terrific. And
then when he left, he said, Betsy, I'll tell you
a secret. Next election, I'm voting for Betsy. She just
looked and smiled. I mean, he was just went out
of his way to be nice.

Speaker 2 (53:44):
Oh what a good guy. Uh. Number three is a
tap It Janelle by tap It That figures. Number four
was under the Palms by Entice. Number five is by
a very successful young horse stands over at ben Free

(54:06):
Farm named Omaha Beach. Yeah. It was the I believe
he's the leading second crops right now we speaking ninety
is one to two. Yeah, uh, the the leading freshman's size.
I'm pretty sure I'm right about that.

Speaker 1 (54:25):
What's a horse's name?

Speaker 2 (54:28):
Neo Neo bait an e o m neon Beach. I
don't know where that is.

Speaker 1 (54:37):
I hope it's not in southern California.

Speaker 2 (54:41):
Number six is Tripolina, and number seven is Amber Cascade,
and uh, number eight is in the label this is
the race. It's uh one hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
The four whels up Phillis and Marriage. I was off
at four twenty two.

Speaker 1 (55:01):
Did you say that was oakpn Yeah?

Speaker 2 (55:05):
I wonder what a pippin is pippin Yeah, Pippin' stakes.

Speaker 1 (55:12):
Well, I don't know. It sounds it sounds like some
kids literature.

Speaker 2 (55:19):
Oh yeah, so I don't know. I see they're running
the Ladies handicap at Aqueduct. This used to be a
pretty good race. Well it still is, but I thought
it was, you know, a little more important. It's not great.

Speaker 1 (55:35):
Huh.

Speaker 2 (55:36):
It's a race number two at Aqueduct. What times they
go off? Twelve forty today? Got him? Wouldn't get off
there and go watch that one.

Speaker 1 (55:45):
There you go.

Speaker 2 (55:48):
It's one hundred and fifty downd dollars and fouriels and
a facilities of marriage going a mile and an eighth
on the dirt. And Kizzy in the Sky is number one.
Number two is just music by Audible. Oh that's that. Yeah.
Number three is something ever done see us. I guess
it is by drussemer Hold in Brazil. Number four by

(56:12):
street Sense named horse named compared him and it's just
a five horse field. Julia Shining by Curlin is number five.
That is one hundred and fifty thousand dollars part called
the Ladies' Handicap. And let's see then they're running named
Bob Wright Memorial State at the fair Grounds, one hundred

(56:35):
thoun dollar race that goes off of three fifteen colands
and all these races going off early and six fairlongs
on a dirt, hundred thousand dollars, four years and Phillias
and mayors mane of our goal is under number one.
Number two is a six strings. The number three is

(56:58):
freeburn for E. B U R N by Motley, who
of course my very successful freshman Sarah last last year
and second year. Sorry this year. We spent threecon clancy.
Judy is number four by Outwork. Number five is hell

(57:19):
you V l u y V l u y V
I conci by Yonkie Warrior, who in the hell is
Number six is by I hope it's my Lucky day.
By It's my Lucky day or some of these horses,

(57:39):
and this was before Royal o'hagen is number seven by
l D What this guy that's well doesn't say that
though it looks like these are all horses I know
well Tooley stands in Kentucky.

Speaker 1 (57:59):
Yeah, is that right?

Speaker 2 (58:01):
He's three to one favorite in there too. I see
them are running the guarantee pelissim Old Memorial States at
the fair Grounds. Six paarloms on a dirt undred down dollars,
four whels and other at five twenty five, Laura's wish
has got the rail Rance badge is number two. Number

(58:22):
three is gold Sugar at the g e a u
X Sugar, and number four is Magdum Mandembo com Well
Gnaro is number five. Jack Hammer is number six, but
Jimmy Creed good stutters stands over Spenser. Number seven is

(58:48):
Tas is a Shining Lucky Star by Star Guitar and
then not on herb is number eight. My first Samurai
stands over at Cayburn. Calm alrighty, let's see where we
are now.

Speaker 1 (59:05):
We are at the top of the hour and it's
that's seven.

Speaker 2 (59:11):
Are dream yeah yeah, yeah, yeah, Well, mad's one one
of the stakes that breeders dream about. Of course, that's
the Grade one Kentucky Derby. Next year's full brother won
the Classic Belmont's Days. That was Dorna Dornuk is an
Eclipse Word finalist for three year Old Mail of twenty

(59:32):
twenty four. Man's retired with earnings of two million, five
hundred and seven thousand, four hundred and fifty dollars. Dornan
has earned two million, four hundred and twenty seven two
hundred and seventy five dollars. Both were sied by Good Magic.
This judge is for twenty twenty five is one hundred
and twenty five thousand dollars, largely because of the heroics
of Magine. Dornock, the champion twoy old Cold of was

(59:55):
ear and second in the Kentucky Derby Good Magic and
by one of the all time greats that current two
time horses. The year Classic winner tied one hundred and
six stakes winners. His fee is two hundred and twenty
five thousand. Major's pedigreed displays a rich history of classic performances,
and his name is Pooka, one of the most important

(01:00:15):
mayors in recent memory of States winner herself. Hooker is
by a Kentucky Derby winner from the Dancing Sharaaline. Major's
first folds to do this year and if they look
like the Sarah, They're gonna well, they're gonna be knockouts.
Go visit Eddrews stud and inspect him. You're going to
like what you see. Is fee is twenty five thousand
alive fold with Drews Stood, Andrews said, of course, founded

(01:00:37):
by Burton C. Jones, and Burton happens to be the
leading breeder of twenty twenty four stakes winners, twenty of
them last year. They know how to raise runners. Over
thereindres Stood and May's covered a full book A Calling
the Mayors, and his first season is Stood. Why don't
you give Shannon Makalla call at eight five to nine
eight seven three seventy two seven and take a look
at the website which is drew Stood dot com. Thank

(01:01:03):
you want to do this? Uh? James is not here today. No,
nobody's here, said Jackie, And I all.

Speaker 1 (01:01:10):
The cats on the bed now she's all snuggled up
on my my. Uh whatever, Betting, Okay, what's interesting I
read this every every show, and it's very interesting how
this is set up. Seeing brisnet dot com means breath,

(01:01:34):
this bloodstock research information Services, an ET means network. So
what they thought is this that I'm reading about his
plans for three things, past performances, pedigree, and then raw data.
So the past performances covers brisnetcom Performance plan covers unlimited

(01:02:04):
PDF pass performances eighty five dollars a month. You get
to it at bristnet dot com slash plans. And the
next one about pedigrees. Okay, that's called American Produce Records
Online puts the pedigrees a million dams, two million poles

(01:02:24):
at your fingertips plus sire stat that's two seventy five,
two hundred and seventy five dollars a year. See now
that's brisnet dot Com APR. That's the American Produce Records.
Then the third part is the rall data. Brisnet dot
Com Data Plan offers unlimited access to race day data files.

(01:02:47):
Perfect for handicappers with their own database. You do what
you want with it, plug it into other people's programs.
That plan is one hundred and twenty five months. So
visit dot com for all this information they've got. The
Kentucky Handing Sheet handicapper sheet is online for snat dot

(01:03:11):
com or pick one up at the Redmile and scratch
sheets also available to Red Mound.

Speaker 2 (01:03:18):
Alright, ov seed Jack, I'm going to do uh take
care of Kentucky. The owners of Brigs Association KTS chosen Martle.
The Kentucky Red Steaks won us the last week, and
then I think you want to do something talking about Oh.

Speaker 1 (01:03:37):
Yeah, the the clips of words.

Speaker 2 (01:03:40):
That's fun, okay. The Grade two Santa Cini two hundred
thousand dollars was won by barns By In the Mischief
read by Jeff Brown and Don Rachel L l C.
The uh Grat three lots of floors takes at Sandy
don't want Richie Chillian bread but by practical joke, that's

(01:04:04):
a five year old mayor read by Well bread and chili,
and I'm gonna try to finounce it. Sanna in Air
States is Santa and look forward one night by Boat
Deal o' roe who stands at spin through fall Woods
End formed the breeder and belly Fair bloodstuff. The fifty

(01:04:24):
thousand dollars mocking Bird States at Oaklawn Park. Winner j
W's Girl by Money was over Ashwood stund by Larry
Alan wins the Smarty Jones Stakes two hundred and fifty
found at Oaklhn Carl Battle one that by cold Front
read by Hume or no Hume is a neighbor virus.

Speaker 1 (01:04:46):
Yeah, yeah, we saw him left.

Speaker 2 (01:04:52):
A couple of weeks agold would live and wait a go,
what did he breed? You've go? The winner of the
two hundred and fifty found dollars Party Jones Staks cool
brend and co partnership with Jay and kox but Kentucky brand.

Speaker 1 (01:05:09):
That's great. Yeah, simper nice guy.

Speaker 2 (01:05:14):
Yes he is. One hundred and sixty five found out
of Mucco Macho Man Steaks at Ghostream the guns loaded
one there by gun Runner bred by John Oxley.

Speaker 1 (01:05:23):
That's another good name.

Speaker 2 (01:05:25):
The one hundred and sixty five pound dollar Ginger Brew
Steaks Nitrogen won that by my Daddy Jodo who bread
by DJ Stables at turf Way one hundred and twenty
five found Dollar Turf Wait Preeview Steaks winner. It was
won by Coming in Hot by McLean's Music, Bread by

(01:05:47):
rose Hill Farm, Vincent Cobu, John True Venevit and James
Connor and the eight one hundred and seventy five thousand
dollars Pencil Stakes at Oaklong Wunter Sees the Night by
Corfee Dim and Cool Cool Spring Swam. All right, Jackie,
you something you want.

Speaker 1 (01:06:06):
To this is well it's five after Oh yeah, go ahead, Okay.
The Daily News did a really fun article about Ursul
and author Hancock and it's a third and Bobby Copeland,

(01:06:29):
doctor Copeland, and it's a great article. It's super it's fun,
like those three guys get together all the time and
when the weather when they get out. Uh at Lil's
in Paris. Lil's is a restaurant. It's really the hangout

(01:06:52):
in Paris. Everybody goes there and everybody knows everybody else.
But anyway, this nice guy Chris mc where asked who
is an author from Newmarket, England? And he got to
talking to author Hancock one day and author was telling

(01:07:15):
him about hanging out at lill So he went and
the four of them had lunch, and he said it
was just super. He loved it. What's interesting is the
three of them. Let's see, Ursul's ninety three, Bobby is
ninety seven, and the author just is in the low

(01:07:40):
eighties on what is But anyway, it added up to
a one hundred and eighty nine years.

Speaker 2 (01:07:47):
Of horse racings between the two of us. Uh, just
between Bobby and me.

Speaker 1 (01:07:55):
Oh well, then make it okay, two fifty or something.
I can't do math, you know, I can't do math.
So anyway, they had so many good stories. One of
the ones that he liked, uh Ursul talked a lot
about Man of War because Ursula was born and lived

(01:08:15):
on Well you weren't born there, but you grew up
on Dixiana and yeah, and so Ursula used to take
his bike and right over far away and see man
War and grew up with all the legends of him
and anything. And one of the one of the ones
he liked, when Man o War was racing, a cocker

(01:08:39):
sought out his groom at Saratoga and said, what's the
name of that big great red coat? And the guy
said Man of War? And cocker said who's he by?
And the guy said by himself mostly. You know, stories
like that are wonderful. The one I like particularly he

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came out first stand that Elizabeth Dangerfields farm and they
turned him out the first time. And that horse ever,
all he ever do was wanted to run. Urstill said,
so he was flying, and she called up groom and said, Tom,
for God's sake, don't catch that horse where he gets hurt.
The room said, Miss Elizabeth. If all those good horses

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in New York couldn't catch him, how you expect me to?
So anyway, it's a lot of fun and good background.
So out of this wonderful story that was in the
Thorebred Daily News in March, and that's fun. It's been
almost a year, mister McGrath, the Chris mcgrea has won

(01:09:47):
and Eclipse Awards for that story. So I just wanted
to mention that because of course eurcals in it and stuff.
But it's just fascinating. Don't they have the Eclipse Awards
on real late one night on television like TV.

Speaker 2 (01:10:07):
Oh yeah, but that's for the horses, you know, this
is different, not for.

Speaker 1 (01:10:11):
Not for riding. Yeah okay, well, anyway, McGrath from Oxford
and a Newmarket loved American racing, so of course he
did launching with Legends at the Lil's with Ursul and
author and Robert Copelum, doctor Copland. So it's t one

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an Eclipse Award for that, So that is just wonderful.
And they hung out at Lil's and oh, I'll tell
you a funny one from that article. I loved it.
They named a Lil's named up sandwich for doctor Copeland.

(01:10:55):
And this is what it is, the Copeland. It's a
grilled sheddar an onion on pumper nickel. Oh my god,
I'm about.

Speaker 2 (01:11:06):
Mom's the only one that No, I guess it's pretty good.
It wouldn't it amazing?

Speaker 1 (01:11:11):
I get grilled hitter and onion on. Well, I can
go with that the pumport nickel and it sounds like
a what you call it without the meat ruben? Okay.
So anyway, they all showed up and it was really
really nice. It was great stuff about Bobby Couplin's got

(01:11:33):
so many good stories. And of course so this author.
You know, I remember when Sunday Silence won some big
grapes and they had a TV camera on author and Stacy,
his wife, and they were standing there in the box
right by the front of the box, and all of

(01:11:55):
a sudden Sunday silence was going to win, and all
or slowly melted down to the ground. He was so
pleased and all that good stuff. So anyway, it was
one of those things I ever saw. Okay, now what
are you pointing for me?

Speaker 4 (01:12:18):
Oh?

Speaker 1 (01:12:18):
I wanted to read this.

Speaker 2 (01:12:19):
Yes.

Speaker 1 (01:12:23):
At the end of the lunch, Bobby Copelan gave a
flawless recital of Hotelights, the extraordinary poem written by the
fitfire pilot John Gillespie McGee Jr. Who was just nineteen
when he was killed in a midair collision in nineteen

(01:12:43):
forty one. So I guess that's the war, he says. Oh,
I have slipped the surly bounds of earth and danced
the skies on laughter silver wings sunwhere Dot climbed and
joined the tumbling mirth of sunspot cloud, and done one
hundred things you have not dreamed of, so one amazing

(01:13:08):
things we are humans are capable of at nineteen or
ninety seven. It's the surly bonds of time itself that
these gentlemen appear to have slipped. And if a younger
person will always leave their company feeling younger still. That
has absolutely nothing to do with a mere contrast in years.

(01:13:32):
It's because these men, that's are Solen Author and Bob Copeland.
It's because these men remind us, whatever our age, to
live to the full each new day. That was granted.
Guy can flat right.

Speaker 2 (01:13:50):
And a nice guy too. I mean yeah, not bought
our lunch. Oh wow, it went up in my estimation.

Speaker 1 (01:13:59):
Right, write that exactly. So anyway, that's it's just such
a honor and the guy gets right into racing. You know,
it's not all numbers, it's not all betting. There's a
whole lot more to it than.

Speaker 2 (01:14:20):
That.

Speaker 1 (01:14:21):
So anyway, we wanted to say something, but now you've
got something.

Speaker 2 (01:14:28):
Okay, was a story in there. I don't know what
about what that was that Bob told that. I you know,
I know Bob for one hundred years. And uh, it's not.

Speaker 1 (01:14:44):
The part where he rode a pony into the paddock. No,
he was crazy about horses. He went to Ohio State
and he was going to go into journalism like his dad.
And he looked at he said, he looked out the window,
and there they are taking horses in and out of
the bed school. They picked up, walked over to the

(01:15:05):
bed school, and that was that.

Speaker 2 (01:15:07):
Let me see the rest of that.

Speaker 1 (01:15:10):
That's not I don't have any of that.

Speaker 2 (01:15:11):
Here you got I'll give you the whole thing.

Speaker 1 (01:15:15):
You got it, You got it.

Speaker 2 (01:15:20):
So I got the last two pages. Okay, moving right alone.
Well wait, maybe maybe this is a story that I
didn't know that Bob. Oh, yeah, here it is. I
want to read this because it's good. The wait just

(01:15:40):
a minute, mh mh. Well but this whole I should
read off with it. Oh yeah, this is this is

(01:16:06):
a story that he told. Coping went back to them,
said what this is? This is Bob talking. This is
his story. Lester Leicester joffre and trained the horse for
a wealthy man from Chicago and thought he was off

(01:16:30):
behind Coping and calls. So I went to Arlington and
they brought him up with a rider on. I said, okay,
jobbing up for one hundred yards and then turn around
and jog him back. Oh man, he said, you can't
do that with this horse. What do you mean jog
him up there? And he'd run off with you. And
I said, let's get this straight. You mean to tell

(01:16:51):
me you can't job says, oh be one hundred yards.
That's right, get down off that guy name horse. So
Coping went back to the car for the boot. She
used to pay his way through college exercising horses at
fut of the park, and I had a white cover
all remember one. Veterinarians used to hear those. So I'll
get up on that horse with the lester on the

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pony next to me, and we jogged one hundred yards,
turn around, jog back, and just for the heck of it,
I jogged him another one hundred yards. So now we're
on the racetrack, and I said, let's just jog him
off here as well, unless he said, Doc, you know
what you're doing. Of course I do, I said, because
listen to me, they say, so mes tougher than hell. Well,
let's see turn him loose. Coping pauses, and you know

(01:17:35):
what's coming, And I heard that turn up. The horse
takes off and Coping will calls, yelling back and ask
him how far is this horse ready to go? And
I heard the horse fading away to the rocky mountains.
You really need to hear those those rytones for the
fully hilarious effect. I hadn't been on a horse for

(01:17:56):
a number of years. Coping's then continues, and my eighth
leg show of the two stops, went paralyzed. I had
no feeling in it, so I was putting my weight
on the outside and this horse was running his butt off.
I was really afraid from my wife, and I thought
to myself, you wanted to show him, didn't you. Now
look at you, you dam Booh you're going to kill yourself.

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I didn't even know whether I'd gone to the wire
and was going around again. But suddenly I saw this
crowd at the gate where the gallopers were coming on,
so I just easy to throw the outside woo and
he pulled right up and Leicester galloped over and said,
you can't breathe, Keny, you dumb s ob He shook
his head, panting, and we too found ourselves wordlessly. What

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woman was birth? After the pail? And you know the
second last page of the race and forem where they
published the workhouse and the horse had worked with fanstest
milers in black letters. Well, I got black letters from
out half mile. He had never told me that story.
I said, I love it. Okay, where am I? By
the time Claver is the time to do a Clavern yeah, okay,

(01:19:09):
all right. The popularity of turf racing is growing up,
grown by leaps and bounds. As you know in this country,
big money is provided and important runners make up a
large percentage of our grass. Starter Demarshay Lear, the son
of the Great Side du Blois, was imported to compete
on turf. He won his first started maiding special Aqueduct

(01:19:31):
on the turf. He won his second start at Keenan's
Turf and his third the Grade three panine Red States
at Aqueduct on turf and scepted an injury and indian
his racing career and was retired to Clavern Farm with
the two crops to compete a full season. He was
the leading freshman sive turf winners and the second leading
crop tire turf winners among them Watchtower and won the

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It's in Bourbon County. It's downtown Paris and we moved
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we like to buy and deal locally. I don't. In

(01:21:11):
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So we checked around and everybody said, Hope Well. I mean,
it was like it was a given. So Ursul had
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We've been doing business with him since then. Believe me,
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(01:21:34):
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(01:22:18):
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(01:22:40):
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Just pull in, go in and say hi, and they'll
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Speaker 3 (01:23:05):
Now back to Horsetails with ursua Ellis.

Speaker 2 (01:23:15):
All right, I've got doctor Brian Michael Willis. Excuse me,
Brian Walridge down at I'm looking at something on motown.

Speaker 1 (01:23:24):
Here Mississippi State where we are going to play next week,
I think. Okay, in Mississippi State. Yeah, Brian, are you.

Speaker 4 (01:23:33):
There, yes, ma'am. They played tonight. The Cats are here tonight.

Speaker 1 (01:23:39):
Oh, they play tonight. Here's what I want you to do.
I want you to take cheese over to the to
the UH basketball player's bus and tell them to bring
all that chiefs to Washington and we'll pick it up.

Speaker 4 (01:23:58):
Okay, all right, I need to go over there because
you know they remodeled. That's why I didn't have any
Christmas or it couldn't any at Christmas. They remodeled the
cheese store. Uh, So I'll go. Maybe may I can
get you know, you remember former UK great Scott Paget.
He's an assistant on the Mississippi State's basketball Teamget the

(01:24:22):
aunt cheese for you.

Speaker 1 (01:24:25):
Okay, thank you. Oh well, I have to leave it
up on the road because we can't get in or out.
We are frozen stuck in.

Speaker 4 (01:24:34):
How's your weather, Well, we had we're warming up today.
But everything was shut down yesterday because we had, oh yeah,
Mississippi blizzard. We had about I had some ice and
then I had about two inches of snow. But it
was the university shut down and we had uh you know,

(01:24:57):
we we we I think food, I'll pull the calf.
I think that's about the only emergencies that came in
for us, but we shut down. It's it's all pretty
much gone. There's a little bit, you know, where there's shade.
There's a little bit of snow left, but little of excitement,
you know from Mississippi.

Speaker 1 (01:25:15):
I'll bet we've got about right now. I guess total
about ten or twelve inches with ice and everything. That's terrible.

Speaker 2 (01:25:25):
Down here.

Speaker 4 (01:25:26):
It'd be shut down, everything would be closed.

Speaker 2 (01:25:30):
Yeah. I want to I want to read something to you.
This is a koombo running in on Motown the other
day and they're quote Christ McGrath and their bed Daily News,
and this is what christmac grath had to say. Their
bed Daily News had to say about Motown. Motown had
five thousand dollars his hands down my gold medal value

(01:25:51):
stamps staying in this bracket. I really think that he's
way unders underrated. But what he's got on the track,
this percentered just takes horses impressive. And he has six
Black Guy winners. I don't know why he's not getting
more love. And that's what they wrote about.

Speaker 4 (01:26:08):
Uh, well, I'm giving anyone. I mean today I was picking.

Speaker 2 (01:26:13):
Stall and yeah, I gave him there.

Speaker 4 (01:26:15):
I gave him My marrin him that I was picking
stalls today and went back in the colt stall and
I thought one of the other horses I feed him
in a stalled. I thought one of other horses had
ran him out, so that that's one of the other horses,
and I looked at it with him. He's put on
such a growth burd I have a hard time telling

(01:26:36):
him from the other two, especially when I feed in
the morning.

Speaker 2 (01:26:41):
But I just wanted to point out out to you
and I tell the audience wise, because he's got a
yearling now by Motown that he bread at h Yeah,
he's going to nominate him for the Triple Crown and
Breaders cut in the Breeders Cup.

Speaker 4 (01:27:01):
I did the Breeders Cup nomination was I thought, should
I do this? Should not do this? And that all
want not you know, so because I remember when I
bought Birdie out at the at Kinlin and you know,
went and picked up the papers and there was that
Breeders Cup nomination in there with their papers, and I thought,
and I sure would like to cash that ticket. So

(01:27:22):
I never got to cash that one. Maybe I'll get
to cash his, I hope. Okay, Well, what's going on
down there? Anything exciting? We've had, you know, just the
usual colleagues who've had some teeth to take out things
like that. We haven't any poles yet. Teeth down here.

(01:27:44):
I usually didn't get going too awful much, so about
oh maybe middle of March. It's probably about a month
behind Kentucky really getting cranked up. So we've been getting
things ready, but I haven't seen any one of the
things that I was talking about today is getting ready
for all the seasons. Have been seeing those pictures of
folds in Kentucky. Is being able to prevent sepsis, which

(01:28:06):
is bacterial affections and in folds, and you know, there's
the things that are that are pretty easy to do.
And one that's been shown and I think most people
do this is to just wash the mayors down, you know,
right when they're new to folder. Sometimes we would do
it once the mayor had folded, it just kind of

(01:28:27):
stood back up and you're and you're starting to work
on the folk get in its hand. But it's a
good idea to take an antiseptic soap. You don't have
to use antiseptic soap, but you could just use ivory
or something. But you want to wash the mayor's hind
in and wash your udder real good and all those
places where where that foles start learning how to nurse,
you know they'll go and that they'll chew around their

(01:28:49):
hawks and on their tail and all. And the idea
with that is the first twelve hours of age, the
fos gets open to absorb closterum and so they can
absorb other things like bacteria as well. So what's you
want to do is reduced to amount of surface bacteria
on the mayor's hind end and all as that folds
figure and things out, and that does help to prevent

(01:29:11):
infections in these folds that can lead to you know
terrible things like jointails that can be fatal. And then
you know the other that everybody does really good in
Kentucky too, but it is just manure removal because a
lot of the pathages, not all of them, but the
majority come from the gut that costs these infections in poles.

Speaker 2 (01:29:32):
So being real careful about.

Speaker 4 (01:29:35):
Getting manure out of the saw and just reducing that
bacterial load and that's all helps. And then you know
some really good data and humans, but I think it
applies as well the folds is to use chlorhexadine, which
is kind of that blue antiseptic solution on on the

(01:29:55):
belly buttons and humans. They've shown really well know in
the countries where babies usually aren't born in the hospital
that when they dip human baby belly buttons with that
corehexidine are the common name for that's and all the
sand that it helped reduce infections and infant death. So yeah,

(01:30:17):
I think use core hexandine what we used to do
in the hospital, because we just take those four by
four gauzes and put them in a urine cup because
those those are sterile, dump your core hexine in there
and then you can just take out those little gold
squares because they're soaked with chlorhexidine, and just hold it
on their belly button because you know that the whole
of easier chasing them out with a little cupful of

(01:30:39):
the coreaxidine and a lot less wasteful kind of splash
that around the belly button. But it's really broad spectrum
and a septic and it actually binds to the proteins
and skins so it hangs around. So you know, I think,
you know, trying to do those three things good good
belly button care. When they're removal, will watch the are
and then you know everybody does it as well. Make

(01:31:01):
sure to detect those clossrum and make sure they got
enough clossrum and see if they need plasma. It's like insurance.
You know, it doesn't mean they won't get sick, but
sure reduces a chance.

Speaker 1 (01:31:13):
Mhm. You know when we used to breed and we
would occasionally send them there somewhere to bowl and we
get back some that were squirted. They squirted that bowl.
I'm telling you they use a quart of that red stuff.
What was that red?

Speaker 4 (01:31:34):
Probably the iodine And and that's a good point because uh,
it's really it's an old study but it's really interesting.
And they took a group of foals and they either
didn't treat their belly buttons or their umbelicas. Uh used
the corhex d they used Betadyne solution, which that's like

(01:31:54):
beta Doyne solution, or they used the strong iodine. And
you know, you you don't see the strong eye dine
as much anymore, but you those strong eye doms that's
what you use on feet for thrush. You know, because
you want it because it is a great disinfected, but
it's it's hard on tissues. And that's why I want
to use it on the feet, because that stuff enough
the soule. But you know, when they came in, I

(01:32:18):
could know if the fold had the bilks dipped in
the strong eyeodines, because it would look like a crispy
piece of bacon, and you know it and it'll slough
off where it goes onto their body. And in that
study they found that the folds that had had their
and their belly buttons dipped in a strong eyedime but

(01:32:38):
more likely to get what's called the peyton eurekas. There's
a little too that goes from the umbilicus while they're
in the uterus up to the bladder, which helps the
fold to get rid of its urinary ways. And when
that when they dip those folds with the strong adim,
they're more likely to developed that, probably because that umbilicus,

(01:32:59):
because it was so you know, they did a great
job killing the bacteria. They showed that, but also kills
those tissues and traumatizes that area and it fell off
center or they'll become a little bit ugly at the
strong eye at the belly button. And so they thought
that was why they were more likely to develop that,
and I think that's true.

Speaker 2 (01:33:17):
So the car.

Speaker 1 (01:33:22):
I hope they don't do that anymore. We had one
tour fold that had burned, I mean it burned. His
skin peels off on his belly.

Speaker 4 (01:33:32):
That's what it is and have a reaction. I've only
seen a few, but some folds are pretty allergic to
even the beta one the strong eye on and they
can develop terrible dermatitis even having other parts of the body.
So you know, don't don't use the strong eye onns,
don't you know if you yeah, the beata solution, because

(01:33:56):
that's different.

Speaker 1 (01:33:59):
They know, I have to get an eye shot every
so often, getting over what is it? What macular degeneration
is going away. But uh, they used to put beta
dine in my eye and I could hardly get home
it would burn the bad So I fussed and fussed
and they used something else now for a Uh, I'm

(01:34:22):
very allergic to that stuff. They used something else for disinfectant,
so I felt. You know, the dealings I've had with
that stuff is terrible.

Speaker 4 (01:34:31):
So I'm glad they allergic, you know, to the iodine.
You know, and that you know, that's why you know,
one of those things if you ever have to get
you know, contrast studies and all you like when they do.

Speaker 2 (01:34:44):
They do the heart.

Speaker 4 (01:34:44):
Studies and all and take the x rays with those,
you know, that's an iodine based solution. That's what little
they'll ask you. You know, do you have idone allergies? Because
that's that stuff is an I done base of you
and SOAKA foot and I on and you take the
x rays, you'll still see that I'm on the skin
and uh, so I've seen it. It will cause problems

(01:35:05):
and foles, and you know, I would just avoid the
core accident. That is very not irritating. You use the
flush absss if you can rent the mouth with it
after mouth surgery. Really, you know, you don't want to
put it uterist or put it the joint because it
will cause problems there. But but for at least surface infections,

(01:35:26):
you know, really easy on the tissues, kills most everything
and hangs around, so you know, why not. That's that's
the one we need to use and the human day
that will will support that.

Speaker 1 (01:35:40):
Wonderful. Thank you. That's very interesting. Yeah, that was That
was a good one. Brian. Are you going to the game?

Speaker 4 (01:35:51):
I am a mom call, but I'm gonna get there.
They don't open the doors here til hour before the game.
I'll be their way because I want to get there
as soon as I can. I always go as early
as I can, and I always stay till the last
UK player leaves the leaves the floor. So I can't
wait to see the cats.

Speaker 1 (01:36:11):
I love it.

Speaker 2 (01:36:12):
I love it.

Speaker 1 (01:36:13):
If you see the camera on you stand up and
wave your arms and we'll we'll look for you.

Speaker 4 (01:36:20):
I'm up there at the top, but I'll put uh
you know, uh. I love horsetails and ESPN. I'll bring
that car, you know, make a poster and take it
with me.

Speaker 2 (01:36:30):
Okay, wonderful all.

Speaker 4 (01:36:34):
Hello from start World.

Speaker 2 (01:36:35):
That's what my signe say. Right this, we'll tell you
next week. All right, bye bye. We Grade one winner
and millionaire sure Spight and by Breeders Cup champion out
of a Breeders Cup champion. That's what you call the
champions pedigree. It's our Spike's down one of the Grade

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one Breeders Cup sprint, but melion two hundred and fifty
eight thouvend dollars and a noted Sasie white Town's sun
Munnings is the top ten sour. His fee for twenty
twenty five is one hundred and sixty five thousand dollars.
The damn of Cheryl Spight is perfect Cheryl win of
the Grade one Breeders Got Philly and Mary Sprint and
of a million, three hundred and ninety thoven perfect Cheryl's damn.

(01:37:20):
Lady Cheryl won a Grade one Flower Bowl and nine
other states earned over nine hundred and fifty one thout
produced a multiple Grade one winner Shakespeare win of a
million two hundred ninety three thousand, and multiple graded stakes
winner Lady Shakespeare, who in turn produced Grade one stakes
winner Lady Spike's spear went of over eight hundred and

(01:37:41):
seven thousand and a three times champion Canada. Let's put
it this way, we count eighteen black type runners under shirt.
Cheryl Spight's first two damns credigree says don't come often
that can match that, and Cheryl Spight lived up to it.
Won a Greade one Majors out one of the Grade
three Marine states, one of the Grade three Tampa based states,

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rent second the Grade one breeders cut Mouth Great one
wood by Mouth and placed in greater states at Mamma
than Woodbine hearing the million four hundred ninety seven, four
hundred and twenty five dollars. Here's another plus Hugh tired,
Sam Roll Spight intererstead five thousand dollars, stands and nurses
a lot of hosts for the money. Called to it

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Fitzgibbon at eight two five four four to two four
and the website is rb dan dot com. Well, the
names of a clipboard finalists were released Monday, and the
category which interested me the most was for three year
old food because I thought that Torpetero Adam and stand
out in the category, has a great chance to be

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named champion three oh because she defeated Sierra alone, the
leading candidate for Champion three Old Cod and the Grade
one Travers Torpeter Anam with bread Bay Judy Hicks and
raised on her Brookstown farm on products from mccaullege Feeds.
The other two nominees for Champions three or Old Phillip
We was Cinderella's dream pold in Great Britain and she

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feels pretty read by patient stud and she too was
raised on mccaullege feeds. How about Horse of the Year
for Darppina Adam Well the folding season's arrive. Now there
is a time where he called mccaullug's fees to arrange
for them to put your folds on a weight monitoring program.
Great two. It's a great tool, free of charge and

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they come to your farm get the job done. And
of course it's a fact as you know that some
folds need more attention than others. Just called doctor John
leeu Emmy Porter or Jenny Morris at eight five nine,
eight seven, three thirty three thirty three. The Clipsword winners,
Readers Cup Champions, even our last two Triple Crown winners
were raised on feeds from mccallege. Mccaullus Feeds is the

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only feed company in the nation to produce products exclusively
for the horse, and that's why we say that. And
mccaullege sieves it's all about the horse.

Speaker 3 (01:40:06):
Now back to the Thoroughbred Training Center and ursul ellis.

Speaker 2 (01:40:12):
Well, you know, they have released a list of the
Eclipse Word finalists and with the exception of horses, the
ear haven't got that down yet. But two old males
Chancellor mcpatrick by Mackenzie, Citizen Bluff by Inner Mischief and

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Gaining by Game Winner. Two Old Philly nominees are Good
Cheer by Madelia Dodo, Immercy by Niquist, and Lady Victorious
froll Over Nowland She was a Boy the Great Franklin.
Three old Male Dornock by Good Magic, Fierceness by City
of Life Cheer and the Own by gun Runner. Three

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Old Philly nominees are Undela's Dream by Shaman Dahl She
Feels Free by Terra County and Torpedo Anna by Fast Anna,
Older Dirt Male full of Serrano, Argentine Bread, National Treasury

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by Quality Road and Straight No Chaser by Speister. Nominees
for older dirt female a Damn man Of by Uncle
moele Idio Manic mccurling, raising Seava Curling. For male sprinter,
It's Cogburn, not this time straight No Chaser and the
Chosen Rod by Vronsky to California bred female sprinter. Nominees

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of Society by gun Runner, Told of an Angel by
Triadees and Ways and Means by Practical Joke, Male Urr Force,
Carl Spanker and Irish bread Lope de Vega and Irish
Bread Johannes by Niquist. The obviously was full in this
Country and rebels romance scenarios, Irish kind of dominating the

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male turf forces Females, Cinderella's Dream, Folding, Great Britain, Warna
m o I r A Mora, Michael Zephyr and Seafields
Pretty by Kara Kanti, Steeple j Horses, Carloon and Irish
Bread Kingman, Folding, Great Britain, imperatorum Olden Ireland and Let's

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See Owners nominated Godolphin, jud Mott and Clarevitch Stables Breeders
nominated came Hat Farm, Godolphin and Judy Hicks. Judy Hicks
incidentally is the breeder of Torpedo Adam. Yeah That's Traders
nominated Chad bram Brad Cox and if they don't give

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it to Kennemy Peet, uh huh, he said, the winners
of both Kentucky Derby and the Breeze. Yeah, surely, goodness,
surely the god they're going to give to him.

Speaker 1 (01:43:00):
We're rooting for sure.

Speaker 2 (01:43:03):
And let's see. The jockeys are Talent Cafaloni, I, red
Or Tis Junior, Slavian Pratt. I guess Pratt's gonna get it,
you know. Okay, Well those are the nominated nominations.

Speaker 1 (01:43:16):
I love it, Okay, I'm gonna watch that. If I
knew how to record it, I would.

Speaker 2 (01:43:25):
Yeah. Okay. Well, in the Mischief tops the North American
stylist for the sixth year in a row, twenty twenty four.
Now he's already working on number seven that would tie
the Great Bowl Rulers record. Well, here we go do that.
Four Santa Anita Barns, three o'co by in the Michigan one,

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the Grade two Santa Cinci one bout five and a
half ranks getting seven farms and one twenty two flat
for twenty Bob Beckflett. So you know where he's going.
He's headed to the Kentucky Derby. Of course in the
Michigan has already sided to Kentucky Derby winner in the
Horse of the Year Authentic win It was only start
at two. Authentic ranked among the leading freshman siage in

(01:44:07):
twenty twenty four, where twenty four winners including the stakes
winner plus three others earned black type. There's a pretty
safe bet dead like their sire, they're looking for a
distance a ground. As matter of fact, he was the
number one freshman sire of two turn winners. Unless we
forget last year's Kentucky Derby winner, Misteric Dan was signed

(01:44:27):
by a son of inter Mission Golden Sins second also
in the Grade one Freakness. Mistic Dan has earned over
a four million, three hundred and sixty one thousand of
course Golden Sents. He and the licensed to Sarah Runners
is doing just that. He twice won the Great One
British Cut Dirt Mild. He also won the Great One
of Santa Nita Derby earned over three million dollars. Golden

(01:44:50):
Sands is a new bargain sire stands for ten thousand
stands and nurses and in case you overlook it, the
Spencer Stallions Maximus Mission Omhall Beach some thousand words have
dominated the freshman Salist and the second crop Salius for
the last two years. Pensis the breeders farm. The more
information is called dead a branamar or Daniel. He's about

(01:45:13):
nine years thirty in the wits expensive farm dot com.

Speaker 1 (01:45:18):
All right, and then you look it out today and
looking at this weather and looking at the conditions of
the road, and you are at the Thoroughbred Training Center
and you're in the summer another race of turf Way.
Telling you how you get there? You call sally Van.
I guarantee you they're running up bid riggs at turf

(01:45:40):
Way as we speak, because that's the only way to
know that it's safe enough. Because they're great they they
they got the best vehicles, equipment, are in great shape.
They know what they're doing, and they've got experienced an

(01:46:01):
able person behind the wheel. They're really proud of. They're
drivers at sally Van. They're experienced drivers and experienced horsemen.
That's a winning combination. So I can't imagine anybody going
to turf Way in this weather on these roads that

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aren't going in a sally Van. That's how you can
do it. You want to get there and win, get
a Sally Van. My god, it's like amazing that it
wouldn't so anyway. Folks at Sally Van wouldn't have it
any other way. That's my or more than half a
century Sally Van two five ninety four oh six women,

(01:46:45):
it's Sally horse Vans dot com. The safest way to
the winner circle.

Speaker 3 (01:46:55):
Now back to horsetails with Ursua ellis, let's put this somewhere.

Speaker 1 (01:47:03):
That's amazing because truthfully, if there you are at the
training center and you've got to get up to northern Kentucky,
you call Sally Van, we see him when we go
out there all the time. You don't have one of
those big what do you call them, simple rig briggs,

(01:47:25):
and they're loaded with people that are going to uh
terrify safe, especially in weather like this. My god, I
wonder if you called up and said, we want to scratch,
if they let you scratch, I'll bet not. I'll bet
if some people can get there, you can get there.

Speaker 2 (01:47:43):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:47:44):
Yeah, so interesting stuff.

Speaker 2 (01:47:49):
Oh well, they're supposed to run in Los Angeles Steaks
tomorrow out of California. I don't believe they're going to
do it.

Speaker 1 (01:47:56):
Oh no, I don't think so either.

Speaker 2 (01:47:58):
I look up. We had some interesting winners of him
of that race. Yeah, nineteen eighty one wishing Well wanted
wish Well with my understanding, son of Promised Land at
a mountain Flower understanding. It was just a never was

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a very good horse, to say, but the only thing
in mountain Flower overhead was wishing Well. However, wishing Well
was a good race, mayor. And let's see she won
is a three year old sho won twice. There's a

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four year old five wins, won the Convenience States, the
Autumn Day's Handicap, basing a bunch of six's a five
year old? She want a grade to Gamely and the
Grade three Wilshire Handicap and the Convenient States and as
a six show she won the lost the Youngest Handicap

(01:49:08):
and placed the bun all told she you. She won
twelve times produce record first full Died, second fold, Dead, Twins,
third Clip four four Sunday silence h whoa about that?

(01:49:31):
How about that horse of the year tamping three to
ozer nine wins to to four four million, nine hundred
and sixteen thousand dollars one of breeders Cut Classic, one
of super Derby, one of Sanity the Derby, one of Freakness,
one of Kentucky Derby won the California and one of
San Felipe went second to Hollywood Go Cup second in

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the Belmont Bops. Sent to Japan, where he was a
sensational sign.

Speaker 1 (01:49:58):
Oh yeah, he'll talk about.

Speaker 2 (01:50:01):
Him Sunday Silence course, bread by Art and exactly.

Speaker 1 (01:50:06):
Author of them stood there in that box and slowly
shrink the floor he was That was one of the
best things I've ever seen in my life period. And
Stacey turned to look at him, had to look down.

Speaker 2 (01:50:26):
Oh my god, he's a good guy. Yeah. I enjoyed
having that lunch with him, you know.

Speaker 1 (01:50:36):
Yeah, that's fun. Well we're not at the training Well,
oh you've got another one.

Speaker 2 (01:50:41):
Yeah, I got a couple more about him.

Speaker 1 (01:50:43):
I could.

Speaker 2 (01:50:46):
That time. I've already done spend three Halfn't that?

Speaker 1 (01:50:49):
Yeah? You know we've done them all, done them all.
Exist talking about training center, which is a great place
train We all know that.

Speaker 2 (01:50:58):
Okay, Well, let's see the las Ae Angles in nineteen
eighty two was won by Excitable Lady by watch amat
Out a champagne woman, but Barbason Barbarazon same croppers round
table bowler. H that that but you know General Duke

(01:51:22):
iron Lee's Yeah, and he was a champion two year old. Wow, Barbara,
but he didn't live up to the stood like.

Speaker 1 (01:51:30):
Well like the other one.

Speaker 2 (01:51:32):
He was a good side. But anyway, besides an excitable lady.

Speaker 1 (01:51:37):
Oh that's the one that Tommy Gentry named for Miss
America that married our governor.

Speaker 4 (01:51:48):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (01:51:50):
Because he was as a two year old showing the
debu time stage John might Brown. Yeah, as a three
year old, she won in Los Angeles vid cub lenter
States Locus gol Say one of four winds ending and
four winds handicapped four winds. Was a Dixiana Bread raced

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up in Chicago. She was a by sleep all out
of Miss Toro and she won one of three or
four stakes up there. This got beat once, but she
didn't run with the bouts. Didn't run for the run
about seven times a thing. She was a bleeder, a

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bad bleeder.

Speaker 1 (01:52:34):
Oh but what happened to her to come back from
the breed?

Speaker 2 (01:52:39):
Yeah she had She had a nice lly named Blue Hawaii.
At when I was down at the racetrack the Worlds
nineteen fifty five, nineteen fifty six, I used to rubb her.

Speaker 1 (01:52:53):
Oh, she was one of my Yeah, so.

Speaker 2 (01:53:00):
Big flood down there one time we real bad rain
and uh. I used to have to do almost everything
up in annapojessin, which is a mud tenor thing, you know,
and bandages and everything. Hudgens were Jack Hodgens was. I
loved that kind of stuff anyway, So I had her

(01:53:21):
old up bandages and her stall got flooded. Yeah, and
she came down and then she had jumped around and
played and played.

Speaker 1 (01:53:28):
In the water.

Speaker 2 (01:53:31):
Yeah, in that water, and all those bandages just slipped
down and everything. I cost her a little bit, but
I remembered that. We went back up to Keenlan and
he put her in a nice allounge trace up, yeah,
and he was I think she went over at about
eight to one. I should remember this because I bet

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her pretty good and came up of rain and the
track was sloppy and everything. I said, this is just
up for rally. She made three car payments for me.
She was a good mayor.

Speaker 1 (01:54:09):
That's fun.

Speaker 2 (01:54:10):
Went up to Chicago and placed in a couple of
because on the grass. Yeah, place in a couple of
I remember, I remember real well. She produced something there
like well I just told you about her. Well, well
better say something about the Third Bed Training Center because
they were weren't of our sponsors. Of course, there hadn't

(01:54:32):
been much racing here. Later Jimmy Cargan has won a
couple of races.

Speaker 1 (01:54:37):
Jimmy's doing well. Yeah it's fast, but he's you know,
one of those people you know.

Speaker 2 (01:54:45):
But of course the Third Bed Center out there is
it is a great it's really a great trace. I
guarantee you the training to day.

Speaker 1 (01:54:52):
Oh sure, when they have snows like this, the tracks
are already in great shape. And what they have to
do is go around and scrape the paths from the
barns to the training track. It's and they do a
heck of a job.

Speaker 2 (01:55:08):
Yeah, I thank you.

Speaker 1 (01:55:09):
Go out there the training and nobody galloping on grass.

Speaker 2 (01:55:14):
I'll tell you, they've got a lovely grass with outfant
Yeah it's not covered with snow and ice.

Speaker 1 (01:55:22):
It's wonderful.

Speaker 2 (01:55:22):
And coach Jim Pennegas is the guy, he's the man
out there and he is uh, you know, it's a
great guy and a great manner he is.

Speaker 1 (01:55:34):
He is just the super guy.

Speaker 2 (01:55:36):
He's got Harold helping him the track and then Dave
was assistant. Yeah, you know, they're super nice people, absolutely
nice people. They run a tight ship. They don't tolerate
drunks coming around or anything. Of course. Uh, you've got

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a crocker. Uh, Eve Case is the cocker out there. Yeah.
I've known Steve forever. He used to train, did very well. Yeah,
he's been talking out for a number of years there.
And of course you can start a green horse out there,
and they've got cockers and got the starting gate. You know.

Speaker 1 (01:56:16):
They got that lower track which is a great place
to take.

Speaker 2 (01:56:20):
Yeah it is. And this is what is that five
eight a mile? Isn't it the low the lower track
down there. Yeah, But anyway they got I don't know
about stalls if it's if there's any available in that.

(01:56:43):
But the best thing to do, I would think is
it's called him first of all. On ye if you
just got one or two horses or something like that,
and Jim tells you, well, I'm sorry, but we'll pull
up and it may will be.

Speaker 1 (01:56:57):
Yeah, they may have sent some people may have sent horse.
It's up to turfle him. But they might have some empties.

Speaker 2 (01:57:04):
While I would just walk through the barns and ask
anybody if we got some stalls, a couple of stalls,
they want to sublease, Yeah, because you know they got
to play rent for stall rent. There's a no horse
in the stall them and we've done that in a while.

Speaker 1 (01:57:20):
Sure, although we didn't had.

Speaker 2 (01:57:22):
Much trouble, but subleas.

Speaker 1 (01:57:26):
No, I don't remember us ever, heaven No.

Speaker 2 (01:57:30):
We used to have Barn fifteen out there. Yeah, turned
out with another barn and we moved over and it flighted.

Speaker 1 (01:57:39):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (01:57:39):
We called it the Taitanic and they they moved us
at the Barn fifteen and we stayed there forever. Yeah.
Great barn got isolated.

Speaker 1 (01:57:51):
Kind of the a lot of place around it where
you could park and number two you could graze. Yeah,
because it was kind of set out by itself.

Speaker 2 (01:58:00):
Well, I think I'm about to run out of time
that right boom, How much time do I got? The
boom will sign off?

Speaker 1 (01:58:10):
The bulls run off