Horse Tales 1-18-25

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Speaker 1 (00:00):
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Speaker 2 (01:13):
At the Red Mile. Scratched sheet talks so available at
the Red Mile the last Saturday at Tampa Bay. The
one hundred thousand dollars wayward. Last stakes was one by
Little Jamie, four year old Phillish. She's by collected. Little
Jamie has been knocking on the door in States. She
was second by head in the Grade three Indiana Oaks

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and also placed in the Grade three Mamoth Oaks after
winning a maiden special at Oaklawn and She's earned two
hundred and forty two thousand, six hundred and twenty three
dollars collected side ten twenty twenty four States ones plus
six others are placed in stakes and was named North
America's best YASI of twenty twenty five by Third Daily

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of Art Market Report, among a banner crop that includes Justified, Good, Magic,
Oscle Performance, Gurvin, City of Life, Lady Mule, and Boat Bal.
He ran number two by number of State twinters, right,
number three by Lifetime State Twinners, and number three by
graded State Twinners. Collected stands for a fee of ten

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thousand dollars. Life Old and the Understood as a Reminder
collected one of the Grade one Pacific Classic, the Grade
two California at Santa Anita's, the Grade three Lehington States,
and Keenan the Grade three Sham States in Santa Eda
won in total of seventh states, finished second and the
Grade one Breeders' Cup Classic on his way to earning

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two million, nine hundred and seventy five thousand, five hundred dollars.
He is one of ninety one states winners eleven Grade
one winners by city zip from the great Tilne of
mister Posskoker out of a daughter of world champion two
year old Johannesburg. This is also the family of the
Great Blessing Groom to inspect the bargainsire collection and the

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other stands and Shannon no cow at eight five, nine
eighty seven, three seventy and take a look at the
website edo 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.

Speaker 2 (03:32):
A secretary of that.

Speaker 3 (03:34):
What's the flight to an athletes? Now live from Kentucky's
Bluegrass region. Here's Ursul.

Speaker 2 (03:44):
All right, we're on. Well, good morning everyone, and once
again no unexpectedly we're broadcasting from home.

Speaker 1 (03:54):
And now we could have gotten out, but Ursul ran
into a problem.

Speaker 2 (03:58):
That's what it did. And it hurt. Yeah, he had
the proud owner of a real.

Speaker 1 (04:04):
Nice sized kidney stone. So got that taken care of.

Speaker 2 (04:08):
Yesday.

Speaker 1 (04:09):
Listen, we went he went to the er, you know,
he had a lot of pain, went to the er
over here in Paris, and they sent him right away
to Winchester, to the Clark County Medical Center, to a
doctor named doctor Crowe, who I understand is originally from
Bourbon County.

Speaker 2 (04:28):
Is that right? And you know, of course when they
said that, I said who is he? And they said
he's the best. So Ursa went over there, got that
procedure or whatever you call it, and some more phain
that was the best part.

Speaker 1 (04:44):
Came home yesterday. I want to thank Matt Howard. Matt
Howard is a good friend of ours. He's a manager
out at Warhorse, and he stayed with Ursul through a
whole thing as I was at home with Betsy.

Speaker 2 (04:58):
Of course. Yeah, he could have done it with that man.
I mean I couldn't have done it without him. Yeah.

Speaker 1 (05:02):
So everybody's been to nice Bo Robertson and then Robinson
and people at the radio station and stuff. So he's back,
he's fine, he's drinking water.

Speaker 2 (05:13):
REUSSI you gotta drink water when you have kidney stones.
I didn't know that much about it, but anyway, did
say you knew, no wonder I had a kidney stone.

Speaker 1 (05:25):
Yeah, and that he didn't get any water in I
wonder he had a kidney stone.

Speaker 2 (05:29):
But if you happen to be listening with your probably
in bed. But anyway, I won't say it. Anyway, it
took me ninety three years to develop business stone, and
I didn't deal with that water. I don't like water
because of his shoe shoe in it. Yeah, and I do, but.

Speaker 1 (05:51):
I had to drink it. Really, So anyway, we're happy
to be to be back. We thought, well, he'd been
in the hospital yesterday. We still we do the shoe
from home and sit here.

Speaker 2 (06:06):
Last night what time, I don't know, about eight.

Speaker 1 (06:08):
O'clock maybe something like that. It was after seven, yeah,
something like that. So I talked to doctor Crowe really nice.
I said, you know, he's got to get home to
do this radio shows. He just couldn't believe that your age,
you're still doing you know stuff. I said.

Speaker 2 (06:26):
He writes his own commercials and everything. That's great. Yeah,
he enjoys doing it, and I think he moved my
schedule up up so you could go home. Yeah. So's
he's a good guy.

Speaker 1 (06:38):
You all keep that in mind, doctor Crow.

Speaker 2 (06:40):
And he did a good job on me. That's who
fine like a human being this morning.

Speaker 1 (06:46):
Yeah, that's something, something that's that painful but relatively simple
to fix. I wonder what people did in the old.

Speaker 2 (06:54):
Days before they did that. Well, this mine was pretty big. Yeah,
and normally men pass them, but this couldn't be passed. Yeah, no,
this is this was the sides of a bowling ball. Right,
It felt like a bowling It felt like a Well, anyway,

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we're back, so glad to be back. Yeah. I have
had any hurt me so bad in my life. Not
the operations. And they put me in to sleep, of course, Yeah,
to do the procedure. Yeah. I'm not going to tell
you how they get you. No, no, no, no, we've
talked about it enough. You can figure it out then. Enough.
Now that's enough. That's anyway.

Speaker 1 (07:39):
You back another day for the show and the Cats
play at noon?

Speaker 2 (07:45):
Is it noon or eleven? Oh? I thought it was
at noon, but I can't look it up.

Speaker 1 (07:50):
Well, they well, whatever it is, we're here, Yeah, we're here.
So they're doing well, so hard doing they're doing well too. Yeah,
but I mean good old Mark Pope. Boy, Yeah, fine,
good guy.

Speaker 2 (08:06):
Yeah. Did you see the I don't know if you noticed.

Speaker 1 (08:10):
They had it on the internet.

Speaker 2 (08:13):
Somebody went to.

Speaker 1 (08:15):
The ballgame, the last ball game I think where they won,
and was some guy in a wheelchair in the UK
shirt and.

Speaker 2 (08:25):
He went out.

Speaker 1 (08:25):
He somebody told him that, you know, or he saw
the guy. He went out of the locker room, went
on up, went.

Speaker 2 (08:33):
Up to the stairs and all that jazz and talked
to the guy. Yeah, isn't that nice? Yeah? Whoever was
with him said, boy, that just made his Ye. That's Mark,
you know he's that.

Speaker 1 (08:45):
He's that thoughtful. Yeah, it's well conscious of other people
and stuff. Well, he's he's.

Speaker 2 (08:51):
A gooddy Alabama today? Is that right? Is that good
or bad? Well? You know, I'm I don't know where
they right? Are they in Alabama? Are they here? Are
they're here? Okay? Just in time for storms and stuff. Okay,

(09:12):
I'm pretty sure that you're here. Yeah, we want Yeah,
I gotta go out and fight the battle of milk.

Speaker 1 (09:18):
And bread to they Yeah, today's last chance. Sounds like
we're going to get up another snow.

Speaker 2 (09:26):
Snow. Yeah, wonderful left head. I'm sitting here and I
mean all the fields of white.

Speaker 1 (09:33):
Yeah, we've still got what would you guess?

Speaker 2 (09:35):
We've got about four inches? Wife, Yeah, and drifts the
drift right there, criming. Yep. I'll be glad when this
stuff milks you and me and me, Well, we're going
to try to. I was up at four o'clock this

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morning putting the show together. Yeah, and that she they're
running a bunch of stakes down at the fairgrounds today.

Speaker 1 (10:03):
So you think that James is at the fairgrounds.

Speaker 2 (10:07):
I think he was our first night James. Boy, he's smart.
I mean, stuff just coming pouring out of his eyeballs.
One day they're running six stakes down out of the day.
They're running the Leonardo States at Turfoot. Is that right now?
Are they running in the day today? I hope? So,

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I don't think. So let's see no tonight tonight, Well
we're not a full standing there and watch the they're
running the b Sanda States at AquaDom.

Speaker 1 (10:40):
Now, who was the stand that she was there?

Speaker 2 (10:43):
She was? Yeah, she was a good shoes to get
these shoes, the damn of the great horse. And I
can't remember the horse's name the okayam, my member's going
away with my kidney stone that day, blast the stone out.

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She was the top race. Also, I'll think about it
in a minute. I work and I tell you no,
don't you. Well? Anyway, there, we've got a bunch of
ye know, they had hardly no stakes from last week
we did. I've got to announce. Yeah, went on top

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of that collected filler we're just talking about. But so
we've got some stuff that we're going to do around here.
We've got in the history to do on some past
winners and the Ceana steaks and the what's the other stakes?
I forgot its lo They say Canada lack Canada steaks,

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but looks like Canada to me. That's California for you.
What's what of it left of it that hadn't burn
up yet? Oh that's terrible. I don't think. I guess
they're going to run today. Then where at Santa Anita?
They'd been running at Delmont, haven't they no, Sana? Oh

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my goodness. Yeah. And the fire was a little closer
now it was just blowing the other way. I think
some people moved the horses man and that id and
then they didn't move on. They had a cancer one
day because the smoke was so heavy.

Speaker 1 (12:33):
Yeah, you know when horses there are any humans breathing
that stuff. What the they had offered to move people.

Speaker 2 (12:43):
Out, you know? And I don't know how, but it went,
of course, I don't know anything more. You know what.
It's in a little town called I don't know how
little it is now, but it was when I was
out there, Arcadia. Yeah, yeah, a nice little bar downtown.
I remember that. And there was this girl. No, you

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don't have to go any farther. I haven't gone better
than alone, because since we've been married, haven't. No, you haven't.
You're a smart guy. Now he's looking for trouble. Oh
that's exactly right. Well anyway, anyway you want to flavored

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in Clay Warris. Yeah. I don't think he's going to
be able to get in touch with with John Nicholson.
Yeah maybe he.

Speaker 1 (13:38):
Well, John, from what I understand, gets something, gets right
out to the to the farm. Yeah, and he's on
his day to be on the show.

Speaker 2 (13:50):
Huh was this his day to show? I'm all tracked.
I think so, but I'm not sure. He and Michael
Bolling alternate. Yeah, yeah. I called Mike and told him,
and then I left message for John. So I don't know.
John's busier and a bird dog, you know he really Yeah,
but he comes and no, yeah, days longer than Michael. Yeah,

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it's a good interview. Fun. Yeah, he's wanting to talk.
They both.

Speaker 1 (14:19):
I can't quite insult him like I insult Michael.

Speaker 2 (14:23):
They they put up in a really nice shed for
two horses. Oh it's a beautiful shed. Yeah, really nice
and deep deep, Yeah, a big one. And that's good
because it was so old.

Speaker 1 (14:38):
Now how old temmy? He's thirty two?

Speaker 2 (14:41):
No, I think he's either thirty or thirty one now
now he was thirty at something last year. Then okay,
that's as long as horses for you. I know, that's amazing.
Except little Silver Charm, Yeah, that little many that Michaels
Gott good. Which time about third is? Now? Yeah?

Speaker 1 (15:02):
I know, I was just you know that little guy.
I mean, what is he coming up on.

Speaker 2 (15:09):
Forty or something? Crazy? I don't know. All right, Well,
let's see we can catch up on our commercials where
we're added. Let's take a look at what's going on
over the Claven Farm Grade one stakes. One of his
Right Future and Prince of Monaco both based the Clamron Farm.

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Staying in the first seasons that stood this year, both
bring strong credentials to stun Bright Future won the Greade
one Jackie Clip Gold Cup, the Gay three sabato a
mile and earned nine one hundred and forty seven thousand,
nine hundred and forty dollars, and he's signed by the
Mighty Curling and two times Horse of the Year and
improving south Side. His gifted son Curling's different son Good

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Magic and the clips for win or two is already
sided winner of Kentucky Derby, winner the Belmar States, and
his stud Fore has climbed to one hundred and twenty
five thousand. The damn of Bright Future is Sophia's Song
two to one stakes placed in graded states and its
produced two Graded States money. And this is the immediate
female family of two times champions Printer, Housebuster and a

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host of others. Prince of Monaco won the Grade one
bell Mark for Trudi and the Grade three Best Health States,
Best Pale States at two and in two Starts to three.
He was second in both the Grade one would He
Stevens and the Grade one h Allen Jurffins Memorial State,
like Bright Future Prince of Nako, who is by Breeders

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Cup Champion and approven south Side. That's Spikes Tam he
was voted Champions Sprinter and he's a sab Monings who
annually ranks among the nation's leading shire money stud for
is sixty five ave. The damn of Prince of Naco
is the daughter of the top side Medali Dodo five
of one hundred and eighty two states Honey. Also like

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Bright Future, Prince of Vernaka is a superb individual. So
for nine hundred and fifty thousand dollars a year to
inspect Bright Future and Prince of Vernaco just called Bernie
SAMs Jacob West So was Claven Farm eight five nine
nine h seven two three three and the website is
Clavenfarm dot com. And let me talk about.

Speaker 1 (17:23):
What, you know what I always look for horses with
interesting names because you see, you know, there's a lot
of interesting you can name their foes interesting stuff. Now
that's Prince of.

Speaker 2 (17:37):
Monico Monico. Yeah, and that's who Grace Kelly married. And
he's the real guy. Prince is over there and the
Mediterranean with a little, tiny little.

Speaker 1 (17:54):
Kingdom and all that jazz. You could come up with
some fun names for him, you know.

Speaker 2 (18:00):
Uh, is that the guy that married the movie star?

Speaker 1 (18:03):
Yeah, Grace Kelly, Grace Kelly. Yeah, see if he if
he would sire Philly, you wouldn'tname her Grace just for fun?

Speaker 2 (18:12):
Yeah, you know, I like fun names. Anyway. She died
in a Yeah that awful, a little sport car. Yeah,
down one of those hills. Yeah that's a shame. Yeah,
while she was gorgeous, Yeah, I guess she was. You know,

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there was a movie that they sat there and.

Speaker 1 (18:38):
It was with Jimmy Stewart or somebody who was in
a wheelchair, and they witnessed a murder in an.

Speaker 2 (18:43):
Apartment building close to me. I can't remember what rear window. Yeah, yeah,
that's a bond. So see there's another name for your window,
Yeah I is, but that would be something related to Grace.

Speaker 1 (19:00):
I guess, Jimmy, Jimmy Grace would be a good name
for the horses.

Speaker 2 (19:04):
One word. It was the guy that was confined to
to a wheelchair. Yeah, he'd broke his leg. Is that
what I knew that? I remember they had it propped up, Yeah,
and he was watching what was going on and lived
in this apartment building four yards you know. Yeah, no, yeah,

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so they turned up to the guy that he committed
a murder was coming after him.

Speaker 1 (19:29):
Yeah, that's it.

Speaker 2 (19:32):
Alfred Hitchcock was one. Was that one I offered? I think? So? Yeah, okay,
all right? How about everybody over a clay Ward in
Paris Playbot Agency. They over there selling horse insurance right
and the left. They've been doing it since nineteen thirty one,
and they know what you're doing and they've been very

(19:57):
successful at it. That's because of they've got a throw
knowledge of the horse business and they play great attention
to detail and give you great service that'll keep you going. Yeah. Yeah,
the quality and are still carried on. So whatever your

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insurance needs, and particularly if it pertains to the third in,
the professionals over the Clayward Agency are in a great
position to supply the best coverage at the best price available.
You just need to call a couple of guys over
there that'll help take care of it. Shack Parrish, good
friend of mine. One of the good guys, Bruce Azas

(20:39):
he's another good guy. Phone numb over there. It is
eighty five nine nine, eight seven eighteen sixty one nine
eighte seven, and then remember the day of the Civil
War started, remember it, well, eighteen sixty one.

Speaker 1 (20:54):
There you were sitting there and then busted out in
the war.

Speaker 2 (20:59):
Anyway, the office is right there at eleven o two
on Main Street in Paris, Kentucky. It's right on the
right and mains Main street, this one way street, and
it's on the right. When you guess you're coming in
from the lection area, just keep going straight and and
you run right and it is right past the General Parliament.

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And not that that has anything to do going there.
I don't guess you'd be going there if you needed
the funeral par But that just gives you an idea
where the location over it's eleven o two Main Street
in Paris to be exacted and uh Indian Creek, you
know you want to might ask about the services they

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have available there. Great place to send you horses because
they're superior horsemen. They've been in Venice for decades and
they've raised and boarded and sold many of the world's financed.
The bridge told the top price yearliness even in September.
Sales this year five thousand dollars five million dollars and

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The best way to get in touch with them is
go to the website. That's a good one, ending creak
ky dot com. That's easy enough to remember in in Creek,
Ky and that's Shack Perish. You didn't get shocked they
didn't give me the phone number out of the farm overhere.
That's an eight five nine number nine eight seven seven

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four four three. So you want to do venins for
two great people. If you move it into into the
Bourbon County area, then you're thinking about horses. The Clayworld
Agency and ending Creaker a couple of pushes you outfits
that you should know about because they do they do
the best. They're the best of what they do. And

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once again the number over at Indian Creek is eight
five nine nine eight seven seven four four three. I'm
gonna put these alrighty, moving right along. What are we
going to do now? But was look at tell of

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the states that they ran last week? Won't take much
of the look. I can look at the ones that
their running to day. That's more productive. They are running
at the Fairground six stakes races today and I'm pretty
sure that's why James is down there. But I'm sure

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he told us that he was going to go through
the fairground. I can't remember him well. Anyway, they were
running the Louisiana states it's a great one presented by Haggard.

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I guess that's the Haggard firm over here. Only Haggard,
and there was Doc Charlie. Anyway, Louisiana states it's a
Grade one great notice. And then it says grade three entered.
Which is it T one hundred and seventy five? That
the four wheels and nine nine sixteenth m presented by

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Malin Knee Grade one be Hangary Grade three. I don't know,
but anyway, there's ten horses in them. Race goes off
about six o'clock. Hit Show's got the rail. He's a
Candy Rad Warrior. Johnny is number two. He's a Carol Prince,
Carol Prince of course over Erdree Warrior. Johnny's number I

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just said warrior. Johnny's number two, got Carol Prince. Number
three is Pipeline by the good Sire. He's gone now
that he was a good wife was here. Fight's town
Heroic move is number four by Quality Road Another because sir,
don't worry layings in. Number five is Skinner by Curling.

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Another top place. Cookie Creek is number six by Uncle Mole.
Who is going to that pastor in the sky. This
passed away? Oh yeah, it was a big gloss. It
was just seventeen I know, vocal leg or something, a
paddock out or something like that. But anyways, tough to see.

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Remember when we went to that cook afters people having
it and there was a bunch of people there from
Chicago and Saint Louis. I got to talking about. That's
when the Uncle molds just started coming around and they said,
but what I know what we like the bed. You know,
we're down here at ten in the bed and everything says,
but I'll tell you what when you're seeing Uncle Ole,
bet you do. Oh yeah, let's see. The skinner is

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by Curling. Cookie Creek is well, that's Cookie Crew. That's
the Uncle Ole owned by the Flying Peace Table one
who bred him, don't know. Candy Metals LLC. That's see.
Number five is well, it's Velosa tur the E l

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O C I t O R Velosa tour by more Spirit.
Number eight is track fam by Quality. Route Number six
is fold in Japan. It's by California Comb. I guess
you know, And Number ten is made Ox Bay. That's
another spice down. They're running the comp steaks down there

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today and it's the Grade three two hundred and fifty
thousand three year olds from out sixteenth on the Railers
Innovator is by authentic Kentucky Derby winnerby in the midsif
stands over it, bens refarmed tried a bunch of two

(27:12):
year old winners. A bunch of winners is first coup.
You wouldn't think that they were running too too much
because he didn't, you know. Yeah, So I think he
was the leading sireby horses that won around two turns
young two year olds, which is kind of an indication
what's going to happen with him? Yeah, Admiral Dinners A

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number three by Constitution. Number four is Magnitude by not
this Time. Number six is Optacle by City of Life.
Number seven is Golden Afternoon who by Golden Sense over
Princeville Farms, Kentucky Derby winner. Oh, Kenny. I think Kenny

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is going to get an Eclipse Awards for a leading
breeze because he's saddled the winners of not Yeah, for
sire of sad dandling. Yeah, sadly and the winners, the
Kentucky Oaks and.

Speaker 1 (28:15):
The wonder if that's ever happened before.

Speaker 2 (28:20):
I don't think so. I know it's such a not wilifetime,
and I've been around for a while. Yeah, it could
have happened one way a long time ago, but I
don't think it's ever happened before. If they don't give
it to him, it's it's that's an injustice right there, right, Yeah,
assume yeah, you get him, you don't get themself. Lord, Oh,

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let's see, uh calling Carter number seven. He's a complexity.
He's a very good shot over at Dride. Tough catch
is also about complexity. Then Dapper Moon is there by
Malibou Moon. They got a statue of him now spentially,
if I'm pretty sure, No better than good by Motown

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a good son of Uncle Oe dicold time by not
this time Johnny Samulai, my first Samurai stands over at
clayborand Department built is by hard Spun and number fourteen
in the field is saddle Road by Quality Roads. What quick? No,

(29:36):
I better just before I proceed, I better do another
another commercial. That's time for four more all my commercial.
I got him covered us too.

Speaker 1 (29:52):
Yeah.

Speaker 2 (29:59):
Oh cool more yeah, oh yeah, right on the money
with that, yeah, okay, Well the clips sword one of
Corniche won the Grade one breeders Cup Juvenal and the
Grade one American fedoah States who was undefeated this two
year old and a million, two hundred and sixty three thousand,
five hundred dollars lived up this pedigree, and boy that

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took some doing. He is signed by Quality Roads, who
has ranked among the top ten sis on the North
American silas seven times, including them for the last three years.
While the Roads Free is one hundred and fifty third
and the Dam of Corneche is the brilliant wasted tiers
win of sixth graded states nine hundred and forty one thousand,
four hundred and sixty three dollars. Cornac's first three dams

(30:44):
are one states and the state's producers. It's a very
strong black typed family. Last year he was first got
Bueling sold for two hundred and two hundred thousand, one
hundred ninety thine. That's a terrific return on the third
fife to fifteen thousand last fo He's one of those
bargains sirens standing over to Asher, said another it's Mendleton

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who also stands for fifteen thousand Lifeboat. He's an half
brother in the Misive, of course, and he is one
of the six stands that are standing at Airdre Stood
as we speak, the rank among the top twenty North
American siens on the twenty twenty fourth sali During the year,
he was represented by ten States winners, three graded States winners,
and twenty two to winter placing States among the stallions

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with the three corps of racing age only Justified Fee
two hundred and fifty thousand dollars and good Magic for
two hundred and fifty thousnd dollars rank above him. And
speaking of bargains, Thurber Daily News is labeled Motown at
five thousand dollars Life Bowl their quote hands down gold
medal value staying unquote. Motown is a Grade one winning

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son of the great Great Uncle Mole. For more on
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going to be in Paris.

Speaker 1 (32:50):
Stop by the new Quillan Leather Attack. It's between seven
and eighth streets on the right.

Speaker 2 (32:56):
It's got beautiful building. Ralph does a whole lot of
community stuff.

Speaker 1 (33:04):
For instance, he will buy a building, fix it up.
I guess they lease it to people who go in
business or something. But the downtown look spiffy now, I
mean it's really nice.

Speaker 2 (33:19):
They got coffee shop, there's Lills. Of course everybody goes
to Lil so it's it's pretty neat. So he's got
this news store and if you go online to Quillan
dot com.

Speaker 1 (33:36):
Instead of a paper catalog like they used to do,
he's got a web page. And that makes it easier
because if they come up with something different, it hadn't
been left out of a catalog or something. If you
know what I mean, Can I say something?

Speaker 2 (33:55):
You just you did the two top ones, but not
that one?

Speaker 1 (34:02):
What's that today running today? So dang correct it again anyway,
Quillan go online and check out a paddle up online
Quillan dot com, because there are so many good things

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in there for gifts or.

Speaker 2 (34:28):
Anything to do with the horse business. You have you
have to use leather. You can't use plastic.

Speaker 1 (34:34):
You don't ever turn a horse out in the plays
the culture. It could get hung up somewhere and break
its neck. And these things are beautiful anyway. And of
them they've got work belts, they've got I'm looking at
this thing and it's just the selections amazing. The colors

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are amazing. The leather itself is English bridle leather and
it's beautiful. Can't do any better than that. And of course,
now guess what, it's fowling and breeding season, and there's
of course a bunch of stuff you need, and you
might have to have mayorn ex straps. Somebody gets in

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some mayors and they don't have the name on.

Speaker 2 (35:21):
The halter and stuff.

Speaker 1 (35:24):
You don't know who they are so you've got to
order mayor Next straps from Ralph and they walk around
with them mayor Next straps and a halter so they
don't get mixed up, and you know who's which ones which.
And they got a beautiful selection of twitches and all
kinds of stuff. Their shanks are beautiful too. I'll tell
you they least forever, I mean all their stuff least for.

Speaker 2 (35:47):
Oh one more thing.

Speaker 1 (35:50):
They have turnout halters that they have named. There's a Kentucky,
I think there's a Clayburn, and one of them is
named Old Friends. And every time they sell an Old
Friends turnout halter, do they get twenty dollars or twenty percent?
I forget anyway, if you're going to buy a turnout hawker,

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take a look at the Old Friends because that way
you're you know, you're helping out Old Friends and buying
the best leather you can buy. Yeah, so that's clueing
to U. I L l N dot com Paris Local
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Speaker 3 (36:33):
Okay, Now back to the Thoroughbred Training Center and ursul Ellis.

Speaker 2 (36:42):
Okay, let's see, I think I gave you the Louisiana steaks. Yeah,
I did end of the compet Yes, the Saturday stakes.
These are Sunday Steaks, but they're running a bunch of
more Saturday stakes. They're running the Turfy today, the Leonidas Steak.

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It's is way six goes up at eight twenty five.
That was gonna be up very night this time, but
we've been up very night like this, so, oh my god.
They can't be the coldest damn place in the world.
Even colder than Kinlan in November, well just about and
that's cold.

Speaker 1 (37:21):
Yeah, I know.

Speaker 2 (37:21):
They don't run in November for that reason. They have sails.

Speaker 1 (37:29):
What you have to do as you get through a
turn point and you have to go, what's.

Speaker 2 (37:35):
That drive through? We always went and got something to
eat drive through. Oh that's those little things that the
little Hamburgers that you used to Oh oh white Castle,
white Castle, Yeah, that's the saving grace of Northern Kentucky.
White Castle. Well, it was love them. That was you
could pull the horse trailer in there with that, getting

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get and get an order.

Speaker 4 (37:58):
With that out of the car.

Speaker 1 (37:59):
That's right, that's right, and you that's you can pull
the horse trailers through there without worrying about bumping it
on something.

Speaker 2 (38:07):
We took a little horse up there one night. We
had no idea he was going to win. He never
showed us anything at all, never, and it was his
first start. He hadn't been off the farmer year and
the very first start. It was the last race that night.

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We didn't throw him up there, you know, and damned
if he didn't win. So we celebrated afterwards. But we
should have taken him on home, but we stopped by
the White Castle to get y. Yeah, we didn't offer
him and he thought it might be a horse meeting.

Speaker 1 (38:45):
Yeah right, yeah, tell me no kangaroommate. That's what he
used to say.

Speaker 2 (38:49):
Oh, when I was a knight, they used they used
to have one and less than the people doing during
the work he accused him of. He was in Kents
So funny.

Speaker 1 (39:00):
Well, Comington and Covington.

Speaker 2 (39:02):
The word was kangaroo.

Speaker 5 (39:04):
Me.

Speaker 2 (39:05):
Well, you know where do they get their kangaroos Australia? Well,
I know they've been cheaper to go out about these
from Kentucky, not this kangaroo.

Speaker 3 (39:16):
Me.

Speaker 2 (39:16):
Oh, that was funny.

Speaker 1 (39:19):
We I went to school on seventh and Green up
in Covington. We walk up to the main street, Madison Avenue,
and turn left and walk on up and just there
we go. Yeah, lit old white Castle.

Speaker 2 (39:34):
All right, Well they running Leon duddis Leo nuttis a
e o an at us except the Turquay Today it's
going to flat mile one hundred and twenty five thouve
dollars three year olds goes over eight twenty five tunk
of gold by preservation, it says the rail brenber Burton C. Jones,

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Dave wentz Bury, the leading breeder of twenty twenty thirty
twenty twenty four States runners. Yeah, twenty of them, twenty
of them bred twenty States winners today. That's an unbelievable Yeah,
that's a lot. Yeah. I remember when he came. It
was happening all those great horses they had, they would

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have seven or eight States winners. Of course they they
were winning Derby's and all that. But anyway, you know
the number of States winners and the very Bread what
a great guy he was. Number two is Baby Max
by Maximum Mischief, who stands over Spencer's Farm. Very good Shire,

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young sire, just first crops three roads and bred. This
was bred by Westbrook Stables. Number three is up to
No Good by Lord Nelson Bread by Keith Timmon, Henman
k I N M O. N. Banks is Number four
by outwork bread by bow Lane Man and the good

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guys got a nice farm, bringing a lot of runners
to the Bourbon caddy. Last time I saw bowl he
bought my lunch. Dag gone, what a nice guy. Well, yeah,
I look for him every time I go in the course.
I'm going by such back. Yeah. Uh, that's the number

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five is Shan s h A n Henting brought the
racing stables. Can't deny it by Justified. Number six, of
course Justified bread by this one bread by Opendale, Chelseton
and Winet. Of course was raised over there and asked which.

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Of course that's where Justified stands. What a what a
fantastic shire he's turned into damn heat and the city
in but I'm doing it. Let's see. Then Number seven
is Church and State. But by Coregia Vaggio. What does

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that mean? What Caravaggio? Caravaggio, Yeah, yeah, I don't know
what it means. You don't know either, yeh. Number eight
is hard, hardest life by gun Runner, very about tropical racing.
I don't know what I am. And that's all that's

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in that there horse, and then leonardos a turk for
it today? Then ready did that? Did I do the
Sanda steaks? We talked about Wassander because she was I'm
trying to think of that. She was a damn good
horse that sit over it at Cleveland Farm and I
can't remember, but now you're really good. Race number one

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the sharp Smile of a practical joke, who is stands
over at Ashford stun Beautiful bloom is by Biofield. I
don't know where he is. Charles Blampert bred ramifis number
three as another money and this one, this one bringing

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by jud Bond Farm. Number four is Blessed the Broken,
a three year old Philly bred by Sanchrus Creek Equir.
So they've got more than that. Oh yeah, Carmen's Candy
jar Laveno Russo, who stands over at Spencer Farm read

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by Rippoli Stables owned by them. Two number nine, number
nine six now this is this is the act of
today and the roof bound come over by Frank Baton.
My Sharoma is number seven by not this time read

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by buck Palm Farm. Number eight is Benny Bennie and
the Rose by Cellery Redbery, Robert Rosenthal and Bradford Bernstein.
Number nine is running away by gun Runner. Read I
stood t in t on the field. Mhmm for the

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the bou Sander had acquitor today.

Speaker 4 (44:29):
It is now.

Speaker 2 (44:31):
Eighty five. No, yeah, he said, what time is it? Well,
I don't know. It's a quarter a quarter to nine. Yeah.
Time for Spencer.

Speaker 4 (44:45):
It is.

Speaker 2 (44:47):
Benzis and Hill Parker.

Speaker 4 (44:49):
Right.

Speaker 1 (44:52):
You know, it's funny on the internet every time, every
so often somebody from out of state will put something down.
We are moving to the Blue Grays. We want to
buy a farm.

Speaker 2 (45:03):
Who should we call it? Hill Parker comes up, over
and over and over. Yeah, well yeah, well actress Lime, No,
let me try this on again. Arabian Line was designated
a Rising Star by Third Daily News and went on
to be the first Grade one winner tied by triple

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Clan winner Justified now a Championship. Justified was Many Links
the nation's leading third crop sire in twenty twenty four,
with the three cops of racing age ranked fourth on
the North American Stylist Rising Star, Arabian Line won the
Grade one Woody Stephens State says Belmont. He won the
Sir Barton States of Penmenico and instead at Spencer Farm

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where he was one of the most popular first season
stands last year. One hundred and seventy eight marriages cold
by a triple clan winner and champion Shier. Arabian Line
descends from the immediate female family, won the all time
great dis Tankers Personal Instant, undefeated Breeders' Cup champion, and

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a Brewmer of the Year. Pettigrees just don't come any
stronger than that. Arabian Lines has a great pedigree. Another
popular young stayan over Spencer Farmers Saber Knife. He's a
multiple Grade one one here and over to million, one
hundred and thirty seven thousand dollars. He's by a very
successful gun runner, the ranked second only in the missive.

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On the twenty twenty four Syril inst Saberknife set a
new track worker to take the Grade one Haskell Invitational
one a mile and an eight to one forty six
and one That'll Win for You also won a Grade
one in Arkansas Derby the Grade three Matt Win of
the Churchill ran ahead bobbing second to Cody's Wish in
the Grade one Breeders' Cup Dirt mild and placed in

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the Grade one Travers Grade one Pennsylvania Derby out of
a states winner from a great female family who covered
two hundred and seventy three Marris in his first season
instead one hundred and seventy nine and his second. For
more on the stands over Spencer the Breeders Farm odd
or Mark O'Brien Daniel at eight five nine nine, four

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years ago thirty. The website is Spencer Farm dot com.

Speaker 1 (47:20):
Okay, now I get to talk about Hill Parker. Good guy,
what a what a good guy, Harry, you haven't done
these yet in this you handed to me by the error.
Well that'll be the next patch anyway. Kill Parker is
with Lexorsparms dot com.

Speaker 2 (47:41):
He's an interesting guy.

Speaker 1 (47:43):
Well when we first met Hill, well I first did
because he would do stuff at pony Club and you
know know who he was. And I met his mom,
absolutely lovedly person. They's a nice family.

Speaker 2 (47:58):
So at any rate, I think they're from Virginia, seems
to me, I can't remember.

Speaker 1 (48:04):
Anyway, he has a horse farm and land specialist and
a full time realtor.

Speaker 2 (48:11):
Now he's got all.

Speaker 1 (48:13):
Those things after his name. About what kind of association
of realtors and National Association and accredited buyer and senior specialists,
on and on and on. Now at the same time,
he's a licensed horse trainer in eleven States. Years of
experience with thoroughbreds, people, chasers, jumpers, events, fox centers, so

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on and so forth.

Speaker 2 (48:39):
He really knows and hasn't done it all in the
horse business.

Speaker 1 (48:44):
And that's what you need when you are looking to
buy or sell or whatever a horse farm, because something
is specific and is raising, breeding, training, and so on.

Speaker 2 (49:00):
It's different.

Speaker 1 (49:01):
I mean, you could have worked forever in a day's
saddle breads got nothing to do with thorowbreads. I mean
the breeding might be comfortable. I don't know, there's a
difference there. But anyway, he knows the questions to ask,
so like, for instance, where.

Speaker 2 (49:19):
Do you put the barn? Oh okay, let's look this.

Speaker 1 (49:21):
What are you gonna do? Are you gonna breed? Are
you gonna breed for self? Are you going to breed
for yourself? Racing training, whatever kind of are you going
to ride?

Speaker 2 (49:31):
For Heaven's sake? All these things have to go in
to the equation. What are your long term plans? And
then you get back and he checks the barns and
the souls and he lost all this kind of stuff.
So that's what you need. You need a guy like

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Hill Parker who's got two parts. He's a realtor, super
realtor and a good horseman. And that don't go there
if you don't have somebody's like that to help you,
because it could be tricky. And go to his website
and take a good look at it because it's always

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graded Lexhorsefarms dot com, lexhorsefarms dot com. And he'll's uh
teale number. It's an eight five nine number six zero
eight eight zero three nine six zero eight eight zero
three nine for Hill Parker, one of the nicest guys

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you ever want to run across. And uh, anybody that
wants to somebody to take buy my farmer, find him
a farmer, or sell your farm. He's a man to
call her well once more begin a number. It's an
election to number six year eight eight o three nine
and lex horse farms dot com.

Speaker 3 (50:54):
Now back to horsetails with ursul ellis.

Speaker 2 (51:00):
Oud. All right, we got Oaklawn Park Today they run
the Renaissance stakes and thebody needs renaissance. Perfect magic is
number one by mcclean's music read by Coats Next Stable.
Number two is Wisconsin Gal by Army Mule read by

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Resilee Resolute Racing Alliance. Number three is Echo three Echoes
by Echo Town stands over the Ashword stood read by
Vassil Bloodstuff. Number four is Kale's Angel by Complexity Very
Good Sire standing over it the Air Restood and this

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one bred by Burdon C. Jones, the founder of a Restood.
Pekua is number five by My Daddy Dodo bread by Godolphin.
Number six is El Dandy d n d I by
Dared Devil read by Summer Wind Farm and while and
Crazy Night by Midnight Luke's number seven bred by New Farm.

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Oh that time and post time for that four twenty five,
it's for going six where long on the duet?

Speaker 1 (52:18):
Okay, now that's where oca. So that's the Eastern time.

Speaker 2 (52:26):
Yeah, they're an hour later. That's and that's central time. Yeah,
yeah it is because it's across Mississippi. Oh that that goes.
I guess I don't know. I haven't decided. Well, well
that's okay, honey, this day of life because of damn.

Speaker 1 (52:48):
Yeah, they're talking about doing away with switching times I just.

Speaker 2 (52:53):
I think it's I think it kind of dropped that
I haven't heard much about it because there's more important things.

Speaker 1 (52:59):
Going on, right, Yeah, I just hate it when they
take away my hour, my hour in the morning.

Speaker 2 (53:07):
It's my hour, don't mess with it. Oh wait, oh
well all right, Well that was Oaklahan. It was one
hundred and fifty thousand dollars for three year old going
six firlarms on the dist The reason resonance steaks. Let's see,
let's look at some stakes. Wheah, there weren't very many

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states races. I think about four last weekend. Yeah, that
was hardly any action at all. Right, Pizzley, pizzy Uh.
Let's see. This had brought to you by the Kentucky
Third Bed Owners can Breedes Association about Kata And that's
my friend Chauncey Mars over there. Run to kat A

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always played, Chauncy. I haven't seen it in a while.

Speaker 1 (53:56):
I haven't seen anybody in Why are you kidding? We
haven't gotten off this place since the first plate.

Speaker 2 (54:03):
Well that's true, but in two weeks when I hit ninety,
I think I thought it was time to slow down
a little bit. So I haven't been around much oh yeah,
where are you going when well, we used to go
after the get invited to the Big States, traces out
of cleaning in places. I used to go to the

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sales and all that. J. Yeah, but don't do that anymore.
I just read about it. Yeah there, you know safer. Yeah, okay,
let's see a Tampa Bay. They even one hundred thousand
dollars awayward the last stakes. It was a one hundred thousand. No.
I just said that for Philly's Mayor's foios and up

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the winter was Little Jamie Philly by collected, of course,
collected stands over at at Edrid stood very good shire
read by the J and Jay I wanted pretty handy too.
At Tampa Bay, they in one hundred and fifty thousand.
Gas parilla. What's a gas parilla anyway? What gas parilla?

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G A s p a or Yeah, I've heard of it.

Speaker 1 (55:19):
I've heard that word before, but I thought it was
like a soft drink with bubbles.

Speaker 2 (55:24):
I don't don't. I thought some kind of quickly call
it all the kind of riptile or something. Oh no, well, anyway,
dancing music one, and dancing music was one, but read
by pebble Matage guy you know, Pabble. Yeah, yeah, he
used to train as deturbit trainer said, I don't know
if he's still trains out there or not. Well know

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he was from Echoslovakia. Yes, I believe that's right. Yeah.

Speaker 1 (55:52):
I think I helped him with his I had my
law office down there. I think I helped him get
a screen card, but I don't remember.

Speaker 2 (56:00):
He's married a real pretty girl who was also from
a different country. Huh. So I was talking to him
and he said, yeah, she's from so and so.

Speaker 4 (56:12):
Uh.

Speaker 2 (56:15):
I think I said, oh, from a CEO country. Knows
that I met her in Australia anyway, who trains? And
it's one hundred and fifty down out of steaks and
dancing magic, Want him by good Magic read by Pabble
and congratulations. The hundred fishes found out of Ladies Steaks

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at Aquaduct, Kizzy in the Sky one that by Sky
Kingdom read by west Locke Stables of Kentucky Breds. I
don't know where their kingdom is. I don't think he's
around anymore. The one hundred found dollar Gary T U P. P. A. L. M.
I S A. N Old Memorial Gary P. Parmesano memorial.

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Can I look at it? That's the guy's name. Uh,
I don't even stick it. Oh, Paulmasana, what'd I say?
I don't know.

Speaker 1 (57:20):
Sometimes you just need a little bit of that Covington expertise.

Speaker 2 (57:25):
Anyway, bread By, it was getting bread by some of
goold farm my first semurai who stands over at at
Treman Farmers, Cosway. And then I see they had a
couple of steaks yesterday. That's channeling parks in New Mexico.

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I'm sure the Borderplex Tables was won by Innocence by
in the Mischief. Oh that's kind of a good name, yes,
a good name. Running second was Roading Justice and Bread
by Maryborough Savings, but Innocence was bred by Hill and

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Dale Equine Holdings and Stretch Run Ventures Kentucky bed and
they also ran at sun Land. The bold ego states
closing at Closing Act Act for your Philip. The Moneys
over Moneys, of course over with a lot of moneys
running today, you know that they win to It's been

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a real good tide over. The ash Stood Listener was
bred by Douglas Scharbauer nationally ran second and Chester at
but Purchical Joke ran third. So those were two state
churches that were bought. The Borderplex Stakes and the bold

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Ego states. What time is it? So much time for
top of the Hour to of the Hour. I'm gonna
I'm gonna miss my man James because he was gonna
send me a list of winners and stuff on my phone.

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Oh but I didn't see it today, so this morning
I checked. So that's okay, Well you want to we
we can't check now we're using your phone right well.
Last Saturday of Tampa Bay Downs one hundred sound dollars
away with last States was won by Little Jamie or
four oh for by collected Little Jamie has been knocking

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on the door and stay she was sicking by head
and the Grade three Indiana Oaks based in the Grade
three Mamath Oaks. After winning a maiden specially at Oaklahm,
she turned over two hundred and forty two thousand now
Flector shot ten twenty four States winners plus six others
at placed in States and was named North America's best

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value of twenty twenty four by Thurvid Market Report. No
Momer better crop that includes justified good Magic Oscar Performance
Gervin City of Life Army Mule and both Joor. He
ranked number two by the number of States winners, number
three by lifetime state winners, and number three by graded

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state twinner. Collected stands for fee of ten thousand dollars
life old and aired we stud as remainder collected one
the Grade one Pacific Classic, the Grade two California that
Santa I need It also won the Grade three Lexington
States at Keenan and Grade three Sham States at Santa
need one of total seven states finished second, and the

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Grade one Breeders Cup Classic. On his way to earning
two million, nine hundred and seventy five thousand, five hundred dollars.
He is one of ninety one states winners eleven Grade
one winners by city. Is there from the Great Caroline
Mister prospect Room and he's out of an Order of
the World Champion to you, Old Johannesburg. This is also

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the family in the Great Bushing Room to inspect bargains
collected and the other stalliums that Edris stood is called
Shannon Macao eight five nine eight seven three seventy two
seventy and the website is Edstood dot com. Well, my
man James is out here today he us gives us

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some winners and highs performances and of some of the
winners that he's picking or something like that. So I'm
not going to attempt to give you any winners because
I have been designated the world worst handicapper. You have,

(01:01:51):
that's what you get for betting on your own horse,
and well that is exactly it. At school, you're pretty good. Yeah,
I bet lightly, you know very lately.

Speaker 1 (01:02:02):
Yeah, well I went in and got my iPad Apple,
I paid to see if I got.

Speaker 2 (01:02:09):
Messages. I don't get anything on that, so that didn't help.
Oh well, oh well, well seas here. Yeah, he has
been with the Bloodsuck Research for years and years now.
Great handicapper. Great guy got a headful of Oh yeah,
he really knows it. Oh my god. The statistics and

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his memory is yeah, you can remember who in third
and the Comley handicap in nineteen forty seven. I know.
But anyway, it's a great outfit, Britstette is. They've kept
me in business all these years. All the information I
get right in these commercials and everything I get it

(01:02:53):
off Bristett. Yeah, it's just it's all in one spot
and they've got, I mean gazillions of the bite or whatever. Yeah,
and they give you the old fashioned charts when you
pull them. They don't do daily racing Home doesn't even
print them anymore, win, but they give them to you,

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so I would. And of course they the ship seats
that they could have what they call it take a
handicappers sheet. It's available as we speak, because that goes
we're going to get after the risk to the red mouth.
Are you can getting just go to Britain at b

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R s n T dot com and uh I can
and order one and it's worthwhile. The great handicappers over there,
and I need all the help out get when it
comes to handicapper and I like that. The one thing
that they really produces the American Products records where they
went to the predigrees of brood Mares and all the

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fools world over, uh huh yeah, any fool anywhere, and
they've bet it, you know, so you you you can
go on that online and picking it. That's and it's
very reasonable fatch everything. I think it's you know, two
hundred and seventy five dollars a year to subscribe to that.

Speaker 1 (01:04:19):
Well, you know what's interesting about that now somebody that
best the races and wants to go forward and figure
out who to bet and.

Speaker 2 (01:04:28):
Which way, who's going to win? All that stuff they're loaded,
and what's everything you need? Yeah, they give you how
the trainers records and everything the riters records and paying
you need is right there. And then for Ursul, he's
not going forward with this information. When he writes his commercials.

Speaker 1 (01:04:47):
He goes and checks and looks back in the horses category,
not back at their race record, and look back at
the mayor's produce record.

Speaker 2 (01:04:55):
Yeah. So you there, there's all this stuff in the
world you need if you want to go forward or
you want to check what you've heardy. Yeah, it's it's great.
They've got those instant results, you know they and as
a print they come up, but maybe they run a
ration a half an hour later. They've got all the
mutuals and everything.

Speaker 4 (01:05:15):
Right there for you.

Speaker 2 (01:05:16):
Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:05:16):
I like the part where you go in there and
you put a horse that's name in the space.

Speaker 2 (01:05:21):
Yeah, and you try to remember the year. Yeah.

Speaker 1 (01:05:25):
If you can't, you put that in there and you
clit and boom, there's anything you want to know about
that horse.

Speaker 2 (01:05:33):
It's just amazing, like I'm going to do something the
next hour. And a couple of Phillias that once takes
a few years ago in some of these states. They
I just press them in and get just give them
them the name and the birthday, poland date, and here
comes all this information across a pedigree, race record, you

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name it, they got it.

Speaker 1 (01:05:55):
And remember years ago you have to go through those books.

Speaker 2 (01:05:59):
Oh yeah, books.

Speaker 1 (01:06:01):
Weighed about twenty pounds anyway.

Speaker 2 (01:06:04):
Okay, so that's what we're talking about, is bookstops, research
information services that they put me. They they kept me
in business, and uh, they're really nice people, so I
recommend them. Sure, okay, moving right along. Where are we.

Speaker 1 (01:06:25):
Reopena?

Speaker 2 (01:06:28):
I reopening the station ninety? Well, well go on, let's
see what I think I gave you these stakes and
everything you did that Ergory, didn't you? Yeah? Oh yeah, yeah,

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good of the stakes Tomorrow, I guess I don't know
if I get, oh tomorrow, a couple of them.

Speaker 1 (01:06:59):
On Monday's Uster King Day, I wonder if they've gone
any steaks on that day.

Speaker 2 (01:07:04):
They've got two grated stakes. It's Santa Anita, Canada as
they say, it's spelled c A N A d E
and it's spelled Canada for me, but junder Town down
the four phillis the marriage going to mount on the
sixteenth Alpha Bella, I justified got the real red Batadana

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l Virtual Corporation. Number two is catalass g h A
t a aliens can I look at it? Well? You
can h A T look at it? By gun Runner
and then who bred that thing? Dan Agnew the third

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runners fold in Argentina. Then there's j and Vsora and
then Musical Mischief is number four. That's an end the mission.
Let's see who bread Dad this cat farms Big hug
one number five, mister big I don't know that horses,

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I don't tell you too, right by the chale aid
stables and then uh Cavalieri by niquiest niquist Uncle Oo's
first Derby winner, first cop Derby winner. As far as
I go, yeah, that's a that's baffle. You got that money?

(01:08:32):
How means he got in here? I don't know that one?
This that one.

Speaker 1 (01:08:37):
That's another thing I like about James. When James shows up,
he's up on.

Speaker 2 (01:08:43):
Who's we're heading for the derby? Oh yeah, that's fun.
So anyway, Cavaleri was read by alas Star bloodstuff. Then
they're running lost tiendas grade three hundred ten dollars fourls
and up to the marriage going six and a half
furlongs on the weeds. Just nails by Twirling Candy bred

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by Catherine Hudson. Then the French bread not that n
A d E T T E could be nadetty. I
guess Number three is any who by boat there bred
by mister Herb Dardan. Number five is ma raised girl
by Mendelssohn, very good young chirow at Ashfred stud half

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brother then in the mission and has number five bred
that coffs Haven bloodstock. Number six is Toothy by Uncle Moe.
Toothy was bred by Worth Timer and Prayer. They bought
their horses right up the road from here Jackie Haggard Farm.

(01:09:56):
Oh yeah there is. They raised here and abroad and
they do very well. But this one, let's see two pious.
It's by Uncle Moe, so I'll assume it was sold
in this country. Yeah, it doesn't have to be, because
I don't say anything about it. Harmwood Flyer or Hamwood Flyer,

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and I read by Kodiak. Number seven. Number eight is
sold in Kitty like a lever and missus Lizzie's on
their side and pronounced that by Classic Campire read by
Glenn Sogans. Those those are two Sunday Sunday Steaks. Sunday

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Sunday Steaks. All right, let's see where are we. We're
pumping along here, walking along. I'm just trying to see
who's coming up next. Uh clabron bomb. Yeah, when the

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time comes a little bit early, we're going to have
to do some reading of them. Joe Palmer here, I think, yeah,
we gotta be Si come here, Joe, good old Joe.

Speaker 1 (01:11:24):
Funny stuff. Now, I don't know if you know do
you know who published Joe's stuff when he wrote it?
Was he writing his column for the New York Times.

Speaker 2 (01:11:39):
Of the Oh? Was the New York Paper? And I
don't think it's a paper that Harold.

Speaker 1 (01:11:44):
Now, what was the New York Harold?

Speaker 2 (01:11:46):
That was the big paper when they used to you
back in the nineteen forties. Now, Jackie, yeah, this is public.
This is twenty in nineteen fifty three. That was after
he died. But yes, Barnes, come.

Speaker 1 (01:12:02):
Yeah, I think Red Smith picked his stuff.

Speaker 2 (01:12:07):
I'm trying to see you The New York Herald Tribune. Oh, Harold, gotcha. Yeah,
I wonder if he wrote a column a week, a
column at twice a week. That's interesting, once a week,
once a week. The Smith used to complain about that.

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Why they wanted more, No that.

Speaker 1 (01:12:34):
He just.

Speaker 2 (01:12:37):
Everybody wanted to read his column. Nobody read his that's funny. Well,
they used to have about six papers, ten papers in
New York in those days. Now they got the New
York Times Post.

Speaker 1 (01:12:59):
And that.

Speaker 2 (01:12:59):
I don't know any other one.

Speaker 1 (01:13:02):
Hey, I heard somewhere.

Speaker 2 (01:13:06):
The guy that owns Gulf Stream.

Speaker 1 (01:13:09):
Was talking about closing that track in about three years.

Speaker 2 (01:13:13):
Yeah. Did you ever read any more about that.

Speaker 1 (01:13:19):
Group?

Speaker 2 (01:13:20):
Yeah?

Speaker 1 (01:13:21):
Yeah, I didn't see any Well, I didn't have time
to look after that. But I just wondered if you'd
heard anymore, because gosh, you know.

Speaker 2 (01:13:31):
What they said is they couldn't guarantee they could continue
after three years. Sounds like they want something. They must
be in a dispute. Sounds like a dispute and here's
what we're going to do if you don't step up.
Maybe it's the state, you know. I have no idea.

(01:13:54):
I just wondered if you had heard what time is
it that time to read a College. I guess i'd
better do claven for I do that, okay, And they're
gonna try to get in touch with dogs, all right?
Yeah that is doctor already. What's this? Okay? Grade one

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stakes winner's Bright Future and Prince of Monaco, both based
the Clayban Basic Clayman Farms, are standing in the first
season who stood this year? Both bring strong credentials to
Bright Future won the Great One Jackey Club Gold Cup
the Grade three seven to a mile and they earned
nine hundred and forty seven thousand, nine hundred and forty dollars.

(01:14:43):
And he's side by the Mighty Curling, a two times
Horse of the Ear and approven south Side. He's a
South Perlin is a sab Good Magic and an Eclipse
World winner too. And there's already side of winners of
the Kentucky Derby of Wilmont State. And the current fee
has climbed to Henry twenty five. Then the name of

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Bright Future, so Fie. The Song one Stakes placed in
graded states has produced two graded states on it. This
immediate female family of two times champions Printer, Housebuster and
a host of others. Prince of Monaco won a Grade
one del Mal Fortunity the Grade three best paled states
at two and but two starts to three. It was

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second in both for Grade one Woodie Stevens and the
Grade one h. L and Jerkins Memorial stats like bright
Future Prince of Monaco is by Breeders' Cup Champion and
approven south Side. That would be Spikes Town who was
voted Champion Sprinter, and he sired Money who annually ranks
among the nation's leading sars. Money free is sixty five thousand.

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Now the name of Prince of Monaco is the daughter
of the top Sima Dadadoro who sat on her eighty
two stakes und Also like bright Future Prince of Monaco
is a superb indivar you know, over nine hundred and
fifty dollars a year to inspect my future and Princes
monucle and the rest of the Cleveland stands called Berner Shams,

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Jacob West the Cleven Farm nine eh seven and eight
time nine nine h seven two three three zero in
the website is Clebinfarm dot com. Okay, to talk about
another local business that's uh just just combines all the
best things.

Speaker 1 (01:16:31):
About small town stuff. They're very good, they're very smart,
They've got good connections in the insurance business. And at
the same time you get small towns, friendly small towns.
You don't have to press a button. And I love
it when they say press a button for English and
you get somebody in Bangledesh. You can't understand that all anyway,

(01:16:56):
I don't need to gripe about that because we're here
in Bourbon County and we've got Hopo insurance Agency. We've
been in let's see thirty some years, thirty plus years.

Speaker 2 (01:17:11):
We've been doing business with Hope Well.

Speaker 1 (01:17:13):
It's so well thought of in town. I think that's
where we first heard the name because the yeah.

Speaker 2 (01:17:21):
They we moved in and talked to people we knew,
and you know, we like to do business locally if
at all possible, and this was a bingo, I'll tell you.
So what they do is they are an independent insurance agency.
They don't work for the big guys all around the

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world who say press one ingrunner. They work for you.

Speaker 1 (01:17:47):
And how they do that is they use a carefully
selected group of financially found, reputable companies. So they shop
around when these good companies, so they give you the
best coverage at the best prices. So and while they're
doing that, they can give you with a no cost,

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no obligation review in comparison.

Speaker 2 (01:18:11):
Of what you got now, it doesn't get any better,
nut you know that.

Speaker 1 (01:18:16):
So Hopeful Company in Paris established in nineteen fifty five.
Now that's a long time ago.

Speaker 2 (01:18:25):
If you haven't been doing a good job, you wouldn't
be in business since nineteen fifty five. And that's the truth.
So it's a local number in Paris that think by
nine ninet eight seven two.

Speaker 1 (01:18:39):
Three four seven or stopped in the offices at eight
twenty Main Street in Paris. It's on the right as
you drive in main streets one way, can't miss It'll
stop in, they'll.

Speaker 2 (01:18:52):
Say, hi, come on in. They're great people, do a
great job for you. All righty Who was that now?
Oh yeah, okay, well moving right alone. And Gavin, if

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you tried to get you got oh good, Thank you, Gavin,
appreciate that. And bron how are you this morning?

Speaker 4 (01:19:25):
I'm all good? How about you guys? What's what's the
Kentucky weather report?

Speaker 2 (01:19:32):
That's uh, the weather report is Jackie, you pay more
attention to it. The snow is still on the ground.
Oh yeah, we got three four inches still we hadn't melted. Yeah,
it's supposed to start.

Speaker 1 (01:19:45):
Raining any minute.

Speaker 2 (01:19:46):
Yeah, and by tonight it's the temperatures are going.

Speaker 1 (01:19:50):
To start to drop and in the day or so
it's going to be zero. Yeah, and whatever falls out
of the sky sooner or later tones to snow. We
are in one area of one to four a little
bit closer to to the sixth.

Speaker 2 (01:20:07):
So it stinks. The weather stinks.

Speaker 4 (01:20:12):
It's bad. Even the Kentucky weather, that's bad.

Speaker 2 (01:20:17):
Yeah, that's typical. Hey, did you go to the Kentucky
and Mississippi State basketball game?

Speaker 4 (01:20:25):
I did, as I went over there, and there's a
really good game. It was packed. There's all a couple
of thousand Kentucky fans were there. I guess.

Speaker 2 (01:20:37):
How many.

Speaker 4 (01:20:39):
Maybe a couple of thousand, not a lot, it was,
it was. It was as many as there has been
a bit some years before. But yeah, deep number. You
could hear from gold big Boy back and forth.

Speaker 2 (01:20:51):
Yeah. Yeah, Well I'm surprised they beat you, you know,
right fourteenth, you know.

Speaker 4 (01:20:58):
Yeah, they got a hard stretch a Missigan State because
they played Kentucky and then Tennessee Old Miss today, No Auburn,
and then I'll think, uh, they've got four ranked teams
they play in a row. I'll get Old Miss today
and there's one more. I remember who it is that
they got one more ranked team, and it's it's a

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really tough stretch. They got played.

Speaker 2 (01:21:24):
In the Turkey. Please, I believe Texas A and M.
Today they played Texas and I think so.

Speaker 4 (01:21:31):
I don't know I think that much.

Speaker 5 (01:21:34):
Eleven o'clock today, I think so here here, but anyway,
but everything is really if we're quiet here at the moment.
I have just recovered from a.

Speaker 1 (01:21:50):
We're supposed to go to zero in a couple of days.

Speaker 4 (01:21:53):
Yeah, it's gonna be. It's eighteen here till we pandemonia.
There's supposed to be another winter store late this week,
and it's gonna go pretty far a south. And I
think we're kind of on the edge of where we
might get something or we might get nothing.

Speaker 2 (01:22:11):
Yeah, oh, well, it's amazing. Well what's going on down
your way?

Speaker 4 (01:22:17):
Oh? Are kind of interesting. Case of the week is
we had a horse that had a choke as they
had eaten some full of This horse choked on They
just choked on like a senior pellet type feed. And
uh that the owner didn't catch it right away and
it's probably choked for about a day before they brought

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it to the hospital. We we cleared it pretty easily
and it had some pneumonia. We got you know, aspiration pneumonia.
It's you know, it's just where they get the spagis
gets backed up and then that's saliven and feed material
and all gets gets into the wind pipe there. And
when I stopped the horses didn't have the whole lot

(01:23:00):
of speed material and in the wind pipe. But I
thought it would probably the okay, but ended up getting
some at bracks money. You know, we put it on
anabiotics there at the start and so came back still
has some fever and so we did was of transtracual
wash and you could see some infection in there and
treated it again. And yeah, those things can be pretty

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tricky because everybody's probably seen horses choke, and you know,
most of the time, or at least a lot of
the time, you know they've cleared that choked by the
times let are in there and makes it to the farm.
But when some of these bad ones, you have to
go in there and you know, past the two like
you would for a colic and date the horse real

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heavy and just go in there and just literally try
to wash that thing out or wash it on down
to the stomach. And they tend to get stuff in
two different places, either kind of right with their connect
meats onto their shoulder or they'll get called up the
stop gus goes over the base of the heart, and
that's another spot where they can get cagged up. But

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we've got just more some plug and now try of pneumonia.
Been been doing okay. And the other problem you run
into is horse is to have chronic choke, because that's
any horse potentially can choke. But these horses that have
chronic and then you have to worry that they have
some type of narrowing in their esophagusts that you know,

(01:24:24):
like a stricture, so things just don't go down there right.
And you know another is you can pass in any
scope like same one you'd use the scope of stomach
and you may see it narrowing. I've I've had somewhere
I dropped into a spot where there was a diverticul
It went like a blending of the esophagus and you
looked up to see where where the feet had to

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go back out and it was even hard to get
the soap back up in there. And sometimes we do
a burium swallow, you like you get people that gi
theory for you drink to carry him and to do
X ray. They've also had some we have tube them
with some bury them and find those trictures that those
ones that are chronic can be really tough because there's

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not a lot that you can offer sometimes on those
horses to try to move them get better, especially if
there's a ticture, because the apgust just doesn't like surgery
much at all because it's a tube, but it's not
a tube like the intestine is. It's just more just
a muscular to you, without any real distinction past that.

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So it's a really hard place to do surgery. You know,
oftentimes they're surgery fall the heart. So I think this
horse will do okay. But you know, for chokes, the
big thing is try to look for what cause it.
And as the older horse don't have good teeth, they'll
get the teeth done. Maybe they'll feed them a mash,
try to take them off. Hey if you have to. Uh,

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it's only the worst ones that choke on posture. You
see most horses even have terrible disease, and so grays
on postures. They've had some that couldn't and then the
others just look for horses at both their feed. That's
another common thing we see. You know, it's just the
bottom of the pecking order horse and eat real fast,

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it doesn't you well, and they choke, and we just
trying to feed them different. And they make some nice
feeders now for horses. So some horses bolt their feed anyway,
and they make them now they have little cups in
the bottom of their feed tub and so kind of
separates feed out, makes them eat slower. Or you know
the old trick you put bricks in their club or

(01:26:33):
big rocks in there. You know that works too. So
that's one of the things to you know, most of
the time goes okay, that when God had voices die
from toad to get terrible pneumonia. So if that one
that does a lot, or you know, if one doesn't,
you know more a couple of times within a couple
of months than you know, those the ones you got

(01:26:53):
trying to figure them out a bit better and make
some changes.

Speaker 2 (01:26:59):
Them. Yeah, you get into all kinds of weird things.
Down there.

Speaker 4 (01:27:07):
We had a horse at Auburn one time that choked
on the Yeah, like an oil can with a little
plastic rings, don't you pull off the oil can to
pour the oil out. And this horse had choked. It
was a pony actually, and we passed the scope down
there and you could see that there was something in there,

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but you get you couldn't tell what it was, and
it was probably this pony is probably like four or
five hundred pounds pony. It was situated inches behind the
throat lass where the scope was getting getting stuck. And
so doctor John Schutmachel, all all we can do is
uh to do surgery on this, to try to figure

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out when we knew the foreign body we could get
a hold of it, and we would try. And so
we laid the pony down and we put the end
of scope in this focus. You did stops have a
really bright light on the end, so as he was
doing the surgical approach down the esophagus, you could see
the light and the end. So we knew where to go.

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And he went down there and got opened up the
esophagust which is weird. It's muscular, but you can't like
identify you're going through it too. It was something in
this and pulled that oil can pop out and just
sutured up the esophagus itself. Because they're they're real prone
to open up after surgery. And the surgery site did

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open up, but it healed itself. A little pony did fine.
But I'll never forget that one because you couldn't go
what was he pulled it out, but it was firmly
wedged in there. You know, probably a couple of inches
across one of a little plastic cops.

Speaker 2 (01:28:52):
Okay, all right, Wow, another weird thing from dump.

Speaker 4 (01:29:01):
We would still them in Kentucky too. I tell you
the worst ones that they get one of those big pellets,
or like the rage cues that you feed cattle cattle.
Sometimes I've had them get those in there and they
are a bear to get outsideject to put them under
general anesthesia and trying to wash them out. But those
could be tough. Sometimes those are the ones that I

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like the lead you say, and you know you hear
different things beat called pellets all that, But I've seen
pretty much anything be as likely to choke a horse
as anything else. So I think you just got me
careful with whatever you feed especially if you get a
horse's phone to it.

Speaker 2 (01:29:40):
All right, but I can When are you coming this way?

Speaker 4 (01:29:45):
Hopefully in about three weeks, I've got them. I'm off
hospital duty right now, but I've got a research project
I'm working on, and then i'll go and clink for
two weeks, and then after that I've got some things.
John wants me a good old friends, so hopefully he'll
be up there sometime after that. So everything goes right

(01:30:09):
in about three weeks, maybe the weather will be better
or it'll be worse.

Speaker 2 (01:30:14):
Can't get any worse. All right, we'll talk. We'll talk
to you next week.

Speaker 4 (01:30:23):
All right, see you later, Stay warm, Thank you, all right,
welcome back.

Speaker 2 (01:30:33):
What where's my commercial? I got it covered up?

Speaker 1 (01:30:41):
There?

Speaker 2 (01:30:41):
You go down for Derby Dan. Yes, Grade one winter
Blazing seven is going to stand in his first season
instead of this year at Darby Dan. He's got incredible
credentials Grade one class confirmation and pity to become a

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success at stud But don't take my word for it.
Peter Bradley or Bradley Thurber has this to say about him.
This is a quote quote. Blazing sevens was an exceptional
razors at two was unlucky not to have won the
Preakness at three and at sixteen two hands. He is
an eight plus physical and has every chance to become
a top tay and unquote facy Farmer is proud to

(01:31:24):
have bred Blazing sevens and his boat to share in
him and Lincoln Collins of Current Thurber's described the horse
as lovely looking and points out that the winners of
the Grade one Champagne have excellent records as stayands. He's
right about that. Scat Daddy and Uncle Ole come to mind.
Gabriel Dugmun of Spring House Stood described him as quote

(01:31:47):
beautiful looking and then as an exciting young side that
he is by good major good magic tamping two year
old good Magic a sad states winners of the winners
of Kentucky Derby and the Belmont Station and his free
store to one hundred and twenty five thousand. Blazing seventh
won his career debut by six and a quarter of

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angs at Saratoga, placed in the Grade one Hopeful in
the second starting ninety one and Grade one Champagne one
by over three well nearly four legs. He was second,
and the Grade one Bridge got beat ahead after a
troubled trim and one going amund of one thirty four
and two act with the earned nine hundred and ninety
eight thousand, eight hundred and fifty dollars His fee for

(01:32:28):
twenty twenty five twelve thousand, five hundred stands the nurses
Your inspection is invited to Darby Dan. This gives Stuart
Fitzgibbons a call a five nine two five O four
to two four and the website is Darby Dan dot com.
Cool Well. The Eclipse Towards ceremony for twenty twenty four
is gonna be held on January twenty. Third Favorite Together

(01:32:51):
Awards for Champion three Old Philly, Champion three too Old
and Horse of the Year is Torpedo and I, bred
by Judy Hicks, a nominee for Breeder of the Year
and raised on products from McCauley fees on her Brooks
Town farm. Another Champion No Excuse Me. Another nominate for
Champion three O Phully is she Fields Pretty Read by

(01:33:12):
Paton stud and raised on McCauley fees and nominated and
the likely winner of the award for Champion Turk Female
is Mura Read by Dina springs Fold In Canada, we're
raised in Kentucky on products from McCauley Feeds. Congratulations to all.
Well the fold season right around. Well, it's a rived,
had it, and now is the time to call McCauley

(01:33:35):
Feeds to arrange for them to put your folds on
a weight monitoring program. Great program and it's totally free
of charge. Here they come to your farm, get the
job done. And it's a matter of fact that some
folds need more attention than others. This called doctor John
Loeu or Amy Porter, Jenny marsh at A found nine
h seven three thirty three thirty three the Clip's Lord winners,

(01:33:58):
Breeders' Cup champions, even our last two Triple Clan winners
were raised on freed for mccaullege. Mccaullege Fees is the
only feed company in the nation to produce products exclusively
for the horse. And that's why when we see that
at McCauley Feeds, it's all about the horse.

Speaker 3 (01:34:19):
Now back to the Thoroughbread Training Center and ursul Ellis.

Speaker 2 (01:34:25):
I want to read something that's Joe Palmer, I made
a mistake, what kind of mistake? To Amy Parker is
her name? And I put a porter sure, I'm sorry
I thought it had been corrected. I thought it had to.
But no, you had to go to the hospittle that's

(01:34:47):
your fault. Okay, all right, Well, the surest way to
write a successful magazine piece is to write about men
and women. For some reason which evades me, the who
seem to know much about one another and proud to
be prudery for him is an obvious suggestion. Feeling this,

(01:35:07):
a man may always make the front pages with an
article on the relative intelligence of animals, I mean other animals,
and most of these the horse comes off badly, and
it has been come to be an article of faith
with some of our sports writers that he is deficient
in intelligence is compared to the other domesticated or semi

(01:35:29):
domesticated animals. A horse cannot pile up boxes on a
platform so he can get it the banana or the ceiling,
because he has no hands with which to pick up
a box, and didn't like bananas anyway. He cannot very
easily be taught to sit on his handquarters and beg
because he cannot be easily supported in this position as

(01:35:50):
a dog can be, and because it's damned undignified position,
either for a horse or a political candidate as horses
realize candidates don't. That doesn't mean the horse isn't smart,
as will be freely granted by anyone who has watched
the Lippasa perform in Madison Square Garden, flowing through intricate

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maneuvers under what amounts to invisible gidens. The favorite story
in this corner concerns the horse you probably don't remember.
His name was Sands of Pleasure, and he was the
first good horse to come from the fair Play Rock
Sand Cross, which later made famous for Man of War

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and others. Sands of Pleasure was a stakes horse in
his early years, but as time went on he dropped
down a little, wound up blounding in claiming races blood,
like so many of the horses with the turbulate blood
of fair Play. He had his notions. He was beating
the nose on a post one day, this was before
the days of the finished camera, when the judges put

(01:36:54):
the numbers up immediately and hoped they were right. The
jockey on Sands of Pleasure came back. I was number
in the second slot and pulled up to unsaddle. The
horse tried diligously to throw him, and after he tried
to wrest the lander go m who was holding him,
and to kick several innocent bystander. The trainer was disturbed

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because the fair play players were prone to grow moody
and and tractable as the goolder, which usually meant the
end of the oration curve. So he talked to the
horse in the oration in which he didn't fit. A
few days later, just to see and Santa Pleasure beating
some five lengths. He came back blowing a little because
he'd given it a good try, but it was otherwise unruffled. Well,

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if there's a secret to training horses, it's to understand
how horse thinks. This trainer wanted to put two and
two together. Next time he started a horse, he gave
the jockey some unusual instructions. I think you can win
this if you get off fast, he said. If you
do win it, don't come back to the winter circle,
pulled him out to the outside rail inside sands. The

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Pleasure took the track, held his horses and one pulling
up by a couple of lengths. He came back to
the grand stand and was guided to the outside rail
according to the order and Jocta. Afterwards swore that the
horse turned his head and looked at him. Then sands
a Pleasure took a bit permanent between his teeth, and
the walk in the winter circle were blown. The trainer

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had figured this one correctly, And at first sands a
Pleasure had disagreed with the placing judges and thought he
had won, and he took it badly. And then another
horse was in the winter spot. In the second he
knew had been beaten, and that was that. And the
third he knew curse well that he had won, and
was having no nonsense about it. Those pre camera days,

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And it was in those pre camera days it was
the custom of all losing horse players to insist that
the judges were a set of purblind incompetence selected for
the duties after and and I had to which they
did not, which not only couldn't pronounce the words, but
couldn't see the letters. Sense of Pleasure thus proved himself

(01:39:09):
to have about the same judgment as a losing horse player,
which rated him close up behind the chimpanzee and possibly
ahead of the dog. That's wonderful, that's you. You know,
animals are so much smarter on people. When I was
in college, oh, it was just ridiculous. It was like

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monkeys and dogs.

Speaker 1 (01:39:33):
And had no absolute no brains. And I can't remember
why because it took a couple of anthropologic classes.

Speaker 2 (01:39:43):
And I said, hey, now you know that's not Yeah,
it's not true. They are smart and it's ninety If
you want to do this, oh, I was looking for
something to do. Then I'll do this and then you
wrap it up all right. Well, the Arabian Line was

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designated to a Rising starbut over the Daily News and
then went on to be the first Grade one winner
side by triple Crown winner Justified, now a Championshire Justified
with many lengths. The nation's leading third cops are in
twenty twenty four and with the three cops of racing
age ranked fourth on the North American side of Rising

(01:40:27):
Star Arabian Line on the Grade one Woodie Stephens states
at Belmont the Subartan states that comic Goal entered stead
of spent Refarm, where he is one of the most
popular first season stallions, covering one hundred and seventy eight
mayor five Triple Crown winner and Championshire. Arabian Line descends

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from the immediate femial family, one of the all time
great dist Stafford Personal incogn undefeated British Cript Champion rudin
May of the year. Fredigres just don't come any stronger
than Arabian line. Another the popular young state of Spencer
is Sabernite, a multiple Grade one winner of over two million,
one hundred thirty seven thousand, and he's a gun runner

(01:41:08):
who ranked second only in the midstis on the twenty
twenty fourth Sili Saberknite sent a new track worker to
take the Grade one Haskell Invitational Midland and eighth and
one forty six and one also won the Grade one
Arkansas Derby and the Grade three Matt Wayne in Churchill
went I Hit bobbing second to Cody's Wish in the
Grade one Breeders got Dirt Mile and placed in the

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Grade one Travers Grade one Pennsylvania Derby, Oudama Stakes, winning
from a great family covered at two hundred and seventy
three Marris in his first season instead one hundred and
seventy nine and his second form. More on the stands
of Spencer, the Breeders farm bout David O'Brien a mark
or Daniel eight five nine two nine four years of
thirty and the website is spencerf Farm dot com.

Speaker 1 (01:41:53):
Okay, I want to say a few words about sally Van,
and I'll bet Jeff and Nobody's going to Turfoy Park
today from the training center, find up brains. Go up
there on sally Van because the weather's going to be
so bad, and you can trust them when they come in,

(01:42:14):
these nice, big, solid, good looking pieces of equipment, and
the guys that are driving their horsemen, they know.

Speaker 2 (01:42:22):
What they're doing.

Speaker 1 (01:42:24):
Got to be careful in weather like this.

Speaker 2 (01:42:26):
You know, you don't want to take a chance.

Speaker 1 (01:42:28):
I mean you ding gong up there with a little tours.

Speaker 2 (01:42:33):
Hooked on your back of your truck. You might be
in trouble.

Speaker 1 (01:42:38):
You know, there was already a wreck this morning out
on an ironworks. So what you want to do if
you want to get up there, get to the races,
go with the people that can get you there for sure.
It's a simple, simple, it's it's not worth thinking about anyway.

Speaker 2 (01:42:55):
And also pulling season coming up, breeding season.

Speaker 1 (01:43:02):
And we always sent our mayors on a sally Van
and I went with them and they were so helpful
and everything. Those guys know what they were doing, and
you'd get.

Speaker 2 (01:43:14):
Somewhere like spendthrift to greet or something, and he knew
all the guys that worked there and all the whatever.

Speaker 1 (01:43:22):
And that's pretty neat.

Speaker 2 (01:43:24):
Really.

Speaker 1 (01:43:24):
You know, you got treated real well, not that you
wouldn't have, but you were with somebody that knew where
to stand, where was your part of the line, where
was the teaser all that stuff.

Speaker 2 (01:43:36):
What you're doing in Sally Van as you're buying into
somebody with real experience. It's it's worth whatever.

Speaker 1 (01:43:44):
So anyway they ship justify, you know, like I said,
it's good enough justify. It's good enough for the third
TURBOI right, okay by you. So anyway, they're great. They've
been in business for it because.

Speaker 2 (01:43:59):
There we in years more than half a century. Wow.

Speaker 1 (01:44:05):
Anyway, their numbers two five five ninety.

Speaker 2 (01:44:08):
Four oh six.

Speaker 1 (01:44:09):
That's two five five ninety four O six and online
at Sally Horse Vans Sally horse Fans dot com two
five five ninety four oh six.

Speaker 4 (01:44:24):
Here.

Speaker 2 (01:44:26):
Yeah, they are nice. People have been around forever. We
went through Pony Club with Nicole when Betsy was in
Tony Club.

Speaker 1 (01:44:35):
Nicole was so anyway, all right, of course we're not
here at the training center, which is of course, guarantee
of their training, you know, to keep that track in
great shape.

Speaker 2 (01:44:50):
You know they're training. Yeah, we'll talk about that in
just a minute. Okay, you're running on to talk about
Lead's secret for s they're running in the lock on.
I had a trick stakes at at then Anita this weekend,
Yeah and back in Oh let's see when was it

(01:45:12):
in nineteen eighty six? I can't believe it. Yeah, it
was one by Lady's Secret who may just have been
the best thing that the secretary was signed. Yeah, he
was a great race may she was, and she was

(01:45:34):
by secretary and a great lady Anne by Ice Capade,
son of the Arctic. The great end was also the
damn of missus Slava Seattle Slugah won stakes. She was
a granddame of believe who was a champion over in Japan,
and the family was I can't remember who trained her

(01:45:57):
Lady's Secret Yeah, Oh, d Wayne Lucas trainder Oh okay,
I just names and she won so many states it's
hard to believe, but I've got a race record of
past performances over here. She was around a little while too,

(01:46:20):
as so as that goes. She was a full eighty two,
she started forty five times. Oh my goodness, and that
you know. She was a horse of the Year as
a four year old in nineteen eighty six, voted horse
of the Year over the coast in eighty six. Why

(01:46:40):
didn't they do that? Let me looking here in a minute,
and she was folded in Oklahoma. Didn't know that? Yeah,
I didn't know either entirely. To the well, I probably
hadn't known it a few years ago. Yeah, exactly. But

(01:47:01):
mister Roberts Pree s t r E S s p
r E. Spree's the Loclahoma bred, and she was horse
of the Year in nineteen forty six as a four
year old nineteen forty six. What did you win in

(01:47:24):
nineteen forty six? What are you talking about? Our lady's secret? Oh,
let's see what made her horse of the Union? Ye,
first start of the year she were in she won
the ol Encino Stakes. Then she won the La Canada
Stakes for the first time in that same year. The

(01:47:51):
next race you won, that was a great one. That won,
the great one said about Mata Regia States. And then
she again and second to love Smitten, giving her some weight.

Speaker 1 (01:48:06):
In the.

Speaker 2 (01:48:11):
Apple Blossom Steaks at Oaklahoma, went to New York. The
next races, who won the Great One Shoe v States,
came back against the boys in the Metropolitan Handicap, ran third,
Disctaba linked in the quarter for all the money, came
back in the Hampstead Handicap and won that. No she

(01:48:34):
went second unuse she went who beaterr and Deer beat her,
but she was getting fifteen pounds. Then the Molly Pitcher
came up and she won that by six. Then they
put her in against the boys in the Whitney pat
David Ruder that day in the Whitney and she beat

(01:48:59):
the boy. I'm trying to see who she beats in
the the Nswell and Fuzzy. Next day they put her in.
Next race was in the Isla and the great Ones,
who went third, the Ruard and Precisions. Then she came

(01:49:19):
back in the Woodwind and ran second to precision. Us
put her in the mask At and she won beating Steeler,
kissing it Deer one by seven. She won a Great
one Ruffian Boy eight during the bell Name led all

(01:49:43):
the way and one man. And then in her last
start of the year, she wanted the British of Distaff
beating the fans out and tied it outstanding. She went
four times as a as a five year first time

(01:50:03):
at something must have happened to her. She were in six,
got beat off pretty bad after taking the lead. Put
her back in Mama race allowance trace and she won.
Put her in the Malley, pitched her handicap Grade two
and she went second. And then last two races, last

(01:50:29):
three races, she won two of them under mccaren. Won
an allowance race under mcaren. They put her in an
allowance race and she bolted and that was her land.
If she was telling them that enough, she was and

(01:50:49):
then was retired twenty five wins. Good griefs if I
got a petty reel over there, Yeah, yeah, thank you
to do something. Yeah, I was kidning. I was looking
at your pa at the petty green. I don't believe
she ever had if she had a daughter that produced

(01:51:10):
the greatest steaks winners, but she never produced anything she
would better mister prospector Danji, mister prospect of shadow, slow
shaddle slud and she prouces a bunch of winners and

(01:51:30):
a couple of stakes producers, but that was all nothing
that lived up to her clast.

Speaker 1 (01:51:35):
Yeah, well, twenty five winters. My gosh, you'd have to
build up wing on your house for the trophies.

Speaker 2 (01:51:43):
That's right to most. What about that number of races
that you want to look at that look at to
some blister rations that you want. It's amazing, thanking Oldham
Are and Horse of the Year. Mm hmm. The two
yolks you want the Moccason and the Wavy Wave Steaks

(01:52:07):
and the three olces you won ten times, won the
Great one Belmont, bell Name and Grade one Ruffian and
the Grade one mask at, the Grade two Ballerinas and
Great two Road Stakes at Belmont, the Prima Donna Stakes
and the Oakland, the Bowl of Flowers of Belmont, the
Regret Handicap, the mysterious handicap at Baby Let's see, trying

(01:52:35):
to keep it here as the four year olks, you
want the British Cup this time, Margarita Invitationals, Whitney, the
Bell Name, the Ruffian, Lacania States, the Sugary Handicap, the
Masket and the Marti Pitcher. They hell Ensino handicap went
three times second, all the great ones fast second both

(01:52:58):
from grade one five years. She just ran the two
times only she had. The only thing she had was
a six a second and the Mally picture, And like
you asked him about that, Christ McCarron wrote her in
the last three rags and she bolted and like I
asked him about that? Yeah, yeah, I bet he remember that. Yeah.

(01:53:21):
I don't think he ever wrote her, she wrote her
in the last He wrote her in the last reception.

Speaker 1 (01:53:31):
I've told the story before, was it? But I worked
for doctor McGee.

Speaker 2 (01:53:38):
You sure you got the right man? Never mind, I
won't tell it again. I mean the right and you
got the right man. You do remember that? Oh that's okay,
what if I got it wrong? But that's what he
told me. But then mine, Oh no, not never man.
I just wondered if it was when he said that

(01:54:00):
the secretariat ever had. Okay, that's the best, mayor. Yes,
So what time is it? We're it that we are
not at the training.

Speaker 1 (01:54:13):
Center, but this is radio. We can say we're in
China as far as.

Speaker 2 (01:54:17):
That goes nowhere, no me either, But anyway, we.

Speaker 1 (01:54:22):
Are not at the training women, I should say we
are at the training center. How that and great place
to train, guarantee you they're on the track.

Speaker 2 (01:54:36):
Oh that's oh yeah, no doubt about that. Yeah. Great
people taking care of the track out there, Jim Pendergrass
and Dave and Harold. It's funny.

Speaker 1 (01:54:52):
One of the guys that worked at the training center
was one of the guys that came and he's an
em aim and gotcha and take you to the hospital
and the ambulance and he took a picture of selfie
of the two of you thumbs up you in the hospital,
and that wound up on the internet.

Speaker 2 (01:55:13):
Susy shirtlets put that. That's fun Yeah, it was yesterday
when Dave boy said, went to the hospital in it.
I had a kidney stone, yeah, which is gone, thank god.
Yes boy. Oh wow. Anyway, right at the training center.

(01:55:34):
Let's see, we've had some winners here. Tommy Short had
one at Mahoning Valley. The rest of these are a
turf way Scooter Hughes win one.

Speaker 1 (01:55:48):
Oh I saw that.

Speaker 2 (01:55:50):
Yeah, whenever Scooter wins one, his wife puts it up. No, okay,
John Nix one too. Yeah, he's Irish. Yeah boy, the yeah,
and and Ama had one and her last name is Mia.
At the age. Oh, I don't know. I don't know

(01:56:11):
that person. I don't know, but she wins races. Yeah,
this is not the first time, huh of call her.
I'm oh, I don't. I'm trying that. Somebody told me
something about it once, and I'm I'm sure i'd be
acurate about it and repeating it, so I won't. I mean,

(01:56:32):
it wasn't anything bad. Who who she was married to?
Right after? Yeah? Somebody? Maybe it's hert Maybe he's married
to somebody. Oh, how much time I got left down there? Yeah?

(01:56:52):
A manage or two, manyte or two. Well, anyway we
can talk about the turning center a little bit of that.
Who with winning the races down there? Yeah? You know
they've got everything in there to get your horse to
the races, to get starting gate. You know, two tracks,

(01:57:12):
two tracks, grass gallops. They've got a clocker. You know
they can you got em an e M s uh.
You got grass gallops besides the two tracks. Nice barns.
Barns are good now, yeah, and nice people and you

(01:57:32):
get it and runs the places a great guys. He's
been around, he's been to how many years he been
out there there? Lord, I don't know. I'm tim. I'm
telling you he's in Targan taking care of the tracks
at the training center and so you know, damn well

(01:57:53):
he knows what he's doing. Yeah. I was a clocker
out there for ten years at the Safe Track. Very
very Gellman, so full of day.

Speaker 1 (01:58:05):
Okay, I hear Roy and Dale Gallas.

Speaker 3 (01:58:12):
Until we meet again.

Speaker 2 (01:58:17):
Happy pray to keeps.

Speaker 3 (01:58:25):
Till men who cares about the clouds when we're to
getther Low's nose. How to help make your sup