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dwm767
19 Feb 11 15:23
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Big, big shame. Hadn't brought in to the hype of him being a Gold Cup contender, but desperate news all the same.

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rhinestone
When: 19 Feb 11 15:32
Sad
By:
The Dragon
When: 19 Feb 11 16:05
gosh thats awful news
By:
bornistheking
When: 19 Feb 11 16:16
Oh ****, didnt think the fall was that bad. I havent seen it again but thought it was more a case of UR
By:
R Carver
When: 19 Feb 11 18:11
Very sad. Was a gorgeous looking horse.
By:
Masterminded
When: 20 Feb 11 01:11
Cry Terrible. Beautiful horse and he really was a Gold Cup horse.
By:
supermakems
When: 20 Feb 11 08:55
rip :( very sad news
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Far From Trouble
When: 20 Feb 11 17:14
Cry
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cruise d
When: 20 Feb 11 17:17
rip. This season has been horrific
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eric_morris
When: 20 Feb 11 17:44
Difficult to justify the sport you love at times as the horses are the stars but sometimes pay the ultimate price.

Think a bigger problem is how they are 'retired' after reading recent developments due to over-production for the sales that is a bigger tragedy based on human greed (breeders).
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eric_morris
When: 20 Feb 11 17:49
Tend to justify taking part by believing if it wasnt for racing these horses wouldnt exist (be bred) anyway so are given a well fed healthy life.  however maybe the greed of the breeders behind the scenes is letting everybody down, especially the horses who are being slaughtered en masse after their racing career is over.

Let's not have crocodile tears let's expose these greedy feckers.
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