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03 Oct 11
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aobballydoyle Annemarie O Brien
Cape Blanco has been retired to stud following an injury he sustained when winning the Joe Hirsch Turf Classic at Belmont.
Cape Blanco has been retired to stud following an injury he sustained when winning the Joe Hirsch Turf Classic at Belmont.
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took a battering imo
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Pity really as I felt the horse would have done better than any of the other Ballydoyle horses in the Arc had they not been trying to give preference to So You think and not have one of their own horses burst his bubble.
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^
Why did they sell a large chunk of it to Jim & Fitri Hay, then? |
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They sold to Jim Hay to get themselves an in to the Dubai races cash
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Not surprised 2 hear that, after a few very hard races in US. A high class, tough and consistant colt from 2yo/4yo. Another expertly handled by 1 of the best in the game (AP O`Brien) Happy stud fun Blanco, u deserve it mate, and big thanks for landing me and a few friends a very nice touch in the Irish Derby. CHEERS.
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Watched that race on Saturday im not anti whip at all but that was brutal on Saturday.
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They sold a chunk in the horse before it then won the Man O'War, Arlington Million and then Hirsch race.
Why did they sell a chunk of Fame and Glory too before it won the Ascot Gold Cup or why did they sell Eagle Mountain and then the horse finished 2nd in the Breeders' Cup Turf and then won Hong Kong Cup? |