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Pity - would have liked to see him next year
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You might well do yet!
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is this for real giant ???
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Replacing Catch Me ifyoucan as the forum pest has taken some doing Giant Strides, congratulations.
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Cheers.
Any more slurs and I`ll bring them all up. :D |
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Knock yourself out, you won't find me here to disparage them.
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Ah relax. I`ll discipline myself for my misbehaviour!
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Catch Me ifyoucan 31 Dec 21:26
Well done..........John Martin (aka 3753 Cruithne) |
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posted on the racing post website. the comments under this story:
http://www.racingpost.com/news/horse-racing/ PaulPerton01 04 Mar 20:56 I wouldn't know the details but Mrs SnS, would it be highly unusual for a stallions first 4 mares not 2 be in foal, PaulPerton01 04 Mar 21:00 It also seems all the comments have been removed from the post site mightymoyes 04 Mar 21:04 yeh, just noticed that. Slick'N'Smooth 04 Mar 21:14 If the comment has been pulled from RP.com then that does perhaps lend weight to the rumour. I have heard nothing personally However I would urge people not to jump the gun here. It is not impossible for an averagely fertile stallion to not stop his first four mares. It is still early in the season, some may have been covered on foal heats, or be maidens, we cannot know. I would have expected Giltown to have covered test mares though, before feb 14th, to check fertility. I have known stallions take five weeks into the season before getting any mares in foal, nail-biting for those studs. I am sure there will be plenty more mares scanned in the next few days, so we shall just have to wait and see. Coolmore will be avidly waiting I am sure |