Barbaro Updates: 626
updates are now here.
Update 3724: I never realized I would enjoy learning the logic of the law: State Stumbling Blocks.
Denis of Cork, one of the leading 3yos with two "in the money" finishes in his two triple crown efforts has been sidelined: Denis of Cork Sidelined With Injury.
Update 3723: I am off to Saratoga for a day: Synthetic Surfaces on Agenda in New York.
Update 3722: More details on Curlin's work today and plans going forward: Curlin in Final Prep for Turf Debut.
Update 3721: Curlin had his final work before his first scheduled start on the turf (half in 50 and change): Curlin works. Next stop, turf. This appears a routine Asmussen work just before a race.
Big Brown also worked this morning at Aqueduct (5/8ths in 1:02 and change): Big Brown Breezes Five Furlongs.
Update 3720: A lovely morning at Woodbine this morning. It is supposed to get hot today, but I can take this heat for sure. I had six sets. Four before the break, and two after the break that went to the gate for some schooling. All went nicely. I was galloping one set in company with Mark, he was on another 2yo. Justin Stein (jockey) came galloping by. I mentioned to Mark that Justin seemed like a decent guy. Two minutes later a horse came flying towards us, Justin was brushing off the Polytrack. The last time I say something nice about someone if it means they will then hit the ground! All seemed fine though. Another monday!
Update 3719: The feature race yesterday at Belmont Park was the Grade 2 Dwyer. It was won in wire-to-wire fashion by the favorite, Mint Lane whose most recent effort was a runner up finish to Casino Drive in the Peter Pan: Mint Lane lands breakthrough graded stakes win in Dwyer.
A very cool way to help market OTTBs in the UK: Retired Racehorses Are Stars of the Show in Britain; Special Awards, Competitions Abound.
Please keep calling and writing.
For Canadians: Canadian Horse Defense Coalition Call to Action.
Repost from last night for the early birds! lol
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Dear Frens and Famblee,
I am excited beyond belief to be able to announce, on behalf of our very own FoB Lyn Lifshin, her new book of poetry. Anyone who's read Lyn's tribute to Ruffian (The Licorice Daughter) will want her tribute to Lost In The Fog.
I have been anxiously waiting to tell you all. We were all set a couple of days ago, but then Lyn noticed some ordering information was left out. All ordering info is now here and you can order directly from the publisher. If you order BEFORE Sept. 10th, there are NO SHIPPING charges. You can order online or by check/money order also.
I cannot wait to get mine and read it! The cover is Pat DeLong's painting of Lost In The Fog! I have started two thread on the DB with ordering information; one in the Lost In The Fog folder and one in the Horse Racing folder.
NO Horse left behind or Ever Forgotten!
Lee
Posted by: Sofie's Lee at July 7, 2008 1:54 AM
Posted by: Sofie's Lee at July 7, 2008 11:03 AM