Adios Stravinsky

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Galileo1998
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Adios Stravinsky

Postby Galileo1998 » Fri Nov 11, 2005 9:13 am

Enjoy your time in Japan.

When Stavinsky was running he was the very definition of a horse in a hurry. I hope his stallion career picks up in his new location.
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louis finochio
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Postby louis finochio » Fri Nov 11, 2005 6:50 pm

Is the racing class competition in Japan stronger or weaker than the UK?

If the racing class is weaker than S will be another imported stallion that will find gold in them thar hills.
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Shannon
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Postby Shannon » Wed Nov 16, 2005 2:07 am

Stravinsky has been confirmed to stand at Cambridge Stud again for the souther hemi season 2006.
And I must say, after seeing him and some of his foals/yearlings in the flesh, what a nice looking horse, and his babies are mostly excellent too. We have quite a few in teh barns right now for yearling prep, and they are mostly very nice.
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