another gulfstream 3YO bites the dust

bdw0617 · Postby **bdw0617** » Fri Jun 24, 2011 9:57 am

http://www.paulickreport.com/news/blood ... next-week/

nothing to see here, just keep turning your heads to the gulfstream 3YO speedway problem

zinn21 · Postby **zinn21** » Fri Jun 24, 2011 4:46 pm

I don't think it was Gulfstream as much as it was the "Derby Trail".. The Triple Crown is a wrecking yard for horses.

ElPrado · Postby **ElPrado** » Fri Jun 24, 2011 5:38 pm

Or just a weird training program. His works have been spaced out in a way that made it look like all they were trying to do was make the Derby trail, who cares about the horse.

griff · Postby **griff** » Sat Jun 25, 2011 3:03 am

people, race horses develop chips all the time.. I had a gelding that I did not start breezing until his knees close at around 33 months of age and he still developed a chip in his knee, and he was definitely not on the derby trail.

Also, I believe the great Zenyatta had a chip removed from her ankle and continued to race. Dialed in will also probably be back after a nice 6 month lay-off.

"stuff" happens

griff

griff · Postby **griff** » Sat Jun 25, 2011 3:03 am

people, race horses develop chips all the time.. I had a gelding that I did not start breezing until his knees close at around 33 months of age and he still developed a chip in his knee, and he was definitely not on the derby trail.

Also, I believe the great Zenyatta had a chip removed from her ankle and continued to race. Dialed in will also probably be back after a nice 6 month lay-off.

"stuff" happens

griff

griff · Postby **griff** » Sat Jun 25, 2011 3:03 am

people, race horses develop chips all the time.. I had a gelding that I did not start breezing until his knees close at around 33 months of age and he still developed a chip in his knee, and he was definitely not on the derby trail.

Also, I believe the great Zenyatta had a chip removed from her ankle and continued to race. Dialed in will also probably be back after a nice 6 month lay-off.

"stuff" happens

griff

griff · Postby **griff** » Sat Jun 25, 2011 3:03 am

people, race horses develop chips all the time.. I had a gelding that I did not start breezing until his knees close at around 33 months of age and he still developed a chip in his knee, and he was definitely not on the derby trail.

Also, I believe the great Zenyatta had a chip removed from her ankle and continued to race. Dialed in will also probably be back after a nice 6 month lay-off.

"stuff" happens

griff

griff · Postby **griff** » Sat Jun 25, 2011 3:03 am

people, race horses develop chips all the time.. I had a gelding that I did not start breezing until his knees close at around 33 months of age and he still developed a chip in his knee, and he was definitely not on the derby trail.

Also, I believe the great Zenyatta had a chip removed from her ankle and continued to race. Dialed in will also probably be back after a nice 6 month lay-off.

"stuff" happens

griff

griff · Postby **griff** » Sat Jun 25, 2011 3:03 am

people, race horses develop chips all the time.. I had a gelding that I did not start breezing until his knees close at around 33 months of age and he still developed a chip in his knee, and he was definitely not on the derby trail.

Also, I believe the great Zenyatta had a chip removed from her ankle and continued to race. Dialed in will also probably be back after a nice 6 month lay-off.

"stuff" happens

griff

griff · Postby **griff** » Sat Jun 25, 2011 3:03 am

people, race horses develop chips all the time.. I had a gelding that I did not start breezing until his knees close at around 33 months of age and he still developed a chip in his knee, and he was definitely not on the derby trail.

Also, I believe the great Zenyatta had a chip removed from her ankle and continued to race. Dialed in will also probably be back after a nice 6 month lay-off.

"stuff" happens

griff

pfrsue · Postby **pfrsue** » Sat Jun 25, 2011 10:15 am

Aw Griff, stop beating around the bush and just say what's on your mind, okay?

griff · Postby **griff** » Mon Jun 27, 2011 7:18 am

Wow, 7 identical posts.. thought the system had a safety feature to keep this from happening..

Got a new MAC yesterday and hope this kind of "stuff" stops

griff