Pedigree Query

Apropos this topic, is there any recent 21st century horse carrying a relatively close dose from the great AMBIORIX? Seems like he is now a curious asterisk of the past, uh? This horse was born in 1999, but raced in the '00s. Ambiorix apparently was a sire into the '70's so there are a few close de...

This isn't exactly improbable, but check out the BM sire on this two-year-old!

http://www.pedigreequery.com/pure+fun4

Great news!

http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/ ... ttom-in-ny

I've been trying to find out what happened to him for a while. He must be pretty sound to have made 46 starts. Didn't see him listed on last year's Report of Mares Bred, but I hope he has gotten a chance at stud.

This author completely missed the point. It's about the treatment of horses at the slaughter plants, not what happens to them after they are dead. It's a cultural taboo in the Anglophone countries to eat horse meat, something that probably goes back to the Celtic goddess Epona in Britain. I wonder w...

It doesn't seem to have hurt Sweeter Still. 4x4x4x5 Northern Dancer

http://www.pedigreequery.com/sweeter+still4

Include has a younger full brother, Encaustic, who was still racing last year. Does anyone know if he is at stud now?

http://www.pedigreequery.com/encaustic3

We may not have to wait that long. It will be interesting to see how this colt turns out. He's not a mistake in the database - he's also listed at Equineline. A chestnut, just like LAW.

http://www.pedigreequery.com/kabbalist

Rose Catherine

http://www.pedigreequery.com/rose+catherine

The stallion Hoist Bar has as his broodmare sire Three Bars, the famous sire of Quarter Horses.

Isn't Medaglia D'Oro a brand of coffee?

Too Much Caffeine

Don't forget Include's baby brother Encaustic. Still racing.

http://www.millenniumfarms.com/encaustic.shtml

In Britain, it may be pronounced "sinSimon", just as St. Clair is pronounced as "sinclair" and St. John is pronounced as "sinjin".

Had Bombay Duck on the lead in the fastest time ever to the 3.4, when, according to legend, he got hit in the head by a tossed beer can. Oh man, I'd forgotten that! You're right. Not to hijack the thread, but does anybody remember the smoke bomb that got tossed out on the track during the '76 Derby...

el camino, here's a little more info for you, from Wikipedia: "Anderson's only prominent mistake came in the 1975 Derby, which he called for both the Churchill fans and ABC Television. Confused by the similar silks of Foolish Pleasure and Prince Thou Art, he described Prince Thou Art as the leader d...

Amen to that, ct.