NOW THAT AMERICAN CHANCE IS GONE.

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Shammy Davis
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NOW THAT AMERICAN CHANCE IS GONE.

Postby Shammy Davis » Thu Feb 24, 2005 11:03 am

Who will take his place as a top line CURE THE BLUES sire? What is the significance of his passing? Will CURE THE BLUES be remembered as a Sire of Sires?
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Postby TBLADY » Mon Feb 28, 2005 4:28 pm

I happen to know of a race mare X American Chance shes currently located in Fla.....NICE looking filly
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Postby Mahubah » Mon Feb 28, 2005 5:39 pm

Well, Incurable Optimist is certainly off to a good start in Argentina -- he sired this year's Gran Premio Carlos Pellegrini (Arg-G1) (for a comparable North American race in importance, think Jockey Club Gold Cup before the Breeders' Cup was inaugurated). He's very closely related to American Chance.
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Postby hurleynyc » Tue Mar 01, 2005 7:21 pm

Hi Shammy,

Cure the Blues is an outstanding sire of sires - up there with Mr. P in the stats - better than almost all others. The fact that he's unrecognized just shows ya the fickle nature of the industry - driven by fashion and hype alas.

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Incurable Optimist

Postby reenci » Tue Mar 01, 2005 7:24 pm

Mahubah wrote:Well, Incurable Optimist is certainly off to a good start in Argentina -- he sired this year's Gran Premio Carlos Pellegrini (Arg-G1) (for a comparable North American race in importance, think Jockey Club Gold Cup before the Breeders' Cup was inaugurated). He's very closely related to American Chance.
i believeif memoray serves me IO sired the 2004 NY derby winner...corleone ?.....ahh...another gone to soon.
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Postby Tom » Tue Apr 12, 2005 5:46 pm

Does anyone think American Chance will make a good broodmare sire.?..I have a mare by him...
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Postby reenci » Tue Apr 12, 2005 6:26 pm

Tom wrote:Does anyone think American Chance will make a good broodmare sire.?..I have a mare by him...
only one way to find out......and its expensive :roll: but you cant help but think so.
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