Footstepsinthesand American Career Short-lived
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Footstepsinthesand American Career Short-lived
Turns out Giant's Causeway's undefeated GR I winning son will be making the rounds in Ireland instead of Kentucky "after breeders at Tattersalls expressed disappointment that he would be standing in America" This of course will put him in direct competition with Sharmandal. Frankly, I would like to thank Coolmore for this decision. 
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StrawberryFelidos
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Coolmore must have gotten barely any attention at all here in the US if they were so eager to pull-up and move him this year. Guess the Americans weren't so excited about paying 30K for a foreign horse who started a total of 3 times (which, irrelevantly, is 1 number less than it would take to make-up The Beatles, think about it
John, Paul, George and...retirement!).
At least the Europeans should be more familiar with him, thus more inclined to spend the money. It's also interesting that they're decreasing the fee just the tiniest bit for the European breeders- why?
At least the Europeans should be more familiar with him, thus more inclined to spend the money. It's also interesting that they're decreasing the fee just the tiniest bit for the European breeders- why?
hi StrawberryFelidos
You wrote "Guess the Americans weren't so excited about paying 30K for a foreign horse (Footstepsinthesand) who started a total of 3 times..."
Doesn't the saying go...you can fool some of the people some of the time?
In the case of Footstepsinthesand...apparently there were not enough fools to fool.
Respectfully
You wrote "Guess the Americans weren't so excited about paying 30K for a foreign horse (Footstepsinthesand) who started a total of 3 times..."
Doesn't the saying go...you can fool some of the people some of the time?
In the case of Footstepsinthesand...apparently there were not enough fools to fool.
Respectfully
I think he'll be an interesting one. Because he hasn't had a lot of interest won't make him a failure on it's own.
I went to him this year. He was better value than Sharmardal at $25k compared to S at $55k at Darley.
I couldn't understand him going to the US and will be more suited to the UK and Ireland.
I went to him this year. He was better value than Sharmardal at $25k compared to S at $55k at Darley.
I couldn't understand him going to the US and will be more suited to the UK and Ireland.
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I just loved the fake cover ad (which is now useless) on the TTimes mag that states that he was undefeated at 2 and undefeated at 3. HE ONLY STARTED 3 TIMES!!!!!! I am just waiting for the day to come when Coolmore has a horse who won one race, retired, and his ads will say he was undefeated.
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