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Re: no love for Oxbow at the Jan sale

Posted: Tue Mar 06, 2018 8:19 am
by madelyn
Thanks, kimberly. I had not looked that deep. For the "name" aficionados, here is what I found. The sire, Paynter, might have been named for Eddie Paynter, the most legendary player in the history of cricket. His batting average is still unequalled. I went with "Eddie At Bat" for my son of Paynter. I figure if the reference is too obscure for most punters, at least the name is cute enough to stand on its own.

Re: no love for Oxbow at the Jan sale

Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2018 5:46 am
by TJ
madelyn wrote:Thanks, kimberly. I had not looked that deep. For the "name" aficionados, here is what I found. The sire, Paynter, might have been named for Eddie Paynter, the most legendary player in the history of cricket. His batting average is still unequalled. I went with "Eddie At Bat" for my son of Paynter. I figure if the reference is too obscure for most punters, at least the name is cute enough to stand on its own.

Hi Madelyn,
Paynter was actually named by Bob Baffert for the man who built his home in La CaƱada Flintridge, California. Here's the story. TJ
http://www.latimes.com/tn-vsl-0607-loca ... story.html

Re: no love for Oxbow at the Jan sale

Posted: Sat Mar 10, 2018 5:47 pm
by madelyn
Thanks. I like my idea better :D Matters not. I have a really nice colt. I like the name I picked.

Re: no love for Oxbow at the Jan sale

Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2018 3:29 pm
by TJ
madelyn wrote:Thanks. I like my idea better :D Matters not. I have a really nice colt. I like the name I picked.

Hi Madelyn,
I think you do too:>) Looking forward to seeing him run. TJ