Can someone refresh my memory as to why these two were retired?
Thanks
Google searches not helpful.
Rockport Harbor and Buddha
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Rockport Harbor and Buddha
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Re: Rockport Harbor and Buddha
Toccet02 wrote:Can someone refresh my memory as to why these two were retired?
Thanks
Google searches not helpful.
I want to say Rockport Harbor had something akin to arthritis in the ankles and Buddha fractured a couple sesemoids after the Wood Memorial. Not certain though. I also hear Buddha is windswept as hell which is why you'll never see a head on shot of him.
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Why not add Songandaprayer? The Unbridled's Song Orthopedic Clinic is open for business.
What synthetics are to California racing:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gb0mxcpPOU
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-gb0mxcpPOU
OK . . .details, details please.
I can say "My co-worker sucks!"
or I could say: "She chews gum and eats like a cow, she's incredibly helpless and ignorant, she's haughty and never does grunt work like we all do here, and she's a tunnel-vision religious fanatic."
It's the latter approach I'm looking for.
(And I got a free rant out of it; thank you!)

I can say "My co-worker sucks!"
or I could say: "She chews gum and eats like a cow, she's incredibly helpless and ignorant, she's haughty and never does grunt work like we all do here, and she's a tunnel-vision religious fanatic."
It's the latter approach I'm looking for.
(And I got a free rant out of it; thank you!)
All shouting does is make you lose your voice.
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rockport harbor was one of the best 2YO's and VERY early 3YO's in the country. same connections as Smarty if I'm not mistaken. He was shipped from phily down to my neck of the woods to oaklawn. I was excited to see him. The next "Star"
I went to see him, it was the year Afleet Alex was here, even the race he did good in it wasn't that impressive. he has a "hevy" stride if that makes any sense, hence why I said he runs like he has weights on his feet.
I went to see him, it was the year Afleet Alex was here, even the race he did good in it wasn't that impressive. he has a "hevy" stride if that makes any sense, hence why I said he runs like he has weights on his feet.
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On Rockport Harbor:
http://racing.bloodhorse.com/viewstory.asp?id=32653
Currently advertised at $20,000 LFSN.
http://racing.bloodhorse.com/viewstory.asp?id=32653
Currently advertised at $20,000 LFSN.
hi madelyn
I'm trying to recall the last time I heard anyone refer to forelegs as being windswept.
Best to you.
Respectfully
madelyn wrote:Windswept means that both legs are crooked, but in the same direction. So the right front and the left front both deviate, when viewed from the front, toward the left or the right. Hence the term, windswept. Think of trees bent by the wind.
I'm trying to recall the last time I heard anyone refer to forelegs as being windswept.
Best to you.
Respectfully
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