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Jorge wrote:I am also using this reference regarding a note I am also posting about Spectacular Bid's speedy broodmare lineage.
For those interested in the correlation between these two topics please logon to the last posting of:
http://www.pedigreequery.com/forum/view ... hp?t=25559
Barcaldme
Why the jibe against Dr. Hansen? Is it envy or anger or both. Hansen the horse is not just another stakes winner sired by Tapit, he is an undefeated Grade 1 winning 2 year old champion. What were you thinking, certainly not with your head. You have your opinion as to nicking systems, you have a right to your opinions. Dr. Hansen can do what he wants without comment or judgement from you, that is unless you have bred an undefeated champion, then what you say and what you think might be relevant, until then what you write and what you think smells a lot like sour grapes to me.
DDT
Why the jibe against Dr. Hansen? Is it envy or anger or both. Hansen the horse is not just another stakes winner sired by Tapit, he is an undefeated Grade 1 winning 2 year old champion. What were you thinking, certainly not with your head. You have your opinion as to nicking systems, you have a right to your opinions. Dr. Hansen can do what he wants without comment or judgement from you, that is unless you have bred an undefeated champion, then what you say and what you think might be relevant, until then what you write and what you think smells a lot like sour grapes to me.
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Barcaldine
Then just say what you mean Michael, that's all it takes, I love humor in any form, and I have always taken thoroughbreds and successful breeders, owners, grooms, trainers and jocks seriously. Sorry if it upset you, but I have to admit that was my desired result. What is your take on the "speed gene" articles?
DDT
Then just say what you mean Michael, that's all it takes, I love humor in any form, and I have always taken thoroughbreds and successful breeders, owners, grooms, trainers and jocks seriously. Sorry if it upset you, but I have to admit that was my desired result. What is your take on the "speed gene" articles?
DDT
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SANS CRITIQUE, out of a California-bred mare (!) from the great ALOE family, was bred and consigned by Bertram Linder to the Saratoga Sale, where he always had a small but top-class consignment. Linder was one of the nicest, most colorful people I've met in the business. A very nice man with a barbershop mustache! Sans Critique was from the 2nd crop of REVIEWER; his first crop included champions RUFFIAN and REVIDERE. Prematurely named a chef-de-race, Reviewer sired very little other than these three fillies who did not reproduce much at stud.