info on Cassaleria
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shimmeringbay
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info on Cassaleria
Does anyone know if Cassaleria (1979) is still alive and where he might be? Does anyone have an old photo of him? He is my mare's sire. Any info would be greatly appreciated.
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shimmeringbay
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Cassaleria
Thank you for the answer. . . although a sad one. I would love a photo of him. Do you have any ideas where I might get one? I am new to this forum, and I first posted my question on the Information Seekers, but I got no responses. I guess I need to do more exploring of the site to better understand where to post what. Thanks again. Hopefully those who knew him will see my posts.
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cassaleria
Here is an excerpt from an article I found:
"It is believed that no one-eyed horse has ever won the Derby, and the last one even to try was Cassaleria, who finished 13th for trainer Ron McAnally when he represented the curiously named 20/20 Stable in 1982.
Cassaleria, who won the El Camino Real Derby at Bay Meadows three months before the Kentucky Derby, had a dry right socket, the result of the rubber-legged colt's staggering into a foaling-shed wall minutes after he was born."
I am a newbie to the wonderful world of owning a thoroughbred so I am unsure as to how to go about getting a photo (or a scanned image to be emailed) of a horse from so long ago.
I appreciate any help.
"It is believed that no one-eyed horse has ever won the Derby, and the last one even to try was Cassaleria, who finished 13th for trainer Ron McAnally when he represented the curiously named 20/20 Stable in 1982.
Cassaleria, who won the El Camino Real Derby at Bay Meadows three months before the Kentucky Derby, had a dry right socket, the result of the rubber-legged colt's staggering into a foaling-shed wall minutes after he was born."
I am a newbie to the wonderful world of owning a thoroughbred so I am unsure as to how to go about getting a photo (or a scanned image to be emailed) of a horse from so long ago.
I appreciate any help.
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louis finochio
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I asked Cass trainer Ron Mc Nally if he knew of where you could get a photo of Cass, and Ron said he will look for one in his home, as he is sure he has a photo of Cass.
Ron remembered Cass only had one eye, and had the courage and heart to win many races for him. Thanks Ron you are a real class gentleman.
Ron remembered Cass only had one eye, and had the courage and heart to win many races for him. Thanks Ron you are a real class gentleman.
Those without sin cast the first stone.
Louis Finochio
Louis Finochio
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