I fall into the “would have no idea” category.
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I’m also outside the US. Here it’s not a thing for trainers to be riding horses regularly, unless there is a specific problem that needs to be addressed. It’s easier to go to shows if your coach is going, because he’s taking a truck full of horses, but you can go to any show you want, no problem.
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There are too many hunky actors named Chris.
FWIW I can’t keep track of the Emmas either.
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I think it’s a bit more confusing now that there are people who are only famous for being famous. The whole Kardashian clan begat all these people who apparently make a living off of posting content on YouTube or TikTok or Instagram or whatever. So depending on who you ask, they are complete unknowns or extremely famous celebrities.
Exhibit A: The whole Met Gala, where I had never even heard of a lot of those people.
And yes, there are a lot of celebrities right now named Chris. I think Hemsworth might be my favorite. Lol.
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Same- zero clue
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And your point?
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Oh. My. God. That was years ago, let it go. To my knowledge and from what I’ve heard (from contacts of mine well involved within horse racing. I know this isn’t about horse racing, yet I bring it up because you brought up Ferdinand, which was a racehorse), the Japanese worship their horses now. You really don’t need to announce your xenophobia.
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Not sure why you decided to bump this up two months later, but…
It has nothing to do with xenophobia. The fact of the matter is Ferdinand went there alive, and did not leave the same way. The passage of time does not change that fact.
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You’re absolutely correct. Nothing can bring back Ferdinand, but my point is that times change. In my opinion, Japan has more than made up for what they did to Ferdinand, as I said, they worship their horses now. So sorry you’re stuck in the early 2000’s because obviously nothing has changed since then…
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You’re entitled to your opinion. Have a nice night.
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