Hummmm… $16M / $5K stud free is 3,200 mares; at an overly aggressive book of 200 mares/year, that’s 16 years (not including any ongoing expenses for care).
That’s a lotta mares unless he lights the world on fire as a stallion and ups that $5K fee :eek:
The Green Money is out of the winning Unbridled mare Magical Masquerade.
Freudian slip, much? :lol::lol::lol::lol::lol:
And yeah, that’s exactly how the Blood-Horse has it!
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Hummmm… $16M / $5K stud free is 3,200 mares; at an overly aggressive book of 200 mares/year, that’s 16 years (not including any ongoing expenses for care).
That’s a lotta mare unless he lights the world on fire as a stallion and ups that $5K fee :eek:[/QUOTE]
Does anyone know if Smith/Tabor sold him for stud duty, or still own him? If they sold him, they’ve already sealed in their losses - can’t imagine he’s worth more than the very low millions.
You know, he’s singularly unspecial looking in hs stud photo.
http://www.hartleyderenzo.com/
All things considered, for unraced stallion, I’d pick City Place over him any day. At least that horse has some serious family on the bottom.
He even looks a little NQR in his hind end. Personally, I think there’s more going on with this horse than they’re saying. I don’t know what it might be, but I get the feeling that the real story about his health is read between some shady lines.
I love it… “world record holder”, ummm yea, for sales, not for racing though! And “He HAD that wow factor”. Well…whaaa happened to it?
He looks like he still has some growing to do. I’ll check in on him again in 2-3 years.
:lol:
He looks like a quarter horse!
Precisely what I was thinking, horselips!! 
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