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Fun Horse Names for Our Thoroughbred Born on January 1st - He's Going to the Kentucky Derby. What name should this horse have?
Born First Run First - Perfect name for a horse we expect to win a lot of stake races
6%
Happy New Year Baby - With all the money this horse will earn, it's going to be a great racing year!
3%
Follow Your Elders - Born before the other horses, this is a perfect name for a leader on his way to the Triple Crown.
9%
Can Run From Day One - Born early and ready to race. Bring on the bed of roses!
17%
January's First - This guy will be first on that First Saturday in May when he crosses the finish line for the Kentucky Derby.
66%
Total votes: 35
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We have lost two champions today
Posted on: Tue, 10/07/2008 - 2:53pm
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Gahh. I hate it when that happens. As long as they lived a long and happy life. That's all that matters.
Yes, this is very sad, but they did manage to make an impact at the track during their racing days and did manage to live a long life. I remember both of these horses and especially remember the gray, Cozeen.
I've never mentioned it before, on this forum, but I am/was a horse person myself, having won many blue ribbons and trophy's in Gymkhana events. I owned two horses and two pony's. My horse lived to be 29. The other horse lived to be 33. One of the pony's lived to be 33 also and the Shetland pony lived to be in his late thirties to early forties. We never actually knew for sure.
I had to at different times, have the vet come to my property to put the horses down when their time came. The pony's died on their own, with us present.
All of them are buried on my property, near our dog and cat cemetery, under a grove of Hugh Redwood trees.
Yes, this is very sad, but they did manage to make an impact at the track during their racing days and did manage to live a long life. I remember both of these horses and especially remember the gray, Cozeen.
I've never mentioned it before, on this forum, but I am/was a horse person myself, having won many blue ribbons and trophy's in Gymkhana events. I owned two horses and two pony's. My horse lived to be 29. The other horse lived to be 33. One of the pony's lived to be 33 also and the Shetland pony lived to be in his late thirties to early forties. We never actually knew for sure.
I had to at different times, have the vet come to my property to put the horses down when their time came. The pony's died on their own, with us present.
All of them are buried on my property, near our dog and cat cemetery, under a grove of Hugh Redwood trees.
These were two great champions, and they will be missed
When I die, And if I could come in another life it would be a race horse...ie STROM CAT..........:)
They did live long happy lives, and I think I was ready for this one because I'd had actually just seen a news story on HRTV where they visited Princess Rooney and she was in terrible health. It's been a great year for fillies. Eight Belles, Zeyatta, Zarkava, Pepper's Pride and all. But we must also honor the great ones we've lost this year. Eight Belles, Winning Colors, and Princess Rooney. Rest in peace princess, a true champion of the greatest sport on earth.
I knew Cozzene died but I didn't know that Princess Rooney died. That is so sad. They were truly two great champions. They will be missed.
atleast they lived a full life.and where happy