A Slew of Fun in July

re: A Slew of Fun in July

LINDA IN TEXAS — Thu, 30 Jul 2009 16:23:29 GMT

NO MATTER THE SUBJECT OF ANY ARTICLE, THE MERE MENTION AND REFERENCE TO THE GREAT SEATTLE SLEW IMMEDIATELY GETS MY ATTENTION. TO ME HE WAS THE ULTIMATE IN CONFIRMATION, ABILITY, SIREABILITY, LONGEVITY, TEMPERMENT, AND LIKEABILITY. AND NOT A BAD LOOKER EITHER. R.I.P. SLEW, YOU ARE STILL REMEMBERED AND REVERED. FROM A LOYAL AND TRUE FAN.

re: A Slew of Fun in July

Abbie Knowles — Wed, 29 Jul 2009 02:20:49 GMT

Seattle Slew rules ok!

re: A Slew of Fun in July

steve s — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 18:35:31 GMT

AT LEAST UNBRIDLED SONG is 17 HANDS

re: A Slew of Fun in July

MRO — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 18:16:38 GMT

Long live Seattle Slew!

re: A Slew of Fun in July

Whatever — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 00:05:42 GMT

I don't care how many times Seattle Slew appears in the pedigrees of horses today; no sale or privately-bred thoroughbred here in America will ever achieve what Slew achieved. The bloodlines in this country are too diluted with the same dozen stallions which appear in every thoroughbred's bloodlines these days. Let's see Distorted Humor, Elusive Quality, Giant's Causeway, Smart Strike, Unbridled's Song, AP Indy, multiple sons of Storm Cat, etc... Now Madalia D'Oro will be the next over-bred stallion cranking out as many as they can get him to cover until he's Dead. If I had million and millions of dollars to buy yearlings, I'd be buying them in Europe. What you get here is a tall, blue-blooded Quarter Horse that probably won't remain sound for long, especially if it's sired by Unbridled's Song, the King of unsoundness.