Just Call Sarah a Winner

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sophiekea — Thu, 16 Oct 2008 01:23:52 GMT

I agree with Lecylue. I can watch the Birdstone Belmont replay over and over. Its just as thrilling everytime. He is passing on that will to win and I try to watch all of his offspring's races.

Big things can come in small packages they say, and Birdstone backs that up.

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Blood-Horse Staff — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 15:18:54 GMT

Thanks Nancy. I'm a little behind in reporting works. I have a couple of new ones that haven't been posted yet.

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MRO — Tue, 14 Oct 2008 01:03:35 GMT

Congrats to Royal Vindication winner of the TRAPP Mountain. I'm glad the few Vindication offspring are making some sort of legacy for their deceased father.

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Nancy — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 17:02:11 GMT

A Smarty filly started a tab at Monmouth Park yesterday. The newly named Smarty Bull (o/o Bam Bam Bull by Holy Bull) breezed 3 furlongs in 39.20. Breeder/owner: Dennis Drazin; trainer: Jason Servis.

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Lecylue — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 10:36:30 GMT

Is is me, or has anyone notice how the Birdstone babies seem to have their father's toughness? He is just an amazing little sire, most of his colts, fillies, and geldings by all mares seem to have his furious will to win. He was just a little warrior on the track, and he seems to be passing it on to his babies. I still feel Birdstone was the best three year old running during 2004, and his time in the Belmont is one of the best in the last ten years, although most people only remember him as ruining the smarty party. You go little guy, keep having your tenious little babies. You were a champ as a racehorse, and now you a proving yourself as a sire.