Twice on Sunday

re: Twice on Sunday

aspradling — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 12:25:27 GMT

I really like the pictures with the play by play. Great stuff!

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bg — Mon, 28 Apr 2008 04:21:10 GMT

i cant even,eight bells is awsome!!!!!! she is built like a brick ----!!!! wow!!!!

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Carrie — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 20:09:56 GMT

I love the blog reports on bloodhorse. I hope that these are a permanent feature on the website. They are so interesting and really give a feel to topics like barbaro's full brother and the up and coming 2 yr olds of the season. I really really enjoy reading them as both a breeder and a fan.

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Anne — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 17:39:27 GMT

I commend the Asmussen group for their time and efforts when they are such a busy organization. Children are the key to keep this sport alive. I tried with my classes when I taught 1st grade. We followed the derby horses,actually worked with a farm here in Saratoga by visiting and naming thoroughbreds, wrote to trainers etc... sadly only two responded...Barclay Tagg and Robin and John Servis. Both during their derbys. In fact, John called my school to tell us how one of my student's works was going to be on ESPN. We unfortunately were not told of this by the office until the next day and never saw the clip. One student actually has her story in the "Letters to Smarty Jones" book.

Barclay Tagg, Robin, John Servis, Steve Asmussen's organization, and Keeneland should be commended on their efforts which hopefully will educate and make new fans for tomorrow in the sport of horseracing.

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Jack — Sun, 27 Apr 2008 14:50:18 GMT

Article well written, but we still are not going to let you ride a horse!