Revelations of the Catalog Page, part I

Revelations of the Catalog Page, Part II -- The Thoroughbred Industry's Techno Failure

The Five-Cross Files — Thu, 12 Feb 2009 00:38:34 GMT

I'm starting out my rant-and-rave session by censuring Thoroughbred industry participants for refusing to embrace the types of technology that could revamp our sport.

re: Revelations of the Catalog Page, part I

TouchStone Farms — Tue, 25 Mar 2008 19:21:01 GMT

The first thing I see when opening a catalogue is the sires name then the "mares sire" then the second dam's sire then the "third dam's sire". last but not least the production of all mares. If your ever fortunate enough to be watching one of your two year olds sitting close turning for home in a graded race you sure don't want them tripping over their pedigree!

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re: Revelations of the Catalog Page, part I

Ed Anthony — Sat, 01 Mar 2008 04:25:06 GMT

Love the column, especially this piece. Everyone who works the sales goes through this same process. There are only so many that you can look at in a day...

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