whatever happened to the race horse, Roman Ruler? He was in the running for last years Kentucky Derby?
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Barbaro was not in the 1940s-1050s - nor was Ruffian (who did NOT win the race she broke down in) nor was Devils Bag (although the rest of that is true). Colin won the Belmont on questionable legs but that was in 1908. Bold Ruler was in the 1950s and had run with an undetected bone splinter in his ankle - not quite a broken leg. I don't know of ANY horses contemporary or historical that won on a broken leg. Many were injured during the race or at the finish.
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The trainers theses days are so much better( a smarter breed)but this horse is use to getting 3 to 6 weeks between racing efforts....if they get his all in Preakness could be nothing left for the Third jewel....I do hope this horse races afterwards though...like the Breeders Cup stuff no matter what happens.....I like the turf to dirt move ...speed breaks down faster on the grass..so if your horse can do a mile or longer at 2 yrs(good effort 5th or better)..try him on the dirt...and the rest is HISTORY
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Man O' War is the grand-sire of Seabiscuit. Man O' War ran in 1919 and 1920, Seabiscuit ran in 1935 to 1940. \nBut Seabiscuit almost ran against War Admiral( Man O' War's colt), the triple crown winner in 1937, but it was canceled when Seabiscuit became ill. When the two finally met, on Nov. 1938, War Amiral was an overwhelming favorite at 1-4, with Seabiscuit at 2-1. Seabiscuit won by 4 lenghts and grabbed Horse of the Year in 1938.
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Barbaro (born April 29, 2003) is an American thoroughbred racehorse. He won the 2006 Kentucky Derby and was expected by many to win the Triple Crown. However, while running as a heavy favorite in the Preakness Stakes on May 20, 2006, he suffered a career-ending injury shortly after the start of the race, as he fractured three bones in and around the ankle of his right hind leg. On May 21, 2006 he underwent surgery at the New Bolton Center at the University of Pennsylvania for his leg injuries.\n\nShortly before the operation, the surgeon, Dr. Dean Richardson, called the injuries "life threatening" and also said "You do not see this severe injury frequently because the fact is most horses that suffer this typically are put down on the race track."[1]\n\nBarbaro broke his leg in three places; a broken cannon bone above the ankle, a broken sesamoid bone behind the ankle and a broken long pastern bone below the ankle. The fetlock joint was dislocated. The surgical team successfully inserted metal implants to hold the fractures together and enable Barbaro to place weight on the injured leg as it heals.\n\nConcern for the horse as an "individual" is strong among his connections and many racing fans, yet the monetary aspect of the situation cannot be ignored: if Barbaro recovers, the injury should not prevent him from breeding, and his value as a stud will probably be very high, provided the injury itself is not traced to a heritable predisposition.[2] Owners Roy and Gretchen Jackson have all the possibilities covered with insurance policies on both Barbaro's life and on his stallion potential, but the horse's earnings at stud are likely to be significantly higher than the payout of either policy.\n\n"He's doing all the things a horse should do, including eating and nickering at the mares near him," Dr. Dean Richardson, who performed the six-plus hour surgery with a team of assistants, said on the hospital's Web site. "While we are optimistic, we remain cautious about his prognosis and are watching for signs of infection at the surgical site, laminitis and other possible aftereffects of the surgery."\n\nLaminitis is an often-fatal disease sometimes brought on by uneven weight balance.\n\n"For this to be successful, the horse has to be able to stand during the healing stage," Sweeney said. "Lying down also would be advantageous to healing."\n\nBarbaro sustained a broken cannon bone above the ankle, a broken sesamoid bone behind the ankle and a broken long pastern bone below the ankle. The fetlock joint -- the ankle -- was dislocated.\n\nRichardson said the pastern bone was shattered in "20-plus pieces."\n\nThe bones were put in place to fuse the joint by inserting a plate and 23 screws to repair damage so severe that most horses wouldn't have survived it.\n\nHorses are often euthanized after serious leg injuries because circulation problems and deadly diseases can arise if they are unable to distribute weight on all fours. Also, money is a factor.\n\nFor extensive surgery and recovery, it could cost "tens of thousands of dollars," Richardson said. Many owners choose against trying to save a horse with a serious injury.
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A. P. Warrior\n\n\nJockey Corey Nakatani was only riding A. P. Warrior for the second time in the Santa Anita Derby (G1), but it's obvious he has a lot of faith in the horse. \n"I thought he ran a really good race," Nakatani said after the Santa Anita Derby, "but I think he is better than that. The track today, for some reason, was very heavy, and I think these horses are going to get a lot out of this race because they went up against Brother Derek. What more can you say? He ran a great race, that horse. I thought we had a real good chance of beating him today, but going to the far turn, he kind of hopped and did something funky. I just don't think he particularly liked how heavy the track was." \n\nNakatani's belief in the horse came well before he rode him in a race. When owner Stan Fulton decided to move the colt from the barn of Eoin Harty to John Shirreffs prior to a winning effort in the San Felipe Stakes (G2), Nakatani was on the phone. \n\n"I had been on him in the morning, and he worked unbelievable for me," Nakatani explained. "He showed me then that he was a better horse than what he had been doing in the afternoon. I've been trying to get on him a long time, ever since I realized that Patrick Valenzuela wasn't going to ride him back last fall. I gave the connections a phone call and tried to get on him at that point, but they went through their channels. I finally was able to get on him when John Shirreffs got him, and, like I said, he worked unbelievable for me."\n\n\n \nBenoit & Associates Photo \n \nPedigree\nDark bay or brown colt by A.P. Indy—Warrior Queen, by Quiet American\n\nFoaled\nFebruary 20, 2003\n\nPurchase Information\nConsigned to September 2004 Keeneland yearling sale by Eaton Sales, agent. Purchased by Fleetwood/NW Management for $1.3-million.\n\nNotes\nFirst start was on July 17 when he won a 5 1/2-furlong MSW at Hollywood Park. To date his maximum winning distance is 1 1/16 miles. \n\nA. P. Warrior had been something of a challenge for his previous trainer, Eoin Harty. He was a nervous two-year-old who could be unruly in the post parade. He had to be scratched from the Best Pal Stakes (G2) on August 14 at Del Mar after unseating jockey Garrett Gomez and running off. Harty felt the turning point came in an allowance race on November 4 at Oak Tree at Santa Anita Park, which A. P. Warrior won by four lengths. "The first thing you teach a horse is how to break well from the gate," Harty said, "so it's hard to get two-year-olds to back off. But last time, he was able to turn it off and then turn it back on. I was confident that once he got behind a horse he'd learn to relax, and it was nice to see him do it. \n\n"I can't predict he'll go a mile-and-a-quarter," Harty added. "But the way he moves is indicative of a horse who can get a distance of ground."\n\nIn Quotation Marks\nTrainer John Shirreffs, after A. P. Warrior won the San Felipe in his first start for Shirreffs: \n\n"He's a classy horse. He is a very, very classy horse. We just didn't want to interfere with him [when asked about race strategy], just let him run his race."
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12th Race - Pimlico - Saturday, May 20th, 2006\n\nConditions: Preakness S. (Grade 1), Stakes, $1,000,000, Open 3 yo, 1 3/16M, Dirt.\nOff Time: 6:19    Start: 9 went. Good for all. Won driving.   Track: Fast   Weather: Clear 65o\nPedigree: 8 - Bernardini, Bay Colt, 3, by A.P. Indy - Cara Rafaela by Quiet American\nFractions: :231, :463, 1:101, 1:353, 1:543    (:23.21, :46.69, 1:10.24, 1:35.73, 1:54.65)\n\n#HorseJockeyWeightWinPlaceShow\n8BernardiniCastellano Javier 12627.809.405.80\n7SweetnorthernsaintDesormeaux Kent J.1267.805.00\n3Hemingway's KeyRose Jeremy 1268.00\n\nWager TypePayoff Winning NumbersPool\n$2 Pick 3$446.20 1-1/4-8 (3 Correct) $434,873\n$2 Pick 4$1,620.80 4-1-1/4-8 (4 Correct) $1,462,048\n$2 Daily Double$66.20 1-8 $419,627\n$2 Daily Double$121.00 SPECIAL/PREAKNESS 4-8 $470,883\n$2 Exacta$171.60 8-7 $12,186,518\n$1 Superfecta$11,151.20 8-7-3-5 $6,488,237\n$2 Trifecta$3,912.80 8-7-3 $15,631,720\nOwner: Darley Stable\nTrainer: Thomas Albertrani\nBreeder: Darley (KY)\nAlso Ran: 5 - Brother Derek, 4 - Greeley's Legacy, 2 - Platinum Couple, 1 - Like Now, 9 - Diabolical, 6 - Barbaro
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Yay for you for knowing about Silky Sullivan first off. He was one of the greatest horses of our time and is often over looked. I couldn't find anything about this filly however. But just from experience on a breeding farm, she was probably used as a broodmare after her racing days were over.
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It was Aristides in 1875:\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kentucky_Derby_winners
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Bluegrass Cat\nTrainer:   Todd Pletcher\nJockey:   John Velazquez\n Foaling Date:   1-23-2003\nPedigree:   Storm Cat - She's a Winner by A.P. Indy\nDosage Profile:   10-4-10-0-0\nDosage Index/CD:   3.80   1.00\n2005 Record:   4 starts 3-0-0 $213,780\nNote:   Winner of 4 in a row including the Nashua and Remsen Stakes last year. Won his 2006 debut in the Sam F. Davis Stakes at Tampa Bay Downs in stakes record time.
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One, a horse can only race in the Kentucky Derby ONCE. It is a race for three year olds.\n\nTwo, in the year he did race in the Kentucky Derby, Seabiscuit lost to War Admiral, who won the Triple Crown. Actually, looking at the Kentucky Derby site, it does not look like Seabiscuit raced in the Derby at all.\n\nhttp://www.kentuckyderby.com/2006/derby_history/derby_charts/years/1937.html
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no body defeated batista he gave up his championship because of injury. \n\nJohn Cena is champ on Raw and Angle is Smackdown champ \n\n(as of 14/2/05)
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Winner of the Kentucky Derby.
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Being the Breeders cup isnt for 4 months yet ALOT of unanswered questions to see out of these horses ....Theres alot of open races yet to answer this...
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Go here odds and all: http://www.cbssportsline.com\nThen click tab horses.
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He had it all...Secretariat.. beauty, heart courage, etc. A perfect combination of blood, flesh and bone. \n\nThe trainer of Secretariat, Lucien Lauren told famous sports broadcaster (thoroughbred racing) Harvey Pack on race day, "if this wasn't the Kentucky Derby, I would scratch Secretariat."\n\nNot only did a sick and not fully functional Secretariat win the Kentucky Derby, but, Secretariat's time of 1:59 2/5, stands 'til this day as the fastest time ever recorded for the Kentucky Derby. And, as we all know, Secretariat went on to win the Triple Crown.
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Bernardini won.\n\nBarbaro suffered a double-fracture and is at the horse hospital.\n\nBittersweet victory and a sad day for the gentle giant!