(Barbaro pulls up lame)
In the old days, and in story books everywhere, when a horse went down with a broken leg or ankle he/she was put to sleep. They would say that the pain was too great for the horse to bear, and he'd be better off in "horse heaven", roaming free in great, open pastures.
For some reason this horse has no such luck, they won't let him die. This guy Is getting the best care money can buy, and will not race again. I understand that Millions of dollars was invested in him, but he'll make them no money racing, and save for breeding purposes has no worth. Then again, breeding may be the answer, I don't know, I'm not a horse trainer.
The New York Times even made it a human interest story a topic usually reserved for "Palestinians under occupation".
And people think it's a bad thing to be a ferd...
ReplyDeleteHey Mikusher
ReplyDeletesome guy wants to know why you're using RBB's pic as your pic on that blog of yours?
I guess better to be a rich "ferd" than a poor mentsh?
The fellow who dosen't understand the use of this photo is, as they say, "outa luck." Suffice it to say, I have my reasons... And thanks for the link :-)
ReplyDeletewould dey give ah tzig the same royal treatment?
ReplyDeleteIts good to be the stud....
ReplyDeleteTzib
ReplyDeletewould a Tzig win million dollar races for its owner?
ferdisher sechel.
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