Best looking grey or roan?

[Alyblakester]

Native Dancer, The Axe II, Hatchet Man, Al Hattab, Skip Away, Decidedly, Pink Pigeon, etc. Who was the best-looking on this list or you can add another grey or roan if you like. :confused:

[joanied]

Skip Away, Holy Bull, Silver Charm

[castaway01]

Holy Bull got me into racing, he was always my favorite, with Silver Charm a close second.

[eastie]

The Bid was a powerhouse that had muscles in places that most horses don't even have places. He ran as well as he looked.

Skip Away was a big goodlookin guy

Waquoit was a sight to behold too....big ass, mudfooted, handsome devil

[Grits]

The one who enjoyed the longest career. That always classy grey . . . .

Evening Attire

[DanG]

The Bid was a powerhouse that had muscles in places that most horses don't even have places. He ran as well as he looked.

Good call East...:ThmbUp:

Well into his stud career...
http://www.greenstarequestrian.com/Spectacular%20Bid%20paddock2.jpg

[Java Gold@TFT]

THE grey in NY will always be Evening Attire.

Watch the way his coat changed over the years until he is practically white:

http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing/videos/watch/33F5CF03-E87F-4E97-A182-78E9219DEA22

[JBmadera]

always thought alphabet soup was a beautiful horse.

jb

[Nacumi]

Cozzene. Handsome, elegant, dapper old gentleman.

[hue21998]

The last stride of the Wood had to be Tapit for sure!!

[Tom]

Fio Rito.
Finger Lakes superstar, won the Whitney at Saratoga after breaking through the gate, and followed it up by taking the Michigan Mile at old Detroit Race Course.

An overlay at 2-5 every time he ran here.

[DALLIEDOG]

VIGORS --The White Torando

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZqZNZrxlD9k

[dutchboy]

http://www.mefeedia.com/entry/1996-breeders-cup-sprint-post-race-higher-quality/13526462

Lit de Justice when he wanted to run.

[Dick Powell]

Unbridled's Song walked into the paddock at Saratoga towards the end of the meet and was awesome to look at. Winning Colors as well.

[PaceAdvantage]

http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/seabiscuit/gallery/images/seabiscuit_27.jpg

[PaceAdvantage]

http://z.about.com/d/horseracing/1/0/G/C/2/holybull-a.jpg

And here he is 13 years later...

[strapper]

My favorite greys that I saw in person were Hatchet Man (won N.O. 'Cap @ FG) and Cozzene (who I saw at Gainesway Farm). Of the ones I admired from afar (via tv) were Spectacular Bid, Holy Bull, and Evening Attire. I was too young to remember Native Dancer but I certainly do admire him a great deal as well as a real retro horse The Tetrarch who I think was called the "spotted wonder horse"?

[dutchboy]

http://www.news.com.au/dailytelegraph/story/0,22049,25766369-5012895,00.html

Not gray but a pure white horse. Posted here rather than starting a new topic since some gray horses are close to white in appearance.

Always nice to see a pretty filly.

[jefftune]

WITH ANTICIPATION
-Check out His Sword Dancer win, I was at Saratoga that day. Such a game win!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcllSCbnlIY

[bishlap]

http://www.mefeedia.com/entry/1996-breeders-cup-sprint-post-race-higher-quality/13526462

Lit de Justice when he wanted to run.
have to admit, a great Durkin call.

[wonatthewire1]

...the Maryland grasser

Ops Smile - saw him win the Manhattan at Belmont and was rooting for him when shipped out west for the Breeders Cup

...remembering for some reason that Motion trained him...but could have been someone else

[phatbastard]

Leematt...a silver streak...

[Nacumi]

WITH ANTICIPATION
-Check out His Sword Dancer win, I was at Saratoga that day. Such a game win!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UcllSCbnlIY

It's very cool to drive by the farm and see him hanging out now, just being a horse. He's foxhunted regularly, and still a gallant grey man. :)

[Living Flame]

The Bid, Winning Colors, El Senor,Black Tie Affair...So many to choose from!

Here's a couple pix my friend took last year of BTA: