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EMD4ME 08-29-2015 06:11 PM

AP-WILL HE RETIRE TO HAVE AN EXCUSE?
 
So, when he was put to the test, he crumbled.

Will they retire him and say "he got hurt in the Travers" to protect his name?

Or, does the contract of sale motivate them to run in the BCC because it pays the Zayat's more?

Kash$ 08-29-2015 06:13 PM

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Originally Posted by EMD4ME
So, when he was put to the test, he crumbled.

Will they retire him and say "he got hurt in the Travers" to protect his name?

Or, does the contract of sale motivate them to run in the BCC because it pays the Zayat's more?

We wont see him again..

EMD4ME 08-29-2015 06:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Kash$
We wont see him again..

I don't know. How much does he get if he wins the BCC (10 MM? 20MM?. Only the contract of sale knows)

Wouldn't be surprised though.

Stillriledup 08-29-2015 06:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Kash$
We wont see him again..

He went to the bottom today, that was a tough race on him.

magwell 08-29-2015 06:24 PM

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Originally Posted by Kash$
We wont see him again..

exactly, he's a tired colt after this, no reason to take a chance to hurt hurt him now.........

Kash$ 08-29-2015 06:26 PM

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Originally Posted by magwell
exactly, he's a tired colt after this, no reason to take a chance to hurt hurt him now.........

In todays racing world he done enough..

gracwalk 08-29-2015 06:29 PM

[QUOTE=Stillriledup]He went to the bottom today, that was a tough race on him.[/QUOTE

AP, looked like he lost some weight when I saw his ribs sticking out.

Robert Fischer 08-29-2015 06:42 PM

They've already exceeded our expectations when they didn't retire him due to injury following the Triple Crown.

We got to see him run in 2 more big races. I'd be surprised again, if they ran him in the Classic, but it would be nice to see.

He's the best horse that I've ever seen, I don't feel like I'm owed anything more, and I will not question the connections regardless of what they do.

Tor Ekman 08-29-2015 06:44 PM

Off to stud

Vinnie 08-29-2015 06:47 PM

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Originally Posted by Robert Fischer
They've already exceeded our expectations when they didn't retire him due to injury following the Triple Crown.

We got to see him run in 2 more big races. I'd be surprised again, if they ran him in the Classic, but it would be nice to see.

He's the best horse that I've ever seen, I don't feel like I'm owed anything more, and I will not question the connections regardless of what they do.

My sentiments exactly. :)

Tom 08-29-2015 06:48 PM

Crimbled?
Fell to the bottom?

He got passed, valiantly fought back and put away the horse who passed him, then got caught late.

Where was the mighty Texas Red?

If AP crumbled today, then a lot of other horses should be retiring tonight as well. On his worst day, they were nowhere to be found.

Race was reminiscent of Sec's loss in 73.....should HE have retired after that race? :bang:

Tall One 08-29-2015 06:50 PM

I felt they never should've shipped him back west. Churchill was as far as they should've gone with him.

FantasticDan 08-29-2015 06:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Tom
Crimbled?Fell to the bottom?
He got passed, valiantly fought back and put away the horse who passed him, then got caught late. Where was the mighty Texas Red?
If AP crumbled today, then a lot of other horses should be retiring tonight as well. On his worst day, they were nowhere to be found.
Race was reminiscent of Sec's loss in 73.....should HE have retired after that race? :bang:

Well said, Tom. :ThmbUp: :ThmbUp:

nijinski 08-29-2015 07:11 PM

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Originally Posted by Tom
Crimbled?
Fell to the bottom?

He got passed, valiantly fought back and put away the horse who passed him, then got caught late.

Where was the mighty Texas Red?

If AP crumbled today, then a lot of other horses should be retiring tonight as well. On his worst day, they were nowhere to be found.

Race was reminiscent of Sec's loss in 73.....should HE have retired after that race? :bang:

I don" t know about retiring but he did well . connections should have kept him here after the Haskell , Zayats wanted the Spa , went two more plane trips whe he could have rested upstate and trained there . we didn't see a fresh fit AP today and connections need to take some of the flack for that, he's not cargo.. even so you are right , he put up a valiant effort .

AndyC 08-29-2015 07:16 PM

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Originally Posted by nijinski
I don" t know about retiring but he did well . connections should have kept him here after the Haskell , Zayats wanted the Spa , went two more plane trips whe he could have rested upstate and trained there . we didn't see a fresh fit AP today and connections need to take some of the flack for that, he's not cargo.. even so you are right , he put up a valiant effort .

AP is no different than any other horse when it comes to feeling the affects of a hard long grueling campaign. He has been in training since March and finally showed a little wear and tear. Personally I don't think he has the time to freshen and regain his top form and win the BC.


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