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- Tigershark
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12 years 1 month ago
Thanks for the whole story Neighmaster (tu)
My wife signed the cheque for my Grade 1 winner based on the name before i even finished looking at him as a yearling....
My wife signed the cheque for my Grade 1 winner based on the name before i even finished looking at him as a yearling....
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12 years 1 month ago
From Henk Leyenaar(part owner) -"Cost ZIm 50 000- US $ 375.
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- The Madji
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12 years 1 month ago
Tigershark Wrote:
> Thanks for the whole story Neighmaster (tu)
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> My wife signed the cheque for my Grade 1 winner
> based on the name before i even finished looking
> at him as a yearling....
{snotklap to TS's head....cos eye can}... Stop bragging that you had a grade 1 winner
.... {meanders off to drink BEER before it is banned on racing forums}
> Thanks for the whole story Neighmaster (tu)
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> My wife signed the cheque for my Grade 1 winner
> based on the name before i even finished looking
> at him as a yearling....
{snotklap to TS's head....cos eye can}... Stop bragging that you had a grade 1 winner

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12 years 1 month ago
Thanks all for the stories...(tu).Lacking Acuteness of perception...I used Google....(thanks to the master....neigh...not madji....
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Party Line Wrote:
> rob faux Wrote:
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> > Party Line Wrote:
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> > > El Picha, was bought to fill the last spot on
> > the
> > > plane, not sure what he cost.
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> > Wasn't your namesake the most expensive
> yearling
> > of its generation?
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> My name, is a play on the name of the broodmare ,
> Party Time.
Party Line was a really good daughter of Alan Adare back in the day in KZN. Was trained by late C.Hyde.
Of course another of the same name followed again but never rings any bells like the above-mentioned.
> rob faux Wrote:
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> > Party Line Wrote:
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> > > El Picha, was bought to fill the last spot on
> > the
> > > plane, not sure what he cost.
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> > Wasn't your namesake the most expensive
> yearling
> > of its generation?
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> My name, is a play on the name of the broodmare ,
> Party Time.
Party Line was a really good daughter of Alan Adare back in the day in KZN. Was trained by late C.Hyde.
Of course another of the same name followed again but never rings any bells like the above-mentioned.
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scotia Wrote:
> Politician comes to mind
The great Politician's owners were so unimpressed with him they paid Mr. Syd Laird a year's keep upfront just so as to not be bothered with him.
Syd Laird had a special boot for him to put his legs in every day because of his gummy joints.
> Politician comes to mind
The great Politician's owners were so unimpressed with him they paid Mr. Syd Laird a year's keep upfront just so as to not be bothered with him.
Syd Laird had a special boot for him to put his legs in every day because of his gummy joints.
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12 years 1 month ago
Ipi Tombe Sale Lot 34 Zim $ 50 000 purchaser Sunmark Syndicate Not bought back by breeders!! 4th May, 2000.
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mikesack Wrote:
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> > > Party Line Wrote:
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> > > > El Picha, was bought to fill the last spot
> on
> > > the
> > > > plane, not sure what he cost.
> > >
> > > Wasn't your namesake the most expensive
> > yearling
> > > of its generation?
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> > My name, is a play on the name of the broodmare
> ,
> > Party Time.
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> Party Line was a really good daughter of Alan
> Adare back in the day in KZN. Was trained by late
> C.Hyde.
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> Of course another of the same name followed again
> but never rings any bells like the
> above-mentioned....
?.........no not that one.......he means the grand dam of the famous Trademark.......
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> > > Party Line Wrote:
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> > > > El Picha, was bought to fill the last spot
> on
> > > the
> > > > plane, not sure what he cost.
> > >
> > > Wasn't your namesake the most expensive
> > yearling
> > > of its generation?
> >
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> > My name, is a play on the name of the broodmare
> ,
> > Party Time.
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> Party Line was a really good daughter of Alan
> Adare back in the day in KZN. Was trained by late
> C.Hyde.
>
> Of course another of the same name followed again
> but never rings any bells like the
> above-mentioned....
?.........no not that one.......he means the grand dam of the famous Trademark.......

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- Tigershark
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Madji, you should noy be drinking beer bud, should be a single malt....... your vey violent... {meanders off to start pasta sauce}
Can you tell who had the hit song "Born to be wild" without using google?
Can you tell who had the hit song "Born to be wild" without using google?
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12 years 1 month ago
Neighmaster Wrote:
> Jet Master was bought as a weanling at a PMB sale,
> at the showgrounds. He was being sold by breeder
> Hugh Jonsson (recently deceased), who needed a
> quick cash injection at the time.
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> It was the first time the horse had been separated
> from his mother and Pat Devine heard him
> squealing in the stables when she was doing a solo
> tour of inspection. The Devines had come to
> purchase some Oppenheimer mares which were being
> culled and Henry Devine had no intention of buying
> a horse to race. His wife had by then fallen in
> love with the colt, even though he was very
> ungainly at the time, and she made him promise her
> that they would buy Jet Master if he went for no
> more than R12 000.
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> When the bidding went higher, she pleaded with him
> to raise his bid, but he refused, saying that they
> had better colts on their own stud. At a crucial
> moment, when the bids had reached just under R15
> 000, she knocked his elbow in the air and the
> horse was sold to them. he didn't speak to her for
> a week, but her perspicacity earned them a fortune
> and gave them the ride of their lives.
Thanks for that...I suspect that if he wasn't bought by breeders they would have cut him...do you know who the under bidder was?
> Jet Master was bought as a weanling at a PMB sale,
> at the showgrounds. He was being sold by breeder
> Hugh Jonsson (recently deceased), who needed a
> quick cash injection at the time.
>
> It was the first time the horse had been separated
> from his mother and Pat Devine heard him
> squealing in the stables when she was doing a solo
> tour of inspection. The Devines had come to
> purchase some Oppenheimer mares which were being
> culled and Henry Devine had no intention of buying
> a horse to race. His wife had by then fallen in
> love with the colt, even though he was very
> ungainly at the time, and she made him promise her
> that they would buy Jet Master if he went for no
> more than R12 000.
>
> When the bidding went higher, she pleaded with him
> to raise his bid, but he refused, saying that they
> had better colts on their own stud. At a crucial
> moment, when the bids had reached just under R15
> 000, she knocked his elbow in the air and the
> horse was sold to them. he didn't speak to her for
> a week, but her perspicacity earned them a fortune
> and gave them the ride of their lives.
Thanks for that...I suspect that if he wasn't bought by breeders they would have cut him...do you know who the under bidder was?
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Re: Re: Question for the history and stats guru's....
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Tigershark, what was the name of your Gr1 winner ?
was it Tigershark ? am i just being stupid ? what year was your winner ? where ? race ? distance ?
was it Tigershark ? am i just being stupid ? what year was your winner ? where ? race ? distance ?
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