Beau Jangles

[Checked Up]

You guys are going to fall for the "Lung Infection " excuse for a horse that is trained by a well respected Vet???! No doubt that blood was pulled after the 1st poor performance and would have never made the second poor performance with an elevated W.B.C.! Wake up and smell the coffee boys! He's got a  problem and it's not systemic!!

[wizardofoz]

When does a trainer of a top horse EVER admit his horse just got beat by better horses and leave it at that. NEVER! Too many times the same excuses are used and is predictable, as we said here BEFORE this NEW revelation came out.  If Beau Jangles does return to racing, and IF is the key word, THEN it will be seen if he is better than he has been. We shall see. What are the odds he never races again and goes to stud? 50/50?

[Stan durbread]

When does a trainer of a top horse EVER admit his horse just got beat by better horses and leave it at that. NEVER! Too many times the same excuses are used and is predictable, as we said here BEFORE this NEW revelation came out.  If Beau Jangles does return to racing, and IF is the key word, THEN it will be seen if he is better than he has been. We shall see. What are the odds he never races again and goes to stud? 50/50?

I’ll give you 20/1 odds That he races again this year and another shot at 10/1 he races at 4. Name the amount

[seen2much]

When does a trainer of a top horse EVER admit his horse just got beat by better horses and leave it at that. NEVER! Too many times the same excuses are used and is predictable, as we said here BEFORE this NEW revelation came out.  If Beau Jangles does return to racing, and IF is the key word, THEN it will be seen if he is better than he has been. We shall see. What are the odds he never races again and goes to stud? 50/50?

Takter sire is his best horse....ever! Most are awful.
Casie Coleman has dud after dud...spewed her nonsense.
Burke & company scream about Sweet Lou. In the last few yew years the top ones Burke had. Most others are ordinary.
It is a marketing ploy that all trainers use to promote their sires.