I'll answer this one, but first with an observation. "Calhoun", are you telling me your life is so empty and devoid of friends and interaction that YOU took the time out of your life to ask this question? Because this life of make believe you have created over the past 15 years has been exposed for being what it actually is? I mean really??? This topic you created is literally your virtual way of flailing your arms begging for attention. What happened to you? Seriously! Asking about first lifetime wins? Well we know you never got to experience that as an ACTUAL owner, sorry for you. As for my first training win? Quinn Tatler by Speedy Somolli out of Gracious Tatler April 5, 1985. My mother bought him from a woman out of Vernon, NJ who had him listed for sale as a 2 year old in the paper. Yeah, back when that was a thing. He was half broke, I line drove him in our backyard then brought him to Goshen until I moved to The Meadowlands where a stall was waiting for me that Lou Gigante had waiting as s favor through our cousin Buddy Scarpa. I trained him down there, worked for Jimmy Winters and did catch paddocks. Any problem with this "Calhoun". Anyway he had a bad knee we eventually had chips removed and when I went home he got some time off to heal. But while I worked for Jimmy where his brother Paul ran the barn "we were in 7A" I rubbed two very nice animals. One was Fairfield County, Open trotting mare with bad curbs, but she had a huge heart. She was owned by Wendell Donaway. The other was Texas Gambler, first horse I ever went a good mile behind as a kid down there. Also first time I got to stand in the winner's cirlcle at M1, Magic drove him. So back to my colt my mother never had cut, he was a sweetheart, but never should have kept his balls. Like in your case being the opposite, you lost yours a long time ago, right?? Trained him back down over the winter and qualified him at Monti. I forgot to mention he couldn't trot a lick and was very small so I threw the hoops on him. He was my first drive qualifying too, drove him a couple times in qualifiers back when they had "H&D"....know what that means Calhoun?? And a few times at Goshen. He wasn't much still had issues up front and even back then i would NEVER race a horse in pain. My mother never let anything she owned leave unless it was a claim, they all became pets and are still buried on Hill Road outside Goshen where we lived. Biggest mistake she ever made was breeding him to a filly she had who was by Adour, if you know, you know. She basically created a wild, spoiled psycho filly that she loved. So there, was that detailed enough??? Now, tell us about YOUR first actual win as an owner with the picture and documents to prove it.....BULLSHIT FRACTIONAL NONSENSE DOES NOT COUNT!
Forgot this is on my Facebook account. Show us yours!!!!
This pic is kinda sad too, it was just us before the business ruined everthing. Guess the word would be innocent, just to enjoy it.
