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No, that was actually his dam Heck Of A Band. After I nursed her back from a bad bout with laminitis. The work kept her weight in check and her fit.
Fucking awesome!
Yep. Wasn't long after I first got there. I always scan the fields out of habit and found her down just before dark. Next day I took over everything. What's worse is the person who was in charge of the horses knew she was in trouble and left. I actually turned her a couple times, she loved it. You can't just throw them in a field and forget.them.
A beautiful horse, how fortuitous for them she left and you materialized and helped them!In the Mohawk thread we're just talking about Taurasi being euthanized. A gelding, 90 races, poor horse was an ATM...and many of his handlers were druggers.
It's pretty clear the jerkoffs here don't know the difference between training racehorses and horsemanship. I'm probably one of very few who ever line drove an 8 year old broodmare if any to put her back to work to keep her healthy. But I'm the problem....https://youtube.com/shorts/h5DsLTyxoX8?si=9o7IHNDt-2lDJmxb
It's pretty clear the jerkoffs here don't know the difference between training racehorses and horsemanship.
And you earned how much training?
USTA Mike Petrelli 32 year training career, his 5% of Earnings totaled $2,503... or $78 a year ... or $1.50 a week ... or $0.21 a day... or, based on a 10 hour workday, ... $0.02 an hour. That's pre-tax. It's not a lot of money. Maybe Gina should know?
Crazy broken down like that. He had to be working for someone at all times or you couldn't afford to eat.
No wonder he misses it! And he's telling others what to do??
