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Zenyatta Statue Unveiling: Live from Santa Anita



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The Zenyatta statue will be unveiled in Santa Anita’s Paddock Gardens area at noon (PDT), Saturday September 29. Watch the ceremony live here on Zenyatta.com courtesy of HRTV.

LEGENDARY MARE ZENYATTA TO BE HONORED FOR ALL-TIME WITH LIFE-SIZED STATUE IN SANTA ANITA’S PADDOCK GARDENS AREA, UNVEILING SET FOR SEPTEMBER 29

ARCADIA, Calif. (Sept. 14, 2012)—The legendary Zenyatta, winner of the 2009 Breeders’ Cup Classic at Santa Anita and Horse of the Year in 2010, will be honored for all-time by Santa Anita Park as a life-sized statue of the great mare will be unveiled in Santa Anita’s Paddock Gardens area on the first Saturday of Santa Anita’s upcoming Autumn Meet, on Sept. 29.

Zenyatta. AP photo.
Additionally, the inaugural Grade I, $250,000 Zenyatta Stakes (formerly the Lady’s Secret), a race won by Zenyatta over three consecutive years from 2008 through 2010, will be run on Sept. 29.

Zenyatta, who at the age of eight is currently enjoying her role as a broodmare at Lane’s End Farm in Kentucky, will be joining two of the greatest horses of all-time, John Henry and Seabiscuit, as her statuary likeness will now join these legends of the American Turf adjacent to the track’s grandstand.

Named after The Police’s blockbuster album “Zenyatta Mondatta,” Zenyatta is owned by Rock and Roll Hall of Famer Jerry Moss and his wife, Ann.

“Like the song written by Sting and performed by The Police, everything Zenyatta did here will always be magic for the entire Thoroughbred industry,” said Santa Anita President George Haines. “Her win against the boys in the 2009 Breeders’ Cup Classic is considered by many to be the greatest moment in Santa Anita history.”

The incomparable Zenyatta retired with a remarkable 19 wins from 20 career starts and $7,304,580 in earnings. Although she was defeated by a head in her final start, the 2010 Breeders’ Cup Classic, her stature as one of the sport’s all-time greats remained undiminished as she was voted the Eclipse Award as Horse of the Year for 2010.

“The breadth of her accomplishments at Santa Anita alone is astonishing,” said Haines. “She won a total of seven races here, all stakes and six of them were in Grade I competition. Her story will forever resonate with our fans and we know we’ll have many thousands of people coming here over the years to admire her statue, which will be situated on south side of the Kingsbury Fountain, directly across from John Henry.”

Trained by John Shirreffs and ridden in her final 17 starts by Hall of Fame jockey Mike Smith, Zenyatta made her third career start on Jan. 13, 2008, winning Santa Anita’s Grade II El Encino Stakes by 1 ¾ lengths under David Flores.

As was the case in her 2009 Classic victory, all nineteen of Zenyatta’s wins came in last-to-first fashion.

After winning the El Encino, Zenyatta’s subsequent Grade I wins at The Great Race Place came in the 2008 & ’09 Lady’s Secret Stakes, the 2008 Breeders’ Cup Ladies’ Classic, the 2009 Classic and the 2010 Santa Margarita Invitational Handicap.

“We’d again like to thank the Mosses for running Zenyatta here and we look forward to welcoming them back as we again honor ‘the big mare’ on Sept. 29,” said Haines.

Sculpted by Nina Kaiser, who also created the statue of John Henry, Zenyatta’s likeness stands at her height of 17.2 hands, and weighs 1,200 pounds, which is approximately what Zenyatta weighed throughout her racing career. Commissioned by Santa Anita, the world-renowned Kaiser worked on the project for more than two years.

Santa Anita’s 2012 Autumn Meet gets underway on Friday, Sept. 28. For more information or to make dining and seating reservations, fans are encouraged to visit www.santaanita.com or call (626) 574-RACE.

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    Hello Zsters, Enjoy reading your comments. I am glad I was able to see the live stream of the Statue Unveiling.
    Karen, I join with all the others Thank you for your loving talent putting together and presenting the Dumplinghood Thank You Books for Dottie. Hope I don’t miss your video.
    LOL, Arlene from Vermont

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    dear sign there should be news tomorrow about camelot he’s having a exercise gallop and aidan will decide if he runs in the arc he’s keen on ryan moore riding him am not sure if he;s back from injury yet. it was great to see the video of frankel at newmarket he;s such a powerful horseoct 20th is going to be avery emotional day for us racing fans in the uk hugs sheenaX

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      Great up date on Camelot, love that horse, tooo. Maybe Adian will bring him to the BC,
      We have to have some of those wonderful EROS, we only get to see on video or TV.

      Oh yes, I am sure for all of the British, Frankel’s last race is going to be sooo very emotional. Is it traditional to do a retirement ceremony like we do here ???

      It is just sooo sad, I understand the need to retire him healthy, sound and injury free,
      but a couple of more years with these wonderful special stallions really needs to be
      thought through for the people who love to see them run.

      Here is the US they are all going to stud as 3 year olds and then getting all sorts of complicatons; Dynaformer with the ruptured aortic valve from breeding; too much chest pressure when they breed so often.

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        Sign: Didn’t know that breeding so often leads to chest pressure for the stallions – very interesting piece of information!

        • Yes, we have had a couple of older stallions who have had aortic valve ruptures or heart issues. When they breed they bear down and hold their breath and it increases pressure in their chest so also heart pressure.

        • Sign. Terry is referring to the ride by the young O’Brien in the St. Leger. The British pundits were also critical of the way in which the horse was handled. Others think that Camelot may have been overhyped. On the day Camelot just did not have it. As to the Breeders Cup, Camelot might do well on turf. However the Classic is too much for turf horses. The dirt took down Galileo.

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        Max-You are correct about what I was questioning. Seems like the rider got his horse bottled up and came free too late. Hard to do in a race of that distance, but he did.

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      Dear Sheena:

      I have to liken Frankel’s last race for UK fans to Zenyatta’s last race for us here in the States. There will be tears and he will be missed. But, we’re so lucky we have the videos to view as often as we like. Such a beautiful and talented Boy. Will look forward to his legacy through future colts and fillies. Hugs, JB

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    There is just SO much going on here – when was the last time that we had 10 pages of over 800 comments? I’ve completely lost track of what I HAVE said or meant to say, but I know for sure that a belated BRAVO! to Karen Gogue is due! What an incredible undertaking Karen, and such a fitting day to make the presentation!! Video or not, we can see from the pictures posted so far what a wonderful gift to Dottie you have created. Thank you SO MUCH for doing this on our behalf. I don’t see how she could miss feeling all the love and appreciation for everything she has done!
    Sandy

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    Hi Trina, It looks like I’d have to join Face Book to see the picture of you and Karen?
    Thanks for the link to Karen’s description of the book presentation to Dottie.
    LOL, Arlene from Vermont

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      Dear Arlene, the photographer Jeff Mallard posted the pictures on facebook, and I unfortunately don’t know any other way to link to them, I’m so sorry.

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    Happy Birthday, Ann and Sue!

    @Terry Crow – I know how you enjoy giving me a hard time about Kentucky’s football team, but as bad as we are, we do have one thing going for us. Zenyatta! I missed most of the game Saturday night, but several people at work today told me that ESPN went to Lanes End and showed Z in her stall surrounded by UK pompoms and memorabilia. Apparently she’s a Kentucky fan! Who knew?! At least we have one thing to be proud of! LOL

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    I wrote in to 60 Minutes, and suggested that they visit Zenyatta and Baby at Lanes End. Maybe if enough people write in and suggest it, they will go out there!

    Also, just a reminder for those who didn’t do it already, you can go to Secretariat.com and contact them about making Paynter the recipient of the Vox Populi Award for this year! He really deserves it for all he went through, and unknowing, what he did to help people respect the sport and its athletes even more. I already wrote in, and many from the Forum did too, so let’s hurry and get our letters in from the blog too!

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    Have just heard Andrew Bensley (Skysportsradio) on some of the internationals: He spoke with Lee Jordan from Racing Victoria) who said the only issue seemed to be with Dermot Weld’s horse Galileo’s Choice who had a slightly elevated temp. but is now fine (not that anyone ever gets much out of Dermot!). Gerry Ryan (owner of Americain) told Andrew that the horse may run in the Caulfield Cup – they think he may not be right up in fitness, Stephanie is in favour of this direction, and since the Caulfield is around 2 weeks before the Melbourne Cup the timing is good. The horse is dappled up, and very, very happy. Charlie Henson (travelling Foreman for Luca Cumani) is happy with the team of four they have brought out this year. Their hope is Mount Athos, who will go straight to the Cup since he likes it fresh. They intend to work on gate speed with the group, as they feel that European horses don’t jump as well as the Australian horses at the start. Since Luca has been bringing horses down for the Cup for around 7 years, he probably thinks he’s due for a win! Cheers!

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      Kathy R,

      Great update, love to hear about the differences in training and experience.
      ie; Euro’s don’t leave the gate as quickly as the Australian TB.

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    Thanks so much for all of the birthday wishes!!! I’m still like a kid about my birthday–I love it!!Trina-thanks for reposting that wonderful poem!! It is so perfect and so personal!! I was thinking today that maybe I should bring my little Man O’War statue along to the BC!! I’ll bet he would like that–and Trina,you could see him!!

    What a perfect day for my birthday–about 77 degrees,light breeze,Idaho Blue,more and more aspens going gold!! Just got back from feeding Barnaby and Traveller–they seem to be having a very happy day! Sue just called–we are going to dinner and a movie after work. (Tomorrow another friend is taking me out to dinner too!). Sue had a friend visiting in town earlier today who had not ridden since she was a girl. I had given my permission for her to ride Barnaby. She just fell in love with him!!! He loves meeting new people and he charmed her right from the first!! She wasn’t nervous on him at all and he was just a perfect boy. Sue said she had a great seat and did really well and she encouraged her to take up riding again as she is a natural! I just love it when people love HIM–he is such a completely remarkable boy and I love it when folks recognize how special he is!!

    I tried the new saddle on Saturday and really liked it–more importantly,Barnaby seemed to like it too! Rita told me today that she has decided not to sell it,but,that I can try it out some more. I called our local tack shop today and the great gal there said she has several light saddles there that I can check out. I told her I wanted something almost as small and light as a jockey’s saddle and she has several. It will be fun to try some out and see which ones work for him. He has very high withers so every saddle doesn’t fit him. I just loved the contact I had with him with the light saddle and he really seemed to like it too. I hope that I can find another one we like as well as Rita’s–it seemed perfect.

    I’m taking Friday off to be with Sue when the vet comes to check Traveller out. Hopefully,we’ll get some clues as to what is wrong with her. She seems to be acting and eating normally,so that is a plus!! Will surely let you all know as soon as we know anything!!!

    Just love all of the new 12Z photos,he is SO gorgeous!! I,too,love crescent moon guy!!He looks so full of mischief!! And,what a sticking blaze!!I loved the blaze on Life is Sweet’s little one too. Wanted to find out who would buy him at Keeneland,but he was pulled from the sale.

    Tonight,after I get home from the movie,I will watch the videos of the unveiling! My computer at work has the sound turned off,so have only seen the still photos> Nina did an INCREDIBLE job!! Can’t wait to see and touch it—can it be only a few weeks to the BC??? I won’t believe it until we hit the parking lot at the track!!! I think it will be a great day of hugging as well as racing!!

    Tomorrow,the temperature is supposed to drop almost 20 degrees and tomorrow night it may freeze! I’m not ready to part with my flowers yet!! Out Indian Summer has been one of the best ever and I hope it will last a little longer!!

    Karen–Can’t wait to see the scrapbbok videos tonight too!! What an awesome experience after all of your work!! Thank you so much for helping us all show Dottie how much we love and treasure her!!

    Hugs and love to all from Still Sunny Sun Valley!!!!!

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      Happiest Birthday, SUE!
      What can be better than sharing birthday treats with your Babies – Barnaby and Traveller. Prayers sent above for you and for them.

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      Dear Sue Noel:

      Barnaby is such a sweet Boy. Glad Traveller is eating well. Will be waiting for your news after the vet check on Friday. Hope all goes well. Hugs, JB

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      Happy birthday again, Sue! How wonderful that Barnaby had a special day too and charmed another admirer! Please do bring your Man o’ War figurine to BC, I’d love to see it! We are all sending prayers heavenward for dear Traveller. I’m still working on a poem to honor Barnaby–I may not be able to finish it today, but I’m trying. Love from Barnaby’s Auntie Trina.

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      Sue Noel,
      I’m catching up again so I’m late reading your wonderful post and late in wishing you a happy birthday. So enjoy hearing about Barnaby and I send prayers for your friends Traveller. Hope all goes well with the exam on Friday. Hugs

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      Dear Sue,

      Soo glad you are enjoying Barnaby and spoiling him. He sooo deserves it.
      Glad Sun Valley is still sunny but the winters there are absolutely gorgeous.

      Love your little nick names “Cresent moon guy”. He is sooo cute, curious and
      I bet a handful.

      Hope you had a wonderful birthday and don’t worry about the typo’s we all make them.

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      Sue. Don’t be worried about typos. Most of us just auto correct without a problem. You should see how out of control my iPad is. The main thing is your great stories of Barnaby and Traveller. Good always to hear these horsey adventures. And Happy Birthday to you and many more.

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    Paynter Update Tues. Oct. 2 2012 5:00 PM Pacific
    A. Zayat tweets 20 minutes ago–Paynter to have Surgery Tomorrow

    Paynter update: Paynter arrived at NBC (New Bolton Center) around 3:15 pm, He was greeted by a team of special vets under the leadership of Louise Southwood who is a colitis specialist and an intestine surgeon. They have conducted a thorough and full diagonostics and procedure.

    They were impressed by Paynters condition, dr southwood told me “im already in love with him” He was behaving like a gentleman. Bright and courageous,
    They were extremely pleased with his feet condition.
    The blood work was significantly improved. They were pretty happy with his appetite
    .
    A team of ultra sound specialists and internal medicine specialists discussed all their findings and found out that theycan help him surgically and the infection and the abscess has been confined to one area in his cecum which in itself is the best news since it is the best possible location to have an abscess of that nature. You would want it in that area. The cecum is the appendix but not vestigial as it is in people which means that surgery would definitely help him and it is in an area where it can be opened up and removed and clean the infection that has been the cause of his fevers.

    They also confirmed that the colon has started healing in fact they were happy all in all with most of his intestine and the repair that has been healing in his colon.

    After serious and long debated discussions and with consultation with no less than 12 different specialists, I feel extremely comfortable, calm and at peace with myself for giving them my approval and the green light to go ahead and operate on Paynter
    .
    I feel Paynter has fought a lot of battles, he needs to win the war, Count my word fans. Paynter is a warrior, our warrior and champion will win the war. I ask you for your prayers and prayers and prayers. Please god deliver him a speedy recovery. May we all merit in his strength and courage.

    Paynter will UNDERGO surgery tomorrow morning at 9 am. It is expected that the surgery should last around 3 hours and a recovery period after the surgery for an hour and a half.

    Please god may I deliver good news for you all tomorrow.. say a prayer
    #prayerforpaynter #warrior #Keepfighting

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      Keta. Thank you for keeping us informed about Paynter. My nerves are rattled.

      Paynter, you are our warrior wonder horse. God speed you through a safe surgery to a quick recovery. PUP.

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        My goodness, how much more does this poor fellow have to endure – agree with you Max, my nerves are rattled – it’s just so, so hard. Have got to have faith that St. Francis has got the matter under control. Prayers to all involved.

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        Max, Kathy, Peggy, Abigail, Vicki, Linda, Ann, Janet, Elizabeth, Marshall, Judy &
        Sign and Z-sters,
        Know that as soon as I see anything, I will share.
        Thanks to each of you for your comments when I post.
        Sometimes I do not have the time to respond immediately.
        But, do know that I do read and appreciate them.
        There are so many concerns about tomorrow
        I posted a prayer which Mark Kelly shared.
        It seemed appropriate for Paynter surgery & fight tomorrow.
        Hugs, Keta

        • Keta,

          Thanks for taking all the time that you do for posting such great information and comments. We all do get busy with “our other lives”. HA HA HA !!!!

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      Stay strong Paynter. I will be praying for a successful outcome in the AM.
      Bless you, Mr. Zayat for staying strong for this horse and sending him to these gifted vets.
      PUP!!!!

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      Just read the update on Paynter. Lots of prayers for him and the surgeons. PUP, we are here in our way for you.
      If you can pull through this you definitely deserve the Vox Populi Award and I cannot think of any horse more worthy of the award.

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      Keta,
      Prayers will continue from here for Paynter and successful surgery. Thanks ever so much for all of your updates.

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      Dear Keta and Z Fans:

      Thank you for this update. I add my prayers to all of yours for this courageous Boy to come through surgery well and recover completely. Hugs, JB

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      Keta,
      Thanks so much for this update. I shall most certainly keep Paynter in my prayers with sincere hopes for his successful surgery and post-op.
      Next thing for me to do: Light a candle and send a prayer to St. Francis to watch over Paynter, too.

      Take care and all the best!

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      Thanks for this, Keta. I have to say that this sounds like a very positive thing, given that they can isolate the tissue that needs to be removed. I will be waiting to hear tomorrow though. Just need to know that this gallant colt’s okay. He’s been such a brave, gutsy warrior. But I’m sure that he’ll be fine, although I’ll be on tenderhooks, like Max. Prayers for our boy…..POWER UP PAYNTER!

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        In the name of God, our God of Israel, may Michael, God’s angel messenger of compassion watch over your right side.
        May Gabriel God’s angel messenger of strength and courage, be on your left. And before you, guiding your path, Uriel, God’s angel of light and behind you, supporting you, stands Raphael, God’s angel of healing.
        And over your head, surrounding you, is the presence of the divine.”

        From Mark Kelly’s speech at National Prayer Breakfast
        Tucson Rabbi Stephanie Aaron prayed over Rep. Gabriel Giffords the night of the shooting and invoked a host of angels:

        • Oh Keta – that’s just so beautiful! I can’t see God ignoring a heartfelt plea like that. And Paynter – all your horse angel mates are there with you – not long to go before you’re fit and well. Oh dear, tears seem so useless at a time like this!

        • Beautiful Keta,
          Thanks for sharing this prayer with us and posting it for our brave guy, Paynter.
          I prayed last night,this AM, and hoping he has remained strong.
          Come on Big Guy!!!!!!

          P.S. Gabby Giffords, a remarkable lady!

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    Hi Folks:
    It sounds like all of you had a wonderful time at Santa Anita Park this past Saturday. I really look forward to seeing the Zenyatta statue on Breeder Cup weekend. Only 3 more weeks!!!! I must admit I wish I could have been there to witness the unveiling.

    Thank you again Karen for all your hard work with putting the scrapbooks together for Dottie. My how we miss her.

    I had a wonderful time at Belmont Park’s Super Saturday. The race between Stay Thirsty and Flatout was the most exciting race I have seen in awhile. And Royal Delta’s race was spectacular. It was a great day for Bill Mott.

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      Linda-I must admit that, when I observed the crowd at SA Saturday, I expected Belmont to win the attendance battle easily. I was shocked when I saw the figure. Any explanations as to why in the eastern press?

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    Zenny,
    What an exciting and wonderful tribute to YOU these past few days! We livestreamed the whole event… even on our satellite connection – we were able to see everything live without interruption! (Satellite is all we can get up here in the mountains of NM – but it was extraordinary!)
    Thanks to Nina for all of her work and talent. Such an amazing artwork she has accomplished!

    Loved…. LOVED… trying to figure out who everyone was that was there. Kept guessing. Such FUN! Of course recognized Nina….and The Mosses… and Dottie- never could see John… should have been looking for the camera he is always behind!

    Saw the beautiful Peach Hat… will have to read all of your posts to see who that was! Wish I could know who you all ‘are’

    Am looking forward to catching up on all of these posts from the last few days.

    Zenny, such a breathtaking event… watching your teal-colored cover unveiling such a beautiful likeness of YOU!

    Prayers, as always, for YOU and Your Prince Z and Your new one on the way, and for everyone in your ‘Family’.

    Thanks again to Jerry and Ann Moss for sharing YOU in such a special way with all of us.

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    Max,

    I am in here late tonight, but saw your post earlier about the Arc. I got the time of the race from that article. I had been looking for the time. 10.25 eastern. Sunday.
    Thank you so much. But the bad thing seems its uncertain if anyone here will carry it. Seems so crazy that they will not carry that big race.
    Go Orfevre=Show them your A Game boy. Oh my gosh if he does that’s going to be some race.
    OMG
    More news so right so much going on
    Animal Kingdom worked today and Looked just spectacular……..He looked very happy
    Is pointe towards the Breeders Cup Mile.
    There’s more,
    Wise Dan, OMG Probably for Shadwell Mile on this Saturday. If he stays looking good as he they said did this morning.
    And…….
    Wise Dan also pointed to Breeders Cup mile
    Oh My Gosh I am going to be in heaven.
    Please forgive this fast typing. I think I’m getting sleepy
    But there’s not going to be much sleeping too worried agout Paynter.

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      Trainers often enter their horses in multiple BC races, if they are eligible. to see what the competition looks like. Suspect that it will happen again this year.

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      Dear Peggy N.:

      Thanks for the update on Animal Kingdom and Wise Dan. Rooting for Orfevre in the Arc. Praying for Paynter too. Hugs, JB

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        Judy, yes I am rooting so hard for Orfevre too. I have seen one of his races that he acted like he just wasn’t trying really hard. maybe he was having a bad day. But, i saw some of his good races and Oh Wow. What a horse. I would have asked the question on those races could anyone could have beaten him. Maybe Frankel, But again I don’t know. He’s awsome. Go Orfevre……………………

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    Dear Paynter, Love You my boy. Will be praying very hard. Know how serious this is.
    Praying for you to come out of surgery well, but also Praying very hard for you to heal well afterwards Fight, Fight Paynter I pray that the good lord will bring you through this and help you to survive.Power Up Paynter. I am asking really hard for help for you. Our Dear lord and many Angels to help. I have a few special one’s that i’m calling on still. Love You Will be with you strongly all night 9am and always. Love You Paynter, Peggy

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    Dear Anne from Paramount and Sue Noel,

    HAPPY, HAPPY BIRTHDAY to both of you!! Enjoy and have many, many more!

    Best wishes, always!

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    Healing thoughts and prayers for Tiago! Thanks, Dawn, for this information about Tiago and his intestinal problems. Best wishes for his recovery, too!
    Take care!

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    We are all joinging in the prayers for dear Paynter. Everything else seems to be resolving well, so perhaps this can be the last ordeal he will have to undergo. Praying so. Please keep us updated.

    @Sue Noel–love the Barnaby post. Wel will be eagerly awaiting the vet’s report on Traveller. Hugs.

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    Also, Barbara i hope money is doing better. He’s been in my prayers too. Got to lift everyone up.

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        Judy B.
        Thanks for the pinterest find. Taco looks so much older than some. I often wonder how he and boy Chili are doing. Nice to see all photos in one place!
        Pinterest…….luv it!!! My girls got me hooked. So many beautiful ideas.

        Give Papa Charlie a hug for me!!!!

        • Dear Ann:

          Glad you enjoyed the photos. Will give Papa Charlie a big hug from you. Will be going to see him tomorrow. Hugs, JB

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      JudyB. Liked these photos too. My Miss is a big, beautiful girl. Also like the grays, one is a son of Giacomo. Thanks for finding the photos.

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        Dear Max:

        You’re so welcome. Glad you enjoyed the article and photos. My Miss is beautiful. Love the grays too. Hugs, JB

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    I hope it was a very happy birthday today for Anne from Paramount and Sue Noel. It was my cousin’s birthday as well, so lots of great gals born on this date.

    Sue, I tried a Fuji apple and it was really good. My husband couldn’t believe it when I told him that type came highly recommended by a couple horses. Just love your Barnaby stories. Have been keeping Traveller in my thoughts and prayers and hope the ultra sound Friday will provide some definitive answers.

    Keta, thank you for keeping us up to date on Paynter’s situation. There seem to be lots of encouraging factors heading into his surgery. God bless Mr. Zayat for giving him every chance to win his war. PUP Marty R.

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      Sign,
      Love the RA eye!!!!
      U Rags also has the same eye!
      Isn’t Taco big? I can’t believe it. It is going to be fun watching these kids grow up. Lord, keep them safe and sound!

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        Dear Ann,

        Oh my, UR eye’s and expression are soooo gorgeous. So very kind, sexy (hope the mares notice, at least if they get to see his face) and gentle.

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