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Foxdale Farm
Oct. 3, 2007, 01:27 AM
I have a friend who needs to locate Capone's owners for a signature on registration papers. I know he is (or perhaps was) a GP jumper and is an approved Holsteiner stallion.
Does anyone know how to find him?
Foxdale Farm
www.foxdalefarm.us
SandyUHC
Oct. 3, 2007, 10:32 AM
Popcorn, getcher popcorn right here!
Couldn't resist. Seriously Foxdale Farm, do a search, this topic got quite a bit of discussion last week.
caffeinated
Oct. 3, 2007, 10:35 AM
Capone is in hiding, somewhere along the Afghanistan/Pakistan border.
(seriously, there appears to be some dispute about ownership, from the bits I've heard, so it may be a while before you get that signature)
FairWeather
Oct. 3, 2007, 10:38 AM
I heard he was seen on the back of a Moroccan grape picker last? Was that not him??
Mozart
Oct. 3, 2007, 11:22 AM
I would contact any registries he is registered with (not necesarily approved by) and see what is listed on his papers re: any change of ownership. And see if the currently listed owner can be located for the signature. It is not so much about where the horse is but where the owner is. While there may be dispute about ownership currently, I would think your friend's registry would have to to accept the signature of whoever is currently listed.
Whoever owns the horse (or purports to own the horse) would want to be helpful, I would think, so that people aren't scared away from using this lovely horse because of, shall we say, difficulties with respect to the ownership.
Freebird!
Oct. 3, 2007, 11:28 AM
I heard he was seen on the back of a Moroccan grape picker last? Was that not him??
I thought Osama was riding him around the mountains of Afghanistan??
Foxdale Farm
Oct. 3, 2007, 12:00 PM
Thanks for the helpful suggestions. The filly is 2 years old and is 1/2 Arabian. I'll try to get a hold of Corrine to see if I can get anywhere with it. It's not such a big deal to me personally, just trying to help out a friend.
HFSH
Oct. 3, 2007, 12:20 PM
Who owns the domain stallions.net?
Hocus Focus
Oct. 4, 2007, 11:08 AM
I have seen the horse jumping in Ocala last year. He is really a nice animal. Don't know the owners but hear plenty of crap in their regard. Mostly on here.
What I find amazing about the very nature of these forums is trashing a person seems almost fun for some and often encouraged by threads that go on for days, yet if you rethink the process is this not another form of black advertising , and for even having mentioned the word ADVERTISING our very existence here is punishable by banishment and branded for life, and the most highly respected and well liked owners of some of the very best stallions who we may today worship and adore spend hard earned dollars to receive a modest breeding book per year for paying top dollars to place ads in cluttered poorly constructed publications which may one year print nicely and the following be one step above toilet paper, so I ask you all where is the justice?
The sour notes of truth....
moonriverfarm
Oct. 4, 2007, 11:13 AM
Hmmmm...the justice was served if I remember well. And maybe that's why Capone is MIA.
Nikki^
Oct. 4, 2007, 11:18 AM
I have seen the horse jumping in Ocala last year. He is really a nice animal. Don't know the owners but hear plenty of crap in their regard. Mostly on here.
What I find amazing about the very nature of these forums is trashing a person seems almost fun for some and often encouraged by threads that go on for days.....<snip>
The sour notes of truth....
Could someone please PM Hocus Focus the link that shows what Mr. Spink does to his horses and his dogs. After what I saw I wanted to claw my eyes out. Didn't feel right for 3 weeks.
I hope Mr. Spink never gets Capone back and I hope Kyle King would get ownership.
Hocus Focus
Oct. 4, 2007, 11:27 AM
Like I said, I do not know the owners. I just know of the horse and I am not sure dirty laundry should have its place here, but I guess in today's society that is called "NEWS".
ponygirl
Oct. 4, 2007, 11:27 AM
Reg- the stallion manager is not being trashed at all. I've only heard positive comments regarding her and the management of the stallion The stallion owner is a whole nother ball of wax. Before you chastise, you probably need to go research the owner. I think you'll understand why the owner is not spoken well of on this forum.
Hocus Focus
Oct. 4, 2007, 11:44 AM
This may well be the case and you may well be correct. I do not have all of the information to form judgement, nor do I consider it my place to do so.
caffeinated
Oct. 4, 2007, 11:53 AM
Maybe it's not our place...
But I have this dream of doing business with ethical people. If I'm buying, breeding, selling, whatever- I like to know my money is going to someone who does the right things, who doesn't partake in potentially abusive behavior, etc.
It's along the same lines as not wanting to take lessons with Paul Valliere. For the same reason, I would not want to put money in the owner's pocket- in a way it's rewarding him and condoning (on some level) the twisted things he's done (in addition to the criminal things he's done). Maybe I'm naive, I don't know.
I really hope that all of this is ironed out to the horse's benefit- he's really an amazing stallion with a lot to offer.
As for the specific "rumors"- if you don't want something to be public/common knowledge, you don't put it on the internet.
SandyUHC
Oct. 4, 2007, 11:55 AM
This may well be the case and you may well be correct. I do not have all of the information to form judgement, nor do I consider it my place to do so.
But do so you do.
Mozart
Oct. 4, 2007, 11:57 AM
Maybe it's not our place...
But I have this dream of doing business with ethical people. If I'm buying, breeding, selling, whatever- I like to know my money is going to someone who does the right things, who doesn't partake in potentially abusive behavior, etc.
It's along the same lines as not wanting to take lessons with Paul Valliere. For the same reason, I would not want to put money in the owner's pocket- in a way it's rewarding him and condoning (on some level) the twisted things he's done (in addition to the criminal things he's done). Maybe I'm naive, I don't know.
I really hope that all of this is ironed out to the horse's benefit- he's really an amazing stallion with a lot to offer.
As for the specific "rumors"- if you don't want something to be public/common knowledge, you don't put it on the internet.
As usual you are a voice of reason
HeyYouNags
Oct. 4, 2007, 11:58 AM
And especially don't put it on the internet with graphic pictures.
There is a line between taking the high road and staying out of the business of others, and hiding your head in the sand. If you knew someone was, for example, a child molester, or an animal abuser, or into beastiality, or other criminal activity, and your attitude is "That's none of my business!", then you're probably on the wrong side of that not-so-fine line.
It's really not in the same universe as being banned from a BB. :rolleyes:
jmjhp
Oct. 4, 2007, 12:48 PM
Could someone please PM Hocus Focus the link that shows what Mr. Spink does to his horses and his dogs. After what I saw I wanted to claw my eyes out. Didn't feel right for 3 weeks.
I hope Mr. Spink never gets Capone back and I hope Kyle King would get ownership.
AMEN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Hocus Focus
Oct. 4, 2007, 12:51 PM
Thanks for the offer but No thanks. It is not something I personally would get any enjoyment out of, and that is partially the point that seems to not be noted here.
Foxtrot's
Oct. 4, 2007, 01:42 PM
Y'all are helping Spink out big-time - even bad publicity is good publicity and he does read this board.
Xhltsalute
Oct. 4, 2007, 09:30 PM
...who doesn't partake in potentially abusive behavior, etc.
Not to mention ILLEGAL!!!!
Beezer
Oct. 5, 2007, 01:32 AM
What I find amazing about the very nature of these forums is trashing a person seems almost fun for some and often encouraged by threads that go on for days, yet if you rethink the process is this not another form of black advertising , and for even having mentioned the word ADVERTISING our very existence here is punishable by banishment and branded for life, and the most highly respected and well liked owners of some of the very best stallions who we may today worship and adore spend hard earned dollars to receive a modest breeding book per year for paying top dollars to place ads in cluttered poorly constructed publications which may one year print nicely and the following be one step above toilet paper, so I ask you all where is the justice?
Holy run-on sentence, Batman! Can someone please diagram it for me, because I am really, truly having trouble figuring out what this poster is trying to say!
But if it's something along the lines that only good things about people should be posted on BBs then, sorry, can't agree. There's no alleging what this person did; he was found guilty in a court of law in one instance, and in the other he's posted the pictures.
'Nuff said.
omare
Oct. 5, 2007, 01:33 PM
ditto
Nothing wrong with warning people (as opposed to keeping silent) that he should be avoided and why.
AnotherRound
Oct. 5, 2007, 02:03 PM
. edited to say leaving this one alone.
chaltagor
Oct. 5, 2007, 06:58 PM
Thanks for the offer but No thanks. It is not something I personally would get any enjoyment out of, and that is partially the point that seems to not be noted here.
What is "It?" If you deny there's anything to the talk but rumors, then what are you refusing to look at? :confused:
Sounds like your panties are in a bunch about CoTH's advertising rules, and you're using this thread to spout off about it. Why complain about "cluttered poorly constructed publications which may one year print nicely and the following be one step above toilet paper" when you utilize the CoTH BB?
Oh, this soup is terrible, and there's so little of it!
Hocus Focus
Oct. 7, 2007, 06:32 AM
What is "It?" If you deny there's anything to the talk but rumors, then what are you refusing to look at? :confused:
Sounds like your panties are in a bunch about CoTH's advertising rules, and you're using this thread to spout off about it. Why complain about "cluttered poorly constructed publications which may one year print nicely and the following be one step above toilet paper" when you utilize the CoTH BB?
Oh, this soup is terrible, and there's so little of it!
My underwear is none of your affair thank you, and regarding this other note, I sent it directly to Erin when I posted it and so far I am still here. While perhaps not entirely kind, I think there is some truth to it, and that does not necessarily have to reflect badly on the magazine. It is the nature of the business. Having worked a decade in the magazine world, I have some idea of the dramas an art director faces. It is extremely difficult to maintain control in all phases with the pressure of deadlines and layouts submitted with inconsistency in layout style which is exactly what happens when ads are submitted laid out. These are only a few factors that contribute to the resulting publication. I think every magazine on earth has faced these issues at one time or another. Printers vary, ink levels are not always consistent as well. For the most part, I am sure everyone does the best they can, and like life itself some days are better than others.
Regarding this other gentleman and his list of deeds, I have no interest in the details. I sort of doubt his story warrants the best seller list.
YankeeLawyer
Oct. 7, 2007, 06:45 AM
I have seen the horse jumping in Ocala last year. He is really a nice animal. Don't know the owners but hear plenty of crap in their regard. Mostly on here.
What I find amazing about the very nature of these forums is trashing a person seems almost fun for some and often encouraged by threads that go on for days, yet if you rethink the process is this not another form of black advertising , and for even having mentioned the word ADVERTISING our very existence here is punishable by banishment and branded for life, and the most highly respected and well liked owners of some of the very best stallions who we may today worship and adore spend hard earned dollars to receive a modest breeding book per year for paying top dollars to place ads in cluttered poorly constructed publications which may one year print nicely and the following be one step above toilet paper, so I ask you all where is the justice?
The sour notes of truth....
I have no idea which of Capone's owners you are talking about, but if it is the one currently doing time, any comments here were more than well-deserved.
talloaks
Oct. 7, 2007, 09:29 AM
I have no idea which of Capone's owners you are talking about, but if it is the one currently doing time, any comments here were more than well-deserved.
YL, the owner doing time, is OUT!! HORRORS!!
tri
Oct. 7, 2007, 09:55 AM
Reg, I'm not sure where you are coming from in this thread. The owner was convicted of drug trafficking in cocaine - it isn't gossip. According to the arrest record, he was apprehended red handed with a LARGE shipment and went to jail.
Fairview Horse Center
Oct. 7, 2007, 10:24 AM
The owner was convicted of drug trafficking in cocaine - it isn't gossip. According to the arrest record, he was apprehended red handed with a LARGE shipment and went to jail.
If I remember correctly, it was the largest cocaine bust in history. Wonder who he turned on to get out so fast. Seems to me if he was smarter, he would be living the quiet life.
YankeeLawyer
Oct. 7, 2007, 01:59 PM
YL, the owner doing time, is OUT!! HORRORS!!
That is *quite* something.
Actually, it was reputed to be Snohomish County's
largest cocaine bust, not the largest one ever. But he was charged with possessing 372 pounds of
cocaine with an estimated street value of $34 million. I believe the conviction was for possession of in excess of 5 kilos (I believe the highest felony range).
holsteinersrock
Oct. 7, 2007, 02:19 PM
Hey, Greg, all you need to do is google Capone's owner, and this comes up: http://alex.golub.name/log/index.php?cat=27
A nice guy that you'd like to hang out with for a few beers, eh???
Anna
Xhltsalute
Oct. 7, 2007, 03:31 PM
He was convicted of possession. It was the largest cocaine bust in Snohomish County and he was sentenced to 3 years in prison. Looks like he's been out for a while. To bad for his 4 legged sex partners (where's the puking emoticon?).
Fairview Horse Center
Oct. 7, 2007, 04:30 PM
How do you possess that much without the intent to distribute?
MistyBlue
Oct. 7, 2007, 04:53 PM
LOL, good point Fairview. I can't see over 300 lbs of nose candy as a private stash. Not even for Keith Richards. :winkgrin:
Wherever Capone may be...let's hope someone has purchased him an equine sized chastity belt. Poor darned horse... having been stuck with a sub-intelligent sub-species "owner" who assumed just because animals can't verbally say, "Dude, you're sick, sod off!" that they're also "feeling the mutual love." :no:
YankeeLawyer
Oct. 7, 2007, 07:29 PM
How do you possess that much without the intent to distribute?
It is easier to prove possession than intent to distribute, butas I recall once you possess over a certain amount the law does presume that you have an intent to distribute (I think the amount is in excess of 5 kilos, but it has been a while since I dealt with cases like this).
YankeeLawyer
Oct. 7, 2007, 07:30 PM
Wherever Capone may be...let's hope someone has purchased him an equine sized chastity belt. Poor darned horse... having been stuck with a sub-intelligent sub-species "owner" :
He does have an MBA from the University of Chicago, stunningly.
YoungFilly
Oct. 8, 2007, 12:55 AM
He does have an MBA from the University of Chicago, stunningly.
Scary. I hope the horse goes somewhere safe. I can't believe the whole thing.
Hocus Focus
Oct. 8, 2007, 08:27 AM
Well.. I guess I just haven't been keeping up on the news. Need I say more!!!!
I keep trying to find a Good News Station. They just don't seem to exist!!!!!
dbay55@yahoo.com
Oct. 9, 2007, 11:05 AM
"Like I said, I do not know the owners. I just know of the horse and I am not sure dirty laundry should have its place here, but I guess in today's society that is called "NEWS"."
Hocus, people should know what they are getting into. Capone's ownership, that I was last informed of by a registry where he was activated, is an offshore corporation. Now why would anyone breed to a stallion whose ownership is intentionally designed to subvert liability and avoid ongoing fraud, bankruptcy and criminal proceedings related to it's owner? Wouldn't you be concerned about getting cheated?
Do an internet search and you will find all you ever need to know about Doug Spink. Personally I would never breed to any stallion associated with this person until there was concrete proof of said stallion having new ownership (not fake ownership).
Hocus Focus
Oct. 9, 2007, 10:27 PM
I repeat. I have had the pleasure of seeing him go. He is an outstanding Grand Prix horse with the power and scope and technique that is uncommon even in top jumping horses and I am quite sure this stallion is one of Canada's very best on the circuit currently.
As I have never considered breeding to him, I have no reason to know or have any dealings with the rest of this.
What I enjoy is quite harmless really. I love watching him perform. Hopefully I will continue to see him doing that. Unfortunately knowing all the garbage related somehow taints that appreciation and it is a darn shame for such a grand horse. Greatness is rare and special.
YankeeLawyer
Oct. 9, 2007, 10:51 PM
I repeat. I have had the pleasure of seeing him go. He is an outstanding Grand Prix horse with the power and scope and technique that is uncommon even in top jumping horses and I am quite sure this stallion is one of Canada's very best on the circuit currently.
As I have never considered breeding to him, I have no reason to know or have any dealings with the rest of this.
What I enjoy is quite harmless really. I love watching him perform. Hopefully I will continue to see him doing that. Unfortunately knowing all the garbage related somehow taints that appreciation and it is a darn shame for such a grand horse. Greatness is rare and special.
That is well said. None of the garbage surrounding his owner has anything to do with whether the horse is talented.
dbay55@yahoo.com
Oct. 9, 2007, 10:58 PM
Hocus,
Your position/post has evolved. Nobody had issue with the horse, but you claimed that sharing information on the ownership of this horse is 1) trashing a person for fun, 2) airing dirty laundry as news. Neither is the case. The disturbing facts are much more than dirty laundry, and there is no trashing of this person, only awareness made of the factual background. This is a breeding forum, and most breeders would be happy to now the long history before purchasing a breeding. It's awful hard to get a refund (or a signature) from Belize after all. Many breeders might conclude that doing business with this person could taint their reputation or cost them money or both.
clint
Oct. 10, 2007, 10:08 AM
I go to Spruce Meadows every year, usually a couple of times, and I have had the pleasure of seeing Capone I go on numerous occasions, including the first time he was asked to jump a massive course in the International Ring, when Doug still was in charge, and this year's Master's tournament. His unfortunate ownership takes nothing away from how magnificent this horse is; it is just so unfortunate. I would like nothing more for him than to remain under Kyle King as a rider, and whoever is currently managing is stud career, as that seems to be going well too.
Oakstable
Oct. 10, 2007, 10:18 AM
If there are investor partners in this horse, you'd think they would insist on leaving him with a winning combination. Or sell him to a competition home.
YankeeLawyer
Oct. 10, 2007, 10:29 AM
Hocus,
Your position/post has evolved. Nobody had issue with the horse, but you claimed that sharing information on the ownership of this horse is 1) trashing a person for fun, 2) airing dirty laundry as news. Neither is the case. The disturbing facts are much more than dirty laundry, and there is no trashing of this person, only awareness made of the factual background. This is a breeding forum, and most breeders would be happy to now the long history before purchasing a breeding. It's awful hard to get a refund (or a signature) from Belize after all. Many breeders might conclude that doing business with this person could taint their reputation or cost them money or both.
And if you read the whole thread you will see it was apparent that Hocus was not previously aware of the owner's sordid history. No need to jump on Hocus.
RheinlandPfalzSaar
Oct. 10, 2007, 11:16 AM
Oh wow, poor Capone - I hope that he doesn't have anything to do with his owner again. Just based off what I have seen on this thread and the link to the blog he sounds inhuman especially if that thing with the dog was true - grostesque.
So is Capone actually mia / hiding? Am I misreading this thread? I just hope that he ends up in good safe hands that can help him further his career and give him a good, long life.
DownYonder
Oct. 10, 2007, 12:13 PM
Doug is enough of an egomaniac that if he has Capone back, we will know it soon enough. He won't be able to resist showing off the stallion in the jumper ring - unless of course he is satisfied (no pun intended) having the horse star in porn films. :no:
Leah A
Oct. 10, 2007, 02:30 PM
Well, the most disappointing thing, for me, is that this horse is finally doing well and really going somewhere with Kyle King. To have him return to, well, you know who, can only essentially eliminate his rise to the top. It is a shame to waste such a great talent in a horse. I understand that it is the owner's right to ride his own horse I just feel it is not in the horse's best interest nor in that of his career both as a sport and breeding horse. As a breeder, the reputation of the owner (DS) as well as the poor showings the horse had in the ring under that owner (actually the horse did surprisingly well "despite" the owner's ride) has also resulted in my not using him in our program (unfortunate in light of the fact that we have a super, imported Premium mare that would suit very well)...
I just wish Capone could stay with Kyle King as he's done such a great job with the horse.
RheinlandPfalzSaar
Oct. 10, 2007, 02:34 PM
Doug is enough of an egomaniac that if he has Capone back, we will know it soon enough. He won't be able to resist showing off the stallion in the jumper ring - unless of course he is satisfied (no pun intended) having the horse star in porn films. :no:
Is this true? I missed the first thread I guess with all this info on it. How horrible... :no:
Xhltsalute
Oct. 10, 2007, 02:50 PM
Here ya go Rheinland - http://chronicleforums.com/Forum/showthread.php?t=24458&highlight=doug+spink
RheinlandPfalzSaar
Oct. 10, 2007, 03:42 PM
SICK!
summer 2001
Oct. 16, 2007, 02:25 AM
I was down in Chilliwack last week, staying with a friend who lives a minute away from where he is stabled, and was told that Capone is in Chilliwack. Also, Capone has been given a 'different' name, and moves around alot. Don't really know if any of it is true. That's just what I heard.
talloaks
Oct. 16, 2007, 10:07 AM
I was down in Chilliwack last week, staying with a friend who lives a minute away from where he is stabled, and was told that Capone is in Chilliwack. Also, Capone has been given a 'different' name, and moves around alot. Don't really know if any of it is true. That's just what I heard.
Hey summer 2001 I sure hope your posting such info on this bb won't help DS find Capone!!:eek:
caffeinated
Oct. 16, 2007, 10:19 AM
As long as they don't start spray painting him...
Mozart
Oct. 16, 2007, 10:58 AM
Aren't there some tunnels in Saskatchewan that were allegedly built by Al Capone during prohibition? I'll bet he's there. :yes:
Nikki^
Oct. 16, 2007, 04:16 PM
Aren't there some tunnels in Saskatchewan that were allegedly built by Al Capone during prohibition? I'll bet he's there. :yes:
Maybe Capone is hiding with Jimmy Hoffa....:D
dbaygirl
Oct. 16, 2007, 10:41 PM
Maybe Capone would like to relax at a private family retreat with his son. It's so swampy here, no one would recognize him under all the mud. :-)))
cheekyhorse
Oct. 16, 2007, 10:43 PM
um, Doug has the stallion you guys, he's not with Corinne anymore....... That is why he is hiding him so no one will find him. There is a court case going on regarding the stallion's ownership with these two individuals.
WhatzUp
Oct. 16, 2007, 10:45 PM
Hey summer 2001 I sure hope your posting such info on this bb won't help DS find Capone!!:eek:
Hello,
Well he is showing under his name of Capone I,
not exactly stealth. :cool:
Yours in sport,
Lynn
dbaygirl
Oct. 17, 2007, 12:03 AM
Cheeykyhorse, where do you get your information? ??
cheekyhorse
Oct. 17, 2007, 02:16 AM
a little bird told me. Someone whom has seen the horse at one of the stables he was recently stabled at.
SuZQuzie
Oct. 18, 2007, 12:56 AM
Jan, I can vouch for cheekyhorse. I have been on and off the phone with Corinne. Doug has the stallion.
Bentley
Oct. 18, 2007, 01:12 AM
Dammit!
jmjhp
Oct. 18, 2007, 10:04 PM
S**T!
EquineLVR
Oct. 18, 2007, 10:08 PM
That is awful... what a terrible shame for such a lovely, talented stallion.
cinder88
Oct. 19, 2007, 07:19 PM
If the ownership of the horse was being contested, how did they get him out of Canada?
I'm assuming that DS didn't come over the border?
Cinder
SuZQuzie
Oct. 20, 2007, 08:27 PM
Anyone have any further news? I have been trying to contact Corrine for nearly a week now, calling each day and leaving a message, and she has yet to let me know what's happening. Maybe someone else has had some luck.
frisky
Oct. 20, 2007, 08:58 PM
If the ownership of the horse was being contested, how did they get him out of Canada?
I'm assuming that DS didn't come over the border?
Cinder
Wow, that is part of an earlier legal shell game. Quite long, but a part of legal records. Not sure I'm daring enough to answer.
dbaygirl
Oct. 21, 2007, 10:40 PM
SUZY: Did you already pay for a breeding to Capone?
Jan
cheekyhorse
Oct. 22, 2007, 12:21 AM
I believe she did Jan.
SuZQuzie
Oct. 22, 2007, 02:42 AM
Yep, I did. Definately was under the impression that I would have no dealings with DS. Oh well. I got myself into this and will darn well get myself out of it. It also helps having four attorneys in the family.
nycjumper
Oct. 23, 2007, 12:22 AM
does he have both Capone & Cantour back? And are they located in the US or Canada?
I am still in shock that someone caught with that much cocaine managed to get out of jail that quickly There's something seriously wrong with our justice system.
Sigh.... poor, poor horses. And having seen videos of them, what a shame to waste all that talent:(
moonriverfarm
Oct. 23, 2007, 11:49 AM
The whole thing smells of rotten cheese.
SuZQuzie
Oct. 24, 2007, 10:48 PM
I having been calling Corinne everday for a week now and still no response. Anyone else able to give updates?
Exitpoint
Feb. 20, 2008, 02:05 AM
As always, a most entertaining read!
It's well worth a visit every few months to see all the new "facts" that have sprouted lately. I like the one about the porn videos - that's a good one. Can someone please PM me the link to that, I'd just love to see it. Unless someone has been smuggling a hidden camera into my barn, there isn't even a video of Capone being collected (does that count as porn?).
There's quite a bit more going on out here in the real world - a quick glance back at the long line of flat-out wrong "facts" in this thread and others provides a good indicator of how well informed the more vociferous (and confident) posters here have proven thus far on this matter. Anyone who wanted to could simply ask me, and I'd fill in the details. That doesn't seem a popular approach - perhaps it's more fun to speculate and generate drama, I dunno.
Of course, anyone who really does need a breeding cert executed can contact me and it shall be done. Anyone who paid Corinne for a breeding for this year can either try to get their money back from her (good luck with that), or we've agreed to honor those breedings at no cost.
It would be good to let us know sooner rather than later as we won't be collecting for several chunks of time during the spring and early summer while on the road. Also, we do have new procedures for shipments, which are now accurately reflected on our website (http://www.stallions.net). So far they are working well with our clients, though there's a few minor changes needed in the process that have already become obvious as shipments go out. Updates to be made shortly.
Capone is doing well and has recovered beautifully from last year's show season - it's safe to say that he won't be doing that kind of a sustained grind on the circuit in the future. Cantour has regained the weight he was so clearly lacking, and is jumping around nicely again - took a bit to help him past the phobias he developed but he's back to himself at this point. Both have enjoyed the time on the trails over the winter, though only Cantour really likes the technical schooling to be honest about it.
The rest of the boys are in excellent health as well - it's been a pretty good winter for everyone. I wish I'd have had more time to fine-tune the interview that was published last month, but it didn't come out too bad and from what I know has been a popular read - I still can't find a copy of the magazine itself.
Anyway, I've used up my alloted 20 minutes to catch up on the COTH gossip for this month.
Peace,
D. Spink
WhatzUp
Feb. 20, 2008, 02:51 AM
As always, a most entertaining read!
It's well worth a visit every few months to see all the new "facts" that have sprouted lately. I like the one about the porn videos - that's a good one. Can someone please PM me the link to that, I'd just love to see it. Unless someone has been smuggling a hidden camera into my barn, there isn't even a video of Capone being collected (does that count as porn?).
There's quite a bit more going on out here in the real world - a quick glance back at the long line of flat-out wrong "facts" in this thread and others provides a good indicator of how well informed the more vociferous (and confident) posters here have proven thus far on this matter. Anyone who wanted to could simply ask me, and I'd fill in the details. That doesn't seem a popular approach - perhaps it's more fun to speculate and generate drama, I dunno.
Of course, anyone who really does need a breeding cert executed can contact me and it shall be done. Anyone who paid Corinne for a breeding for this year can either try to get their money back from her (good luck with that), or we've agreed to honor those breedings at no cost.
It would be good to let us know sooner rather than later as we won't be collecting for several chunks of time during the spring and early summer while on the road. Also, we do have new procedures for shipments, which are now accurately reflected on our website (http://www.stallions.net). So far they are working well with our clients, though there's a few minor changes needed in the process that have already become obvious as shipments go out. Updates to be made shortly.
Capone is doing well and has recovered beautifully from last year's show season - it's safe to say that he won't be doing that kind of a sustained grind on the circuit in the future. Cantour has regained the weight he was so clearly lacking, and is jumping around nicely again - took a bit to help him past the phobias he developed but he's back to himself at this point. Both have enjoyed the time on the trails over the winter, though only Cantour really likes the technical schooling to be honest about it.
The rest of the boys are in excellent health as well - it's been a pretty good winter for everyone. I wish I'd have had more time to fine-tune the interview that was published last month, but it didn't come out too bad and from what I know has been a popular read - I still can't find a copy of the magazine itself.
Anyway, I've used up my alloted 20 minutes to catch up on the COTH gossip for this month.
Peace,
D. Spink
Well well well ... an interesting update ...
Yours in sport,
Lynn
cheekyhorse
Feb. 20, 2008, 03:02 AM
lovely..........:no:
jmjhp
Feb. 20, 2008, 09:09 AM
No more shows for Capone? That is sad with a horse with all that Talent.
caffeinated
Feb. 20, 2008, 09:15 AM
oh fausty, I'm sure you know exactly where all those posted photos are.
Do you just enjoy that people are so put off by your "special relationship" with your boys?
Calico
Feb. 20, 2008, 09:43 AM
"There's quite a bit more going on out here in the real world"
You mean, as opposed to prison?
"Anyone who wanted to could simply ask me, and I'd fill in the details. That doesn't seem a popular approach - perhaps it's more fun to speculate and generate drama, I dunno."
Hey, you got busted for trafficking $34 million of cocaine and a reduced sentence for ratting someone out. You just got out. Remember that? It was big news. Court records and police reports don't lie.
SandyUHC
Feb. 20, 2008, 02:10 PM
I hear the lovely article turned out to be a horrible mistake. Oh, those pesky rumors again!
cough<puke>cough
Copilot
Feb. 20, 2008, 03:16 PM
Oh man, I don't care who I talk to right now. I need the white copy of the Stallion Service Certificate to register my foal due in June. I've been dealing with Corinne, but i guess I now have to deal with Doug? I hate dealing with different people, things get confused. I also can't get onto the website. Could anyone tell me the e-mail address off of it?? Thanks
cheekyhorse
Feb. 20, 2008, 03:37 PM
info@stallions.net
That is what is listed on Doug's website.
JenEM
Feb. 20, 2008, 04:58 PM
Yes, the pictures do appear to still be [edit] (Giant, giant NSFW warning. Or NSFAnyone.), if you're willing to log into that den of iniquity.
I think I could forgive $34M in cocaine before I could forgive that :no:
fullmoon fever
Feb. 20, 2008, 05:14 PM
No more shows for Capone? That is sad with a horse with all that Talent.
DS doesn't say that Capone won't be competing, just "he won't be doing that kind of a sustained grind on the circuit in the future".
As for other shows, there's probably a dog and pony show in his future. :dead:
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