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  • White colt breaks maiden at Turfway

    http://equibase.com/static/chart/pdf/TP011809USA.pdf

    Race 9

    Patchen Prince by Pioneering out of Patchen Beauty won a Maiden Special Weight race at Turfway Park today 1-19-009. He took home 13,730 for the win, putting some credence in Patchen Beauty's ability as a producer of colorful, TALENTED TB racehorse offspring.
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  • #2
    Cool. Any pics of this guy?
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    • #3
      And did you see that his half brother went back to the breeder at Keeneland after the buyer was found to not have enough credit?

      I'd love to see one of these horses step up and make a stakeswinner. Makes great press. But I am perfectly happy that it's not me that has to keep them clean.
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      • #4
        Picture of him training:
        http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b2...henprince2.jpg
        Another picture of him training:
        http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3172/...c4e61d.jpg?v=0
        Headshot:
        http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3282/...cbfb10.jpg?v=0
        "Gallop as if you were to die tomorrow, jump as if you were to live forever."

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        • #5
          Yay Prince!

          I hope his half brother goes to a racing home. I'd be pretty upset if I sold a Devil His Due for $60K and then the buyer didn't have the money!!
          Every mighty oak was once a nut that stood its ground.

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          • #6
            In the same race, Marble Cliff ran and failed to break his maiden for the 2nd straight time as the favorite. Marble Cliff is the horse who won a couple Ohio Bred Stakes race only to have all his wins and earnings stripped because he was bred in Kentucky.

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            • #7
              Off the board was Old Ninety Eight, a son of the top mare, manistique.
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              • #8
                I'd like his groom to come work for me. Get the grays nice and clean!

                For some reason I thought white horses were banned from the track... b/c they "scared the other horses" or something. Did I hear it wrong, or did they change the rules?

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                • #9
                  White Horse Wins at Turfway

                  Patchen Prince won at Turfway Park on Sunday, January 18th, Race 9.

                  Check it out!

                  http://www.racereplays.com/racerepla...x.cfm?start=RR

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                  • #10
                    You can see a video here if you have trouble with race replays - http://www.dailymotion.com/video/x3d...way-park_sport

                    What a cool horse!
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                    • #11
                      Originally posted by Eventer13 View Post
                      For some reason I thought white horses were banned from the track... b/c they "scared the other horses" or something. Did I hear it wrong, or did they change the rules?
                      Such a rule wouldn't hold water for ten minutes in a court of law

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                      • #12
                        How does a white horse differ (genetically) from a cremello or a palimino?
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                        • #13
                          Looks albino, is that the same. The pink skin and lighter eyes. Pretty cool but I hope they put sunscreen on him, that pink skins looks like it could burn...

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by Ravencrest_Camp View Post
                            How does a white horse differ (genetically) from a cremello or a palimino?
                            Palomino is a dilute of chestnut; cremello is a double dilute of chestnut. White is, well ... white.

                            Most "white" horses are, genetically speaking, maximumly expressed sabinos. I honestly don't know if the Patchen line horses have been genetically tested to see whether they are "true whites" (i.e. not sabino-based), which would mean their genetic code would be dominant for white (but not homozygous, because that's how you get lethal white). It would **seem** that this would be the case, given the number of white horses that show up in the family.

                            They are not albinos; there is no such thing as true albinism in horses. As far as sunscreen goes, some people who have "true whites" claim it's not needed because the horses don't get sunburned, but I honestly have no first-hand knowledge of that.

                            And thus ends today's very brief surface rub of color genetics in TBs.
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