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Non-Tech : Buying and selling Thoroughbred Race Horses

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To: Seth L. who wrote (9)	6/3/1998 11:44:00 PM
From: Tupulak	Read Replies (1) of 17

Seth, I will just say have fun and don't expect to make money at the sport of kings. A few years ago, actually many, when I didn't have the responsibilties I have now. A group of us went in on four young Harness horses (3 two year olds and a three year old) all with great breeding. To make a long story short, I had a great time with it and we lost $140,000 over the next three years (over what was won). If you can afford to lose or spend is a better word, that kind of money if not more. Then it is a good experience going to the backstrech in the morning or at racetime. Seeing and cheering your horse not just the one you bet on. I wish you luck in your trading of horse flesh. If you can get an Argentian brood mare called Bayakou then it is a good buy. Curtis

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