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General Category => General Harness Racing Discussion => Topic started by: pezz97 on October 25, 2011, 12:06:01 PM
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Ty For the memories, enjoy becoming a mom
Buck I St Pat, three-time defending Trotting Mare of the Year, has been retired, according to co-owner Howard Taylor.
USTA/Ed Keys photo
Buck I St Pat retired with 51 lifetime wins and earnings of $2,320,637.
An 8-year-old daughter of Jailhouse Jesse-Name It Something, Buck I St Pat had earned $2,320,637 lifetime, including wins in the Breeders Crown Mare Trot (twice), Armbro Flight, Maxie Lee (twice), Conway Hall, American-National, Miss Versatility final, Earl Rowe, Perretti Farms Matchmaker (twice), Classic Series final and Allerage Farms Mare Trot (twice).
She had a line of 51-17-11 in 105 lifetime starts, with a lifetime mark of 1:51 set last year in the Matchmaker final. She also traveled to Sweden in 2009 to start in the Elitlopp, but failed to make the final.
Buck I St Pat
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One hell of a trotting mare! bowdown bowdown
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Now to find a stud-muffin worthy. bowdown
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Now to find a stud-muffin worthy. bowdown
I remember during my short tenure at Dunkin' Donuts when women at the drive thru would ask what type of muffins we had, I would go through the whole list and say a jeremy muffin (or the name of another guy working at the time) when they would ask what kind of muffin that was, I would say a stud muffin. Normally people laughed but some didn't appreciate the humor at 6am.
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I remember during my short tenure at Dunkin' Donuts when women at the drive thru would ask what type of muffins we had, I would go through the whole list and say a jeremy muffin (or the name of another guy working at the time) when they would ask what kind of muffin that was, I would say a stud muffin. Normally people laughed but some didn't appreciate the humor at 6am.
That could be considered sexual harrasment!! rflmao1 rflmao1 rflmao1
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One of the all-time greats. Will be missed.
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One of the all-time greats. Will be missed.
And don't forget, an Ohio-bred at that.
How have the Jailhouse Jesses been as broodmares - still a bit early to get a handle on them? Bret? Anybody?
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Buck I will always be one of my favorite if not favorite horse. She is truly a champion and will be missed at the barn, and I believe she will produce a great horse because she is a flawlesss animal.
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You going to give as any heads up on breeding prospects, RR?
OH......welcome back broken-legged-dare-devil. thumbsup
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One of the all-time greats. Will be missed.
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What a monster, I remember back in the Ohio days when Harper used to drive!
Best of luck, looking forward to watching her offspring!
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Enjoy retirement..... I am sure you will produce some good ones..