Thoroughbred’s famous bloodline saves his life

Found September 08, 2009 on Steady Burn:

Yardbarker Blogger Network

Thoroughbred’s famous bloodline saves his life

Nothing like a potential feel good story of the year that you know is going to, at the same time, rile people up. Get a load of this tale of redemption… On April 4, 2008, thoroughbred Freedom’s Flight’s career came to an all-to-familiar halt when his leg snapped on the track at Gulfstream Park in Hallandale, [...]

Original Story: http://www.steadyburn.net/2009/09/tho...

Verified_ybn

Add Comment

Comments (1)

kinetic said September 08, 2009

How the heck can people treat horses like a machine! So ridiculous. These people are at least as guilty with their horses as Michael Vick is to his dogs.
Reply

Horse Racing Forum Discussions

Topic

Replies

Last Activity
O'Sullevan awards lunch raises over £100,000

EdStorm started this Horse Racing thread

0

10 hours ago
Local man remanded over jockey murders

EdStorm started this Horse Racing thread

0

5 days ago
Opposition mounts to Kauto Star's Betfair bid

EdStorm started this Horse Racing thread

0

12 days ago
Death of US training legend Bobby Frankel

EdStorm started this Horse Racing thread

0

14 days ago
Sea The Stars crowned Cartier Horse of the Year

EdStorm started this Horse Racing thread

0

14 days ago

Start a discussion »

SEE ALL Horse Racing FORUM DISCUSSIONS

SEE MORE IN THE
MLB Yard

SAN FRANCISCO - OCTOBER 24: Pitcher Scot Shields #62 of the Anaheim Angels delivers the pitch in Game five of the 2002 World Series against the San Francisco Giants at Pacific Bell Park on October 24, 2002 in San Francisco, California. The Giants defeated the Angels 16-4 (Photo by Donald Miralle/Getty Images)...

SEE MORE IN THE
NFL Yard

Carolina Panthers defense of linebacker Jon Beason (52), defensive tackle Damione Lewis (92), linebacker Thomas Davis (58), safety Charles Godfrey (30) and safety Chris Harris (43) swarm Green Bay Packers running back Brandon Jackson (32) during second quarter action. The Panthers defeated the Packers 35-31, on Sunday, December 30, 2008, at Lambeau Field in Green Bay, Wisconsin. (Jeff Siner/Charlotte Observer/MCT) Photo via Newscom Photo via Newscom...

SEE MORE IN THE
Soccer Yard

Diego Maradona, coach of Argentina congratulates Fernando Gago (Lionel Messi is seen on the right) during the friendly international soccer match France vs Argentina in Marseille, France on February 11, 2009.Argentina won 2-0. Photo by Henri Szwarc-Cameleon-ABACAPRESS.COM 178227_009 Photo via Newscom...

MORE TOP POSTS ON YARDBARKER.COM

91980995

Cooley: No Judgement Passed

83858302

Wrighster: The Not So Civil War

Picture_1

NFL Blogger Poll: Week 13

Fca4cf44fcb32b18ae29f90395d15b4d_tigerelin

Report: Woods Paying Elin Seven Figures To Stay

Article-1229682-0746aec5000005dc-663_468x325

Another Reason Why Soccer Won't Succeed in the US

Chris Cooley's Blog

Verified Blogger

| Discuss

George Wrighster's Blog

Verified Blogger

| Discuss

YBRankings's Blog | 2 Comments

SPORTS by BROOKS

Yardbarker Blogger Network

East Coast Bias

Yardbarker Blogger Network

| Discuss

Today's Best Stuff

For Bloggers

Company Info

Help

What is Yardbarker?

Join the Yardbarker Network (YBN) for more promotion, traffic, and money.

Yardbarker is a sports site where everyone’s an insider! Sports fans, bloggers, and professional athletes all hang out in the Yard to read and discuss sports articles, view the latest sports photos and videos, and debate and interact with each other.