War Front

FIVE2_THREE

War Front tend to get way to much respect. especially on the international level which I find odd because with him being based here in the states where the turf racing isn't that great. you would think by now that he would have produced something of note to run on the grass here but instead His best son in the states has been the factor. a speed ball trained by Bob Baffert. Claiborne Up his fee to $150,000 a cover after the successes of Declaration of war and War Command But I think that was Ill advised.

curioser

FIVE2_THREE wrote: »

War Front tend to get way to much respect. especially on the international level which I find odd because with him being based here in the states where the turf racing isn't that great. you would think by now that he would have produced something of note to run on the grass here but instead His best son in the states has been the factor. a speed ball trained by Bob Baffert. Claiborne Up his fee to $150,000 a cover after the successes of Declaration of war and War Command But I think that was Ill advised.

Did there used to be a contributor in here who was tuned in to breeding and recently decamped to the US?

FIVE2_THREE

curioser wrote: »

Did there used to be a contributor in here who was tuned in to breeding and recently decamped to the US?

Was there ?

Gringo180

FIVE2_THREE wrote: »

War Front tend to get way to much respect. especially on the international level which I find odd because with him being based here in the states where the turf racing isn't that great. you would think by now that he would have produced something of note to run on the grass here but instead His best son in the states has been the factor. a speed ball trained by Bob Baffert. Claiborne Up his fee to $150,000 a cover after the successes of Declaration of war and War Command But I think that was Ill advised.

On War Front, I see U.S Navy Seal finished stone last at 6/5 on his debut tonight in Leopardstown.

nuckeythompson

FIVE2_THREE wrote: »

War Front tend to get way to much respect. especially on the international level which I find odd because with him being based here in the states where the turf racing isn't that great. you would think by now that he would have produced something of note to run on the grass here but instead His best son in the states has been the factor. a speed ball trained by Bob Baffert. Claiborne Up his fee to $150,000 a cover after the successes of Declaration of war and War Command But I think that was Ill advised.

five2 three , do you have two usernames by any chance?

FIVE2_THREE

nuckeythompson wrote: »

five2 three , do you have two usernames by any chance?

Just one and this is it.

tryfix

Sales figures tell a tale. Million dollar yearlings and many sold for hundreds of thousands = his new stud fee.

His stock may just be better suited to the European racing style and tracks as compared to the tight circuits in the US.

Bateman

Gringo180 wrote: »

On War Front, I see U.S Navy Seal finished stone last at 6/5 on his debut tonight in Leopardstown.

Suppose they assume he'll come on for it, glad I didn't back him, they're finishing like push bikes lately.