Originally Posted by Smitty10
Actually Seattle Slew was one of the greatest sires. So buying him(when he was alive) and sticking him in the barn with a good dam is exactly what you do.
Just sayin.
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you're talking post Triple Crown
pretty sure the person meant:
you don't buy Seattle Slew and not race
the horse...
Seattle Slew, was purchased for just
$17,500.. during practice runs, the
horse was found to fly like the wind..
none of the history making would of
been done had the horse been left in
the barn...
http://www.espn.com/classic/biograph...%20%2417%2C500.
