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The Slow Burn
Bred from Candy Ride and Quiet Giant, Gun Runner had the pedigree — but greatness didn’t come overnight. He finished 3rd in the 2016 Kentucky Derby, behind Nyquist, and while others faded into the shadows afterward, Gun Runner only sharpened with time.
He wasn’t a comet; he was a forge-fire — glowing hotter with every step.
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2017: The Takeover
By four, Gun Runner had become a war machine. He demolished elite fields in the Stephen Foster, Whitney, and Woodward Stakes, gliding across the track with power and precision. And when he showed up at Del Mar for the Breeders’ Cup Classic, the world held its breath.
Against the mighty Arrogate, many still doubted him.
He silenced every one.
Gun Runner seized the lead and never let it go, blazing to victory with Florent Geroux aboard, ears pricked, legs churning like pistons. It was the kind of performance that doesn’t just win titles — it etches names in stone.
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The Reign Ends, But the Legacy Begins
He retired early in 2018 after winning the Pegasus World Cup, his fifth straight Grade 1. That was the final act of a campaign that crowned him Horse of the Year.
But Gun Runner wasn’t finished.
At stud, he passed down more than speed — he passed down fire. His progeny include the next wave of champions, carrying his grit, elegance, and will to win.
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Gun Runner wasn’t born a legend.
He earned it, one relentless stride at a time.
From Louisville to Gulfstream, from underdog to undisputed — he’s a reminder that champions aren’t always meteors.
Sometimes, they’re slow-burning fires that light the world. Show more 1 hour 37 minutes ago








The all-knowing WINMETHOD was in the large group which lost a life yesterday. Maybe he should spend more time handicapping and less time giving...The all-knowing WINMETHOD was in the large group which lost a life yesterday. Maybe he should spend more time handicapping and less time giving cornball advice on how to make friends in the stable. Show more






Ya #6 paid 5.40 to win, exacta 16.60. A ND tri..$38.20 not a whirlwind but I can get pup some treats lol


Last race pup plays #6 to win and. Will key the 6 w 1 , 2, 5,8






About to do something crazy in race 4 I'll explain






When the Breeders Cup was at MP, I was at a restaurant in Red Bank a few days before; the guy at next table looked familiar, so on the way out I...When the Breeders Cup was at MP, I was at a restaurant in Red Bank a few days before; the guy at next table looked familiar, so on the way out I asked him “Are you D Wayne Lucas?” The woman he was with (maybe an assistant) laughed and he brushed me off, smirking. I got home and realized it was Nick Zito. I believe he thought I was busting his chops. Anyway, sorry to hear about D Wayne. Show more




Pup starts out with a pick 4 of 1,2,7,9. W 3,7,8 w 6 w 1
Hilarious. One winner and I move up 300 places.




Here's why:
It can be rooted in self-dislike: Some sources suggest that self-glorification can stem from a lack of self-worth or self-dislike, where individuals try to compensate for these feelings by constantly seeking external validation and praise.
It focuses on external validation: When you focus on glorifying yourself, you're constantly seeking attention and approval from others to feel good about yourself. This reliance on external validation can lead to dependence on others' opinions and make you vulnerable to their judgments.
It hinders authentic self-expression: Striving to be something you're not to impress others can be demeaning to your true self. Being your authentic self, flaws and all, allows for true self-acceptance and fulfillment.
It can lead to a false sense of self: Living in a fantasy world of exaggerated accomplishments and inflated self-worth can prevent you from seeing yourself and your limitations realistically. This can ultimately be self-destructive, as you might struggle to accept setbacks or criticism. Show more 23 hours 35 minutes ago


Past performances for Emerald not out yet. Let's see how close I can guess RREAD1'S ticket. 4-5-8-5-2-4 I bet he picks at least 4 of those 6. I am...Past performances for Emerald not out yet. Let's see how close I can guess RREAD1'S ticket. 4-5-8-5-2-4 I bet he picks at least 4 of those 6. I am honest, I will report back after the races tonight. Show more






Good news from Emerald Downs. RREAD1 is first in most wins. BIGLIAR952 is in 4th place in the challenge and NETSFAN3 moves up to 16th place in the...Good news from Emerald Downs. RREAD1 is first in most wins. BIGLIAR952 is in 4th place in the challenge and NETSFAN3 moves up to 16th place in the challenge. Show more






1,2,3,4,7. W. 6,8 for the late doubleclaims the pup






Pool in race 2 evg, $412,700 not bad for a sleepy lil track in Louisiana
Boy I really needed GORDO to win the 12th at Laurel at 4/1. Just didn't have that last closing kick.












Question:
When are you eliminated after losing the last life preserver?
Or, when you loose all you bets with no life preserver left?


I simply don't want to miss the Stephen Foster at Churchill today. Not betting the race. This is a real top-notch field.
137 pounds on a battered frame.
Age creeping in. Legs aching.
And in front of him — Honest... Show more 1 hour 27 minutes ago