Thoroughbred

The company bought 400 horses for the riders to use.

The horses consisted of Morgans, Thoroughbreds, Pintos, and Mustangs, and they were saddled with lightweight saddles.

Each horse could carry around 165 pounds and travel at 10 miles per hour.

That weight included the rider, a special saddle bag called a machilla that could hold 20 pounds of mail and was padlocked, a water sack and the rider's revolver.

How funny.

Imagine him being registered with the Thoroughbred Association and the Stock Horse Association.

Yeah, but he has got a lot of thoroughbred in him.

His mum was by Romeo and Romeo was half thoroughbred.

It doesn't

matter what breed you go to.

Thoroughbred's a foundation breed.

The right fruit.

The Supreme, we have the Top Pleasure.

And then we also have Thoroughbreds, which, by the way, is a great write-off.

If you need a tax write-off, you need to buy some Thoroughbreds.

You

lose money.

And we'll be seeing her mentioned a lot in the award shows, like at the Doncaster Hotel, as we get late into fall and winter for their version of the Eclipse Awards.

All right, the FanDuel Breeders' Cup Juvenile presented by Thoroughbred after Care Alliance.

I feel like I want to say all of that because the field is a little small for this race, and maybe it's no wonder.

Did Hughes scare them off in this mile-and-a-sixteenth edition of the Juvenile at 4.55 Eastern Time? Two turns, of course, for this particular affair.

Mick, you're the number one." Thank you for that, Gary.

Uh, and Clarky's texted back saying, just, uh, in addition to what you said about Cardigan Bay, not just the first standard bred horse to win a million dollars, uh, also first to, a Thoroughbred horse or, or beat the other Thoroughbreds to win a million.

So that's-

It's actually, [laughs] that's actually a really interesting point of contention because a lot of people think that's true, but it's not.

What's her name?" This is Pearl, like the one I want.

And I said, "Well, what's his name?" And it's this big, giant, red Thoroughbred.

Yeah.

And she goes, "Well, he's never had a name." [gasps]

Ed Butler ain't putting in no cow pony, Mr. Dillon.

He's running a Thoroughbred.

Oh.

So Thatcher's betting everything he has on this quarter horse of his to beat a cow pony and now Butler is running a pure racing horse, a Thoroughbred.

[horse galloping] Well, it's past 1:00.

Let's get on over to the other side of the river.

Then get your horses down there to where those two buck boards are.

That'll be the starting line.