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Bullet Train has now left on his way to stud in Kentucky. Farewell lad, wish you well.
Really pleased to hear that.
He certainly played his part in his younger relations incredible career.
Lets hope he enjoys his time as the "star of the show".Call me a soppy sentimentalist but it really saddens me to learn that Bullet Train has been separated from his little brother after all these years together
It’s a good thing too, over here the market isn’t saturated with 10 billion sons and grandsons of Sadler’s Wells and Danehill. Besides the El Prados (Medaglia d’Oro, Kitten’s Joy, Artie Schiller, Borrego) he’ll have no competition.
Call me a soppy sentimentalist but it really saddens me to learn that Bullet Train has been separated from his little brother after all these years together
I am DEFINITELY a soppy sentimentalist BH and completely agree! But who knows – HE may be the star of the show in the breeding sheds!
"this perfect mix of poetry and destruction, this glory of rhythm, power and majesty: the undisputed champion of the world!!!"
Call me a soppy sentimentalist but it really saddens me to learn that Bullet Train has been separated from his little brother after all these years together
Totally agree there.
Call me a soppy sentimentalist but it really saddens me to learn that Bullet Train has been separated from his little brother after all these years together
Oh BH now you’ve made me sad
Also spare a thought for Sir Henry Cecil doing his nightly rounds gazing into two empty stables.
All good wishes to Bullet Train in his new career, the main thing is both the Brothers keep sound and safe.
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