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Can anyone tell me what happened to the worlds most expensive juvenile? I know he missed his juvenile year and then there was talk of a saratoga maiden but then what? did he ever race?
He is back in trianing now ,the injury has healed up well,and he is due on the track in the next few weeks
4th Race – Belmont Park – Saturday, September 15th, 2007 MAIDEN SPECIAL WEIGHT. 6 Furlongs Dirt. Purse $52,000.
1 Sixthirteen 3 C L 119 Migliore Richard Hushion Michael E.
2 Bujagali 3 C L 119 Coa Eibar McLaughlin Kiaran P.
3 Roi Maudit 3 C L 119 Desormeaux Kent J. Mott William I.
4 The Green Monkey 3 C L 119 Velazquez John R. Pletcher Todd A.
5 Holla Bend 3 C 119 Chavez Jorge F. Bohannan Thomas K.
6 Secret Design 3 C L 119 Gomez Garrett K. Dutrow, Jr. Richard E.Payback time
Also in the media today in another publication…
…. lead photo in a Horse & Hound feature about the most expensive equine failures.
Jalil was pictured right next to him.
Time will tell, but thus far it looks like H&H have it right…
The Green Monkey, the most expensive horse ever bought at public auction, made an inauspicious racetrack debut when he ran third in a six-horse 1200m maiden at Belmont.
A $US16 million purchase in February last year, The Green Monkey’s racing career was delayed due to a series of ailments.
Trainer Todd Pletcher said he was obviously hoping the colt would win but did not think he had run badly.
"I was hoping he would run a little better," Pletcher said.
"If you’d asked me beforehand if they run 1:09 flat can he win? I’d say he’s probably not ready for that.
"For a first-time starter to run faster than 1:09.10 would be hard to do.
"Obviously he generated a lot of interest, so that part of it was good."What do they expect with a name like that?
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