05-10-2005, 02:08 AM
Only days after winning the Kentucky Derby (1996), Grindstone is retired to stud when a bone chip is discovered in his right knee for the second time in his career. He becomes the second horse to be retired immediately after winning the Derby. His short racing career featured three wins, including the derby, but knee injury prompts his backers to fast-track his path to syndication while his breeding value it at it agogee.
apple Wrote:Aww, but mich, its only a 22 year age difference, I'm still legal :broken:
Bill Wrote:The pool is frozen like Tom Foolery's Saturday night date's snatch.
pineschic Wrote:comon' over here big boy (Vita E).. I'll warm you right up. lol