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Big Brown is a loser

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I have been saying it for weeks. Where are all the people who were laughing at me? I cant hear you...

Big Brown = Big Bust

 

This must have been the first race you have watched...:rolleyes:

This must have been the first race you have watched...:rolleyes:

 

Nope, I was just sick and tired of the hype. Even being mentioned in the same breath as "Big Red". Not even close.

I have been saying it for weeks. Where are all the people who were laughing at me? I cant hear you...

 

Some don't eat crow very well. Kudos to you:thumb:

Nope, I was just sick and tired of the hype. Even being mentioned in the same breath as "Big Red". Not even close.

 

A horse that wins 2/3 races if the Triple crown is far from a bust..not a good choice of words.

First ever triple crown favorite to finish last.

Something was wrong with Big Brown.

 

Really?

A horse that wins 2/3 races if the Triple crown is far from a bust..not a good choice of words.

 

A "Belmont Bust". How's that??

^

 

It looks that way..A horse that blows away the field in the first 2 races and gets last you tell me...

It sucks that he lost, but you've gotta give Desormeaux credit for doing the right thing and easing him. Having J. Bailey on the ESPN broadcast is outstanding w/re to the insight and context he's able to provide for Desormeaux's actions in explaining it to those who might not understand the ins and outs of horse racing.

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