2026 Next Generation Pacing Filly Slot Sold for $7,000
Quote from pcmark15 on June 29, 2026, 4:53 PMPretty crappy that I'm a Bella Dayle shareholder and I've already been billed for her Next Gen entry fee and that when it was decided she wasn't going to be entered and when her spot was sold undervalue that I had to find out on this board instead of from THE STABLE. My frustration continues to grow and that's why I've already sold a third of my horses and probably will continue to do so. There are other options.
Pretty crappy that I'm a Bella Dayle shareholder and I've already been billed for her Next Gen entry fee and that when it was decided she wasn't going to be entered and when her spot was sold undervalue that I had to find out on this board instead of from THE STABLE. My frustration continues to grow and that's why I've already sold a third of my horses and probably will continue to do so. There are other options.
Quote from Bgtolex25 on June 29, 2026, 7:56 PM@pcmark15 Reach out brother. Let’s talk. If nothing else, I need to get some of that hot sauce for my nephew.
I am throwing this out there, but we all could put something together as a partnership/stable and go in on a horse or two. Pick our trainer and jurisdiction based on our collective priorities. Many of us have more than one option. I love aspects of TheStable and will always keep a toe in the water, as long as promoting the sport is a priority.
@pcmark15 Reach out brother. Let’s talk. If nothing else, I need to get some of that hot sauce for my nephew.
I am throwing this out there, but we all could put something together as a partnership/stable and go in on a horse or two. Pick our trainer and jurisdiction based on our collective priorities. Many of us have more than one option. I love aspects of TheStable and will always keep a toe in the water, as long as promoting the sport is a priority.
Quote from pcmark15 on July 1, 2026, 5:17 PMQuote from Lonnie on June 29, 2026, 4:23 PMI wonder... Who has to suck up that $1000 + sale fees?
Today I received a Journal Entry credit for $70.
Quote from Lonnie on June 29, 2026, 4:23 PMI wonder... Who has to suck up that $1000 + sale fees?
Today I received a Journal Entry credit for $70.
Quote from pcmark15 on July 13, 2026, 1:11 AMQuote from Bgtolex25 on June 29, 2026, 7:56 PM@pcmark15 Reach out brother. Let’s talk. If nothing else, I need to get some of that hot sauce for my nephew.
I am throwing this out there, but we all could put something together as a partnership/stable and go in on a horse or two. Pick our trainer and jurisdiction based on our collective priorities. Many of us have more than one option. I love aspects of TheStable and will always keep a toe in the water, as long as promoting the sport is a priority.
Here we go guys, I've had the same thought as @bgtolex25 for a while now. I'm not saying we jump on this one but if there's any interest explore our options.
Every once in a while there's groups of yearlings being listed on Ongait, from what I seen there's usually legitimate reasons for the sale and the horses typically aren't just throw aways. In the past I've seen some yearlings with very nice pedigrees go in the range of $7000-$9000 and purchased by the likes of Greg Luther and Evan Katz.
Just food for thought.
https://ongait.com/Listings/View/39588?search=
Quote from Bgtolex25 on June 29, 2026, 7:56 PM@pcmark15 Reach out brother. Let’s talk. If nothing else, I need to get some of that hot sauce for my nephew.
I am throwing this out there, but we all could put something together as a partnership/stable and go in on a horse or two. Pick our trainer and jurisdiction based on our collective priorities. Many of us have more than one option. I love aspects of TheStable and will always keep a toe in the water, as long as promoting the sport is a priority.
Here we go guys, I've had the same thought as @bgtolex25 for a while now. I'm not saying we jump on this one but if there's any interest explore our options.
Every once in a while there's groups of yearlings being listed on Ongait, from what I seen there's usually legitimate reasons for the sale and the horses typically aren't just throw aways. In the past I've seen some yearlings with very nice pedigrees go in the range of $7000-$9000 and purchased by the likes of Greg Luther and Evan Katz.
Just food for thought.
Quote from Purple Aura on July 13, 2026, 12:56 PMWatching Big M this weekend is Perfect Sting the only pacing sire in Jersey? All the baby races he was the sire.
Watching Big M this weekend is Perfect Sting the only pacing sire in Jersey? All the baby races he was the sire.
Quote from Lonnie on July 13, 2026, 1:26 PMQuote from Purple Aura on July 13, 2026, 12:56 PMWatching Big M this weekend is Perfect Sting the only pacing sire in Jersey? All the baby races he was the sire.
New Jersey used to be one of the IT states. But it's dried up, and the Sire Stakes program reflects that.
Quote from Purple Aura on July 13, 2026, 12:56 PMWatching Big M this weekend is Perfect Sting the only pacing sire in Jersey? All the baby races he was the sire.
New Jersey used to be one of the IT states. But it's dried up, and the Sire Stakes program reflects that.
Quote from NiekH on July 13, 2026, 1:56 PMQuote from Lonnie on July 13, 2026, 1:26 PMQuote from Purple Aura on July 13, 2026, 12:56 PMWatching Big M this weekend is Perfect Sting the only pacing sire in Jersey? All the baby races he was the sire.
New Jersey used to be one of the IT states. But it's dried up, and the Sire Stakes program reflects that.
The sire stakes in New Jersey are the worst setup in the country. 2 or 3 legs at $25,000 each and a $225,000 final? Kentucky, Ohio, Ontario, Indiana, New York and even Pennsylvania have a better program build. And how is this only the first year that they add a B division?!
Quote from Lonnie on July 13, 2026, 1:26 PMQuote from Purple Aura on July 13, 2026, 12:56 PMWatching Big M this weekend is Perfect Sting the only pacing sire in Jersey? All the baby races he was the sire.
New Jersey used to be one of the IT states. But it's dried up, and the Sire Stakes program reflects that.
The sire stakes in New Jersey are the worst setup in the country. 2 or 3 legs at $25,000 each and a $225,000 final? Kentucky, Ohio, Ontario, Indiana, New York and even Pennsylvania have a better program build. And how is this only the first year that they add a B division?!
Quote from Bgtolex25 on July 13, 2026, 3:49 PMQuote from pcmark15 on July 13, 2026, 1:11 AMQuote from Bgtolex25 on June 29, 2026, 7:56 PM@pcmark15 Reach out brother. Let’s talk. If nothing else, I need to get some of that hot sauce for my nephew.
I am throwing this out there, but we all could put something together as a partnership/stable and go in on a horse or two. Pick our trainer and jurisdiction based on our collective priorities. Many of us have more than one option. I love aspects of TheStable and will always keep a toe in the water, as long as promoting the sport is a priority.
Here we go guys, I've had the same thought as @bgtolex25 for a while now. I'm not saying we jump on this one but if there's any interest explore our options.
Every once in a while there's groups of yearlings being listed on Ongait, from what I seen there's usually legitimate reasons for the sale and the horses typically aren't just throw aways. In the past I've seen some yearlings with very nice pedigrees go in the range of $7000-$9000 and purchased by the likes of Greg Luther and Evan Katz.
Just food for thought.
https://ongait.com/Listings/View/39588?search=
If we have enough interest, then I can try to get out to Luther’s new farm in Paris, Ky to look at her on Tuesday. It can be a test run. Even if it is just to kick the tires around, I wouldn’t mind seeing Luther’s place and make another contact. One thing about Greg, he likes to talk about his horses and the industry.
Quote from pcmark15 on July 13, 2026, 1:11 AMQuote from Bgtolex25 on June 29, 2026, 7:56 PM@pcmark15 Reach out brother. Let’s talk. If nothing else, I need to get some of that hot sauce for my nephew.
I am throwing this out there, but we all could put something together as a partnership/stable and go in on a horse or two. Pick our trainer and jurisdiction based on our collective priorities. Many of us have more than one option. I love aspects of TheStable and will always keep a toe in the water, as long as promoting the sport is a priority.
Here we go guys, I've had the same thought as @bgtolex25 for a while now. I'm not saying we jump on this one but if there's any interest explore our options.
Every once in a while there's groups of yearlings being listed on Ongait, from what I seen there's usually legitimate reasons for the sale and the horses typically aren't just throw aways. In the past I've seen some yearlings with very nice pedigrees go in the range of $7000-$9000 and purchased by the likes of Greg Luther and Evan Katz.
Just food for thought.
If we have enough interest, then I can try to get out to Luther’s new farm in Paris, Ky to look at her on Tuesday. It can be a test run. Even if it is just to kick the tires around, I wouldn’t mind seeing Luther’s place and make another contact. One thing about Greg, he likes to talk about his horses and the industry.