The 2012 Derby winner Camelot, who narrowly missed out on racing's Triple Crown last year, has been retired. he also won the 2,000 Guineas and will start a breeding career in 2014.

(14/10/2013, 17:19)rustee1 Wrote: The 2012 Derby winner Camelot, who narrowly missed out on racing's Triple Crown last year, has been retired. he also won the 2,000 Guineas and will start a breeding career in 2014.

Less running, more fucking...

Best of luck to him.

yeah what a life, if your a horse of course. i wonder what his stud fee will be? i'm guessing it will be big just on the family he is breed from alone, not including being a derby winner.

(15/10/2013, 14:41)rustee1 Wrote: yeah what a life, if your a horse of course. i wonder what his stud fee will be? i'm guessing it will be big just on the family he is breed from alone, not including being a derby winner.

Sounding like a high-class horse pimp there Rustee.

Careful now. :)

lol, gator don't play no shit. i'd love to getin the horse pimp game, they make a fortune. i think frankel's stud fee is 125,000 and he covers over 100 horses a year. some nice change.

You want to have a word with Roger McGuinn. He's always on the lookout.

lol, when i said i wanted to become a horse pimp i meant own a horse and charge a stud fee. i'm not into beastiality, although i'm sure i heard a babeshow babe was a few years ago.

Fair enough, it's a slippery slope though. So mind out.

(15/10/2013, 15:04)rustee1 Wrote: although i'm sure i heard a babeshow babe was a few years ago.

Easy now... :D

will i get in trouble

Superb horse for the first four races of his career but running him on soft ground in the Irish Derby, then in the Leger and then a soft ground Arc ultimately ruined the horse and cost him a decent 4yo campaign but still thanks for the great memories of the Guineas and Derby wins