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He has heat on his ankle and it is tender to flex.  It's also going to be a sloppy track and the trainer and owner are not willing to take a chance on a serious injury.  Very noble call to give up a run for the roses ( especially when your the favorite) to do what is better for the horse's...

I will be cheering for I want revenge.  I've known the trainer Jeff Mullins since I was a kid.  He is a really good guy.  I agree though Dunkirk will make it interesting.

I would also worry about the dust.  That stuff is going to be extremely fine.  It is also going to be alot dirtier than straw.  If you are going to use it I would recomend spraying it down twice a day at least.

I am sure that your accusations of outcrossing is a great marketing device for you.  I am also posative that is has happened, just not on the scale some people would use to their advantage.  There a many honest, hardworking  Black Angus breeders who have been in it since the breed started who...

::)    Also if you breed a Thoroughbred to s Shetland Pony you will get a more pure Thoroughbred, because that is what they were like along time ago before the breed advanced.

Here is a link to  a post where I have pictures of three of my for Pale Face calves.  MY BW's were 70lbs,  88lbs , 91 lbs, and 98 lbs.  I don't think mine are small framed at all or small.  Different cow get different results I guess...

could you pm a price and location.

I had a similar problem this spring.  My son's steer would drag him, but was a total gentleman with me handling him.  He knew he could get away with that kind of nonsense with a 65 lb. kid but not me.  I bought a clip in nose ring and hooked it to a rope.  I kept a hold of the rope to the side...

Really, It's hard to tell.  ;D

Thanks for all the comments. 4 pale faces and  the only white is around the nuts on the two bulls.  I was hoping for a little chrome that you could actually see.  ;D

First off, I can't take a picture to save my skin.  This is the first year we have used clubby bulls, and here are the results. Bull calf Pale Face x Northern Improvement Heifer calf  Pale Face x Northern Improvement Bull Calf  Eskimo Leggs (Shorthorn) x TC Stockman Another Bull...

We have 35 head and the are great.  Good disposition, easy keepers, and we haven't had any problem with milk.  Ours milk great.

Northern Improvement

I'll get some tomorrow.  Come on this was one of the best posts last year at this time.  Everyone got crappy calves or what?

Select Sire has a full brother to Irish Whiskey that is clean. Free Whiskey.    http://www.selectsires.com/beef/directory/documents/7MA8.pdf

We weighed everything.  This year we are using the tape plus weighing. The tape says it is a 5 pound plus or minus, but the biggest difference we have had is 3 pounds.  Most are within 2.  I might put more trust in it the older I get, and cannot lift the calves. Show Steaks you might want to...

He is a Northern Improvement out of a Lutton daughter?

Well Show Steak I guess it all depends on what kind of a breeder or person you want  to be.  My family and I have raised registered Black Angus for 54 years.  We have never registered a calf with exessive white, scurs, or questionable parentage.  I have never fudged on a birthweight,  birthdate...

http://www.selectsires.com/beef/directory/documents/7CA8.pdf I actually like the pic of him better than Friction

Hairy?  What bull is hairy?  Nice calves.