Deep Impact was put down
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Shadai SS anounced that DI was put down after a surgery.
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Born in 2002 so he was 17
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Same here...I read it and said 'oh no!' out loud.
That's a huge loss, and not just for Japanese breeding.
I hope his sons shine as brightly for him as he did for his sire, Sunday Silence.
ETA: I clicked on that Shadai site link, and all I got was a scenic video of the farm and some horses (and no sound?). If there was a news link, I didn't see it.
That's a huge loss, and not just for Japanese breeding.
I hope his sons shine as brightly for him as he did for his sire, Sunday Silence.
ETA: I clicked on that Shadai site link, and all I got was a scenic video of the farm and some horses (and no sound?). If there was a news link, I didn't see it.
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Neither Bloodhorse nor Paulick Report has this news up, although Paulick has at least a tweet about it. Not even RacingPost is carrying it.
That should change soon.
That should change soon.
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Too bad they didn’t have one of these. I am so sorry to all who loved and cared for him.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=awqHR2vNSOM
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=awqHR2vNSOM
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This is so so sad He was so young RIP Deep Impact.
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I'm so sad and actually crying. He was one of my favorite racehorse ever and a phenomenal sire. R.I.P Deep Impact, champion, you never will be forgotten.
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Article from Bloodhorse:
https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing ... ium=social
He was, in my opinion, the greatest Japanese racehorse ever. Combined with going on the be the best sire theyve ever had, it can be said that he was the greatest Japanese horse ever. Full stop.
It’s such a shame that both Deep Impact and his sire were lost at the relatively young ages of 16 and 17. They each already had solid foundations for their legacy, but it’s devastating nonetheless.
Japan has lost their top sire and operations like Coolmore and Flaxman Stables have lost a top international outcross. I’m sure his already expensive progeny will be priceless at the auctions for the next couple of years.
Was it ever explicitly stated that his ongoing neck condition was a result of covering 250+ mares for over 10 years in a row? I can only speculate, but I wonder if this tragedy will affect the book sizes of Shadai’s stallions in the future.
https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-racing ... ium=social
He was, in my opinion, the greatest Japanese racehorse ever. Combined with going on the be the best sire theyve ever had, it can be said that he was the greatest Japanese horse ever. Full stop.
It’s such a shame that both Deep Impact and his sire were lost at the relatively young ages of 16 and 17. They each already had solid foundations for their legacy, but it’s devastating nonetheless.
Japan has lost their top sire and operations like Coolmore and Flaxman Stables have lost a top international outcross. I’m sure his already expensive progeny will be priceless at the auctions for the next couple of years.
Was it ever explicitly stated that his ongoing neck condition was a result of covering 250+ mares for over 10 years in a row? I can only speculate, but I wonder if this tragedy will affect the book sizes of Shadai’s stallions in the future.
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This is heartbreaking. I knew something was wrong when I saw @LongBallToNoOne's twitter posts but I didn't want to believe it.
Gonna go cry for awhile now. :
This is heartbreaking. I knew something was wrong when I saw @LongBallToNoOne's twitter posts but I didn't want to believe it.
Gonna go cry for awhile now. :
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For the life of me I don't understand why more vet hospitals that perform surgery on horses don't have a recovery poolZiggypop wrote: ↑Tue Jul 30, 2019 9:43 am Too bad they didn’t have one of these. I am so sorry to all who loved and cared for him.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=awqHR2vNSOM
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While it's possible he could have injured himself coming out of the anesthesia, it's not definitively stated anywhere I've read so far. It could've been an underlying injury that wasn't detected, or a hairline fracture that couldn't take one more stressor, or a complication of the surgery itself.
Or okay, maybe it was anesthesia recovery but that doesn't bring him back OR make anyone feel better.
I don't even know why it's making me so mad except for the fact that I'd like just one moment to mourn maybe before we go second-guessing and pointing fingers.
Sorry, I'll go put myself on ignore.
Or okay, maybe it was anesthesia recovery but that doesn't bring him back OR make anyone feel better.
I don't even know why it's making me so mad except for the fact that I'd like just one moment to mourn maybe before we go second-guessing and pointing fingers.
Sorry, I'll go put myself on ignore.