Across the pond

[barbaro111]

Auguste Rodin won-- really a strong race but San Antonio went down-- waiting for news

[20hayes20]

Didnt look good for San Antonio.

Hayes

[SukiSatsuki]

Auguste Rodin won-- really a strong race but San Antonio went down-- waiting for news

I hope he's ok

[HB1994]

Didnt look good for San Antonio.

Hayes

San Antonio is gone

Waiting to hear if Wayne Lordan is okay.

[HB1994]

I am shocked to hear that this is Ryan Moore’s first win in the Irish Derby.

[barbaro111]

Didnt look good for San Antonio.

Hayes

San Antonio is gone

Waiting to hear if Wayne Lordan is okay.

I am not surprised: it looked bad. I hope the jockey will be ok.
RIP--- so sad. it breaks my heart every time this happens.

[KatieK101]

Auguste Rodin has to be one of the most valuable stallion prospects in racing right now, if not THE most valuable, no? His pedigree is already drool-worthy combined with his record.

[CoronadosQuest]

Auguste Rodin has to be one of the most valuable stallion prospects in racing right now, if not THE most valuable, no? His pedigree is already drool-worthy combined with his record.

I can only imagine the high expectations he has as a future sire. I'm surprised Coolmore hasn't wrapped him in bubble wrap already.

[SukiSatsuki]

Auguste Rodin has to be one of the most valuable stallion prospects in racing right now, if not THE most valuable, no? His pedigree is already drool-worthy combined with his record.

I can only imagine the high expectations he has as a future sire. I'm surprised Coolmore hasn't wrapped him in bubble wrap already.

What races are in the English triple crown

[Le Beau Bai]

Auguste Rodin has to be one of the most valuable stallion prospects in racing right now, if not THE most valuable, no? His pedigree is already drool-worthy combined with his record.

I can only imagine the high expectations he has as a future sire. I'm surprised Coolmore hasn't wrapped him in bubble wrap already.

What races are in the English triple crown

The 2000 Guineas, Derby and the St. Leger.

[SukiSatsuki]

I can only imagine the high expectations he has as a future sire. I'm surprised Coolmore hasn't wrapped him in bubble wrap already.

What races are in the English triple crown

The 2000 Guineas, Derby and the St. Leger.

Thank you I don't keep up with British racing

[20hayes20]

For me the best 3 year old ive seen without any doubt is Ace Impact

Hayes

[HB1994]

For me the best 3 year old ive seen without any doubt is Ace Impact

Hayes

I like him, too. I’m looking forward to seeing King of Steel run again as well.

[20hayes20]

Frankie Dettori is putting his mansion up for rent at 15,000 pounds a month and is going to auction around 120 of his trophies .

Last time i went to Newmarket i heard a rumour he was going to the states to live.

Hayes

[20hayes20]

Auguste Rodin looks like going for the King George next followed by the Irish Champion Stakes

Hayes

[BaroqueAgain1]

I'm not surprised to hear that Frankie may be moving to the US. When you think about what a champion jockey might do next, you usually think trainer. But Dettori is personable and well-spoken. Being an on-air racing analyst would suit him...and I suspect that Fandrool had some talks with him when he was in California. Also, isn't Frankie single? Because if you saw that piece Fandrool did of "Frankie Does Hollywood" with the very pretty Britney Eurton, there was some flirting going on.
ETA: Did some research and Frankie IS married, with five children. Maybe the flirting was just Dettori being Italian.

[20hayes20]

I know this is totally off topic, but i was watching a quiz programme the other day and one of the questions was what do Americans call a cup of coffee.

The answer was Joe, is this a term in certain states or all across America ?

To be honest ive never heard anyone asked for a cup of Joe when i went to America lol

Hayes

[Mylute]

I know this is totally off topic, but i was watching a quiz programme the other day and one of the questions was what do Americans call a cup of coffee.

The answer was Joe, is this a term in certain states or all across America ?

To be honest ive never heard anyone asked for a cup of Joe when i went to America lol

Hayes

I can't say I've heard anyone call it that in person, but "cup of Joe" is a slang term for coffee here. I don't know the origin. There's a lot of traditional American slang/phrases that are actually regional so not everyone says it.

For example, Southerners supposedly call every soft drink "Coke," but I've never experienced this. We just call the specific soda by its name OR call them soft drinks as a collevtive.

[20hayes20]

Thanks Mylute

Hayes

[Starine]

I've heard of 'cup of Joe' but I have never called coffee that myself. It will always just be coffee to me.