This was a heartbreaking breeders cup. One I would like to forget. I was happy to see the derby winner, Unbridled, get this win. Very courageous move to go between horses like that. I was so proud of him.
Go For Wand? I remember. I was 15, at our local track, and forcing my dad to make illegal 3 dollar show bets every race. Go For Wand was the shit. Terrible to see her go down like that.
Unbridled´s trainer Carl A. Nafzger (born August 29th. 1941 in Plainview, Texas) was awarded with the highest honours of two different sports in the same year: In 2008 he was inducted to both National Museum and Hall of Fame Racing in Saratoga Springs, New York and to Texas Rodeo Cowboy Hall of Fame in Fort Worth, Texas. Before Nafzger was involved in horse racing he was a Rodeo bullrider champion. Congratulations Mister Nafzger! Greetings from Venezuela.
+Caroni100 I'm happy you posted this information about Carl Nafzger. He is one of the great racing icons, and his moment with Ms. Genter during the stretch run of the Derby was a moment I will always cherish. The way he nurtured not only the horse but also the owner proved what a talented individual he really was. A true gentleman who excelled in all he did. God Bless you. Please take good care :-)
Good night and thank you very much. Thirty six years later, those loving and tender images of Carl Nafzger and Mrs. Frances A. Genter (1898-1992) are still a part of "This is an ABC Special Presentation" segment (or is NBC?) I became a horse racing fan since my father (RIP) took me at La Rinconada Racetrack one Saturday afternoon when I was a nine year-old kid (I´m 53) He worked from Monday to Friday as a public accountant in an electricity company, and two weekends a month he worked in a locker betting at the racetrack. The view of thoroughbreds, the jockeys with their colourful shirts, the track. the gardens and the crowded grandstands shocked me (in a positive way, of course)
Caroni100 was at Delaware park that fall afternoon and had 36 red ten dollars across and had the 1 2 4 in ri my heart was broke mike smith was 30 years younger than great times great track stories remember ing times seemed like yesterday times long ago and far away come back please try to make a calling
still one of my all time favorite races...Ranks right up there with Sunday Silence, Winning Colors and.... Sillytwopockets,my Canterbury downs favorite horse.
RIP Izvestia...how heartbreaking his story was.he was to be retired to stud after his last race and they'd already started advertising him as a stud when he was fatally injured
When you bet on a horse like Unbridled, running the way he did here, it makes you feel very clever. Outside post guided to the inside to save ground, then squeezing through under Pat _Wait All_ Day to win by 3/4 length in last strides.
Pioneer of The Nile is American Pharoah's father. Unbridled is Arrogates grandfather.......Arrogates father is Unbridleds Song. ;) Arro gets his zippity doo da from both his grandfather AND his father. Wish they would continue to race him as a 5yr old next year. They get bigger, better and faster by age 5. BUT they will retire Arrogate after his BCC run Nov. 4th.
That post postition had to cost Unbridled atleast 5 lengths. 5 seconds in to the race and he's already 10 lengths behind. Great closing job by Unbridled, ride by Day and training job by Nafzger.
"In 1984 I gave serious consideration about getting out of racing. I was going to sell my equipment and go into seminary. But The Lord told to stay in racing" Pat Day (1953 - ) Hall of Fame Jockey
Coming from the worst post position in America ( they litterally start on the turn) Wait all day, Pat Day saved all the ground, & got up to get the $in deep stretch! Lucky for the super hot pace...❤️🙏👉🇺🇸👍
"En 1984 consideré seriamente la posibilidad de retirarme de las carreras. Iba a vender mi equipo e irme al seminario. Pero El Señor me dijo que continuara montando" Pat Day (1953 - ) Jinete del Salón de la Fama. Saludos desde Venezuela.
Pat Day fue, es y será el vivo ejemplo de que la paciencia rinde frutos Esperó, esperó, esperó hasta que llamó a correr a Unbridled, el caballo respondió y Day hilvanó un soberbió pase entre dos para ganar una gran carrera !Que jinetazo! !No en vano ganó más de Ocho Mil (8,000) carreras!
"Fue un gran final para un día desastroso. Cuando la yegua (Go for Wand) se fracturó, muchos de nosotros estábamos listos para tirar la toalla. Oramos en el recinto de jinetes. Fue el día más triste en la historia de las Copas de Criadores" Pat Day, jinete de Unbridled en la Copa de Criadores Clásica 1990
Everyone talks about the ride by Pat Day (which was masterful), but don't overlook the ride by a young Mike Smith on Thirty Six Red. He nearly stole the race on a horse that was far below the quality of the horses that beat him.
Ibn Bey with a competent jockey would be a Breeders Cup Classic winner. Maybe Unbridled doesn’t have the same stud career. Maybe entire lines never happen.
This was a heartbreaking breeders cup. One I would like to forget. I was happy to see the derby winner, Unbridled, get this win. Very courageous move to go between horses like that. I was so proud of him.
I got chills listening to that call by Tom Durkin. What a race.
Carl Nafzger and Pat Day, glory years were at Arlington Park (period)
It is still very difficult to watch any of the 1990 Breeders Cup -- that was a very sad day!!!
Go For Wand? I remember. I was 15, at our local track, and forcing my dad to make illegal 3 dollar show bets every race.
Go For Wand was the shit. Terrible to see her go down like that.
It was a horrible day in racing….beyond heartbreaking,
Unbridled´s trainer Carl A. Nafzger (born August 29th. 1941 in Plainview, Texas) was awarded with the highest honours of two different sports in the same year: In 2008 he was inducted to both National Museum and Hall of Fame Racing in Saratoga Springs, New York and to Texas Rodeo Cowboy Hall of Fame in Fort Worth, Texas. Before Nafzger was involved in horse racing he was a Rodeo bullrider champion. Congratulations Mister Nafzger! Greetings from Venezuela.
+Caroni100 I'm happy you posted this information about Carl Nafzger. He is one of the great racing icons, and his moment with Ms. Genter during the stretch run of the Derby was a moment I will always cherish. The way he nurtured not only the horse but also the owner proved what a talented individual he really was. A true gentleman who excelled in all he did. God Bless you. Please take good care :-)
Good night and thank you very much. Thirty six years later, those loving and tender images of Carl Nafzger and Mrs. Frances A. Genter (1898-1992) are still a part of "This is an ABC Special Presentation" segment (or is NBC?) I became a horse racing fan since my father (RIP) took me at La Rinconada Racetrack one Saturday afternoon when I was a nine year-old kid (I´m 53) He worked from Monday to Friday as a public accountant in an electricity company, and two weekends a month he worked in a locker betting at the racetrack. The view of thoroughbreds, the jockeys with their colourful shirts, the track. the gardens and the crowded grandstands shocked me (in a positive way, of course)
Caroni100 was at Delaware park that fall afternoon and had 36 red ten dollars across and had the 1 2 4 in ri my heart was broke mike smith was 30 years younger than great times great track stories remember ing times seemed like yesterday times long ago and far away come back please try to make a calling
I'm really surprised that Unbridled is not in the Racing Hall of Fame
I love that race. Unbridled, never doubt the heart of a champion. Pat Day, an absolute monster.
still one of my all time favorite races...Ranks right up there with Sunday Silence, Winning Colors and.... Sillytwopockets,my Canterbury downs favorite horse.
RIP Izvestia...how heartbreaking his story was.he was to be retired to stud after his last race and they'd already started advertising him as a stud when he was fatally injured
Several horses died in the 1990 BC: Mr. Nickerson, Go For Wand...
😢😢😢😢😢😢
Really a shame that Unbridled hasn’t been inducted into the Horse Racing Hall of Fame yet.
Unbridled was a great horse 👍🙂
Aww Ibn Bey, so close big man RIP.
+andrew Lewis Yes...he ran one heck of a bang-up second. He helped create one of the great stretch runs in Classic history.
unbridled , sunday silence , American pharaoh , only 3 horses to win derby and classic as 3 yo
Unbridled is the great grandsire of American Pharaoh
Authentic
Is American Pharaoh the only horse to win the the triple crown and Classic
@@patrickduncanjr1045 yes
"Everyday is like a dream. The Lord has orchestrated a great career"
Pat Day (1953- ) Retired jockey. Best regards from Venezuela.
When you bet on a horse like Unbridled, running the way he did here, it makes you feel very clever.
Outside post guided to the inside to save ground, then squeezing through under Pat _Wait All_ Day to win by 3/4 length in last strides.
Unbridled Didnt even Flinch Squeezing Through! His Son Empire Maker Loved Belmont Park and The Sloppy Track 2!! As His Son American Pharoah!!
oo ee american pharoah
Pioneer of The Nile is American Pharoah's father. Unbridled is Arrogates grandfather.......Arrogates father is Unbridleds Song. ;) Arro gets his zippity doo da from both his grandfather AND his father. Wish they would continue to race him as a 5yr old next year. They get bigger, better and faster by age 5. BUT they will retire Arrogate after his BCC run Nov. 4th.
Rip unbridled🤠
That post postition had to cost Unbridled atleast 5 lengths. 5 seconds in to the race and he's already 10 lengths behind. Great closing job by Unbridled, ride by Day and training job by Nafzger.
"Everyday is like a dream. The Lord has orchestrated a great career" Pat Day (1953- ) Retired jockey. Greetings from Venezuela.
The pinnacle of greatness!
That's why Pat has his own Statue at Churchill.
R.I.P. Ibn Bey 12-10-12
Dam what guts!
Patient Pat, a masterful ride!
Redeemed from his 1989 bc classic miscue on easy goer
"In 1984 I gave serious consideration about getting out of racing. I was going to sell my equipment and go into seminary. But The Lord told to stay in racing"
Pat Day
(1953 - )
Hall of Fame Jockey
Friend of mine had $50 wp on Ibn Bey and boxed with Unbridled he was very happy.
"Cada día es como un sueño. El Señor ha orquestado una gran carrera"
Pat Day (1953 - )
Jinete retirado
Unbridled had some big wins!
1st graded stakes win since the kentucky derby
Coming from the worst post position in America ( they litterally start on the turn) Wait all day, Pat Day saved all the ground, & got up to get the $in deep stretch! Lucky for the super hot pace...❤️🙏👉🇺🇸👍
"En 1984 consideré seriamente la posibilidad de retirarme de las carreras. Iba a vender mi equipo e irme al seminario. Pero El Señor me dijo que continuara montando"
Pat Day
(1953 - )
Jinete del Salón de la Fama.
Saludos desde Venezuela.
He was a beautiful horse
OMG Unbridled wasn't even trying hard, his head was upright as he passes them two
Pat Day fue, es y será el vivo ejemplo de que la paciencia rinde frutos
Esperó, esperó, esperó hasta que llamó a correr a Unbridled, el caballo respondió
y Day hilvanó un soberbió pase entre dos para ganar una gran carrera
!Que jinetazo! !No en vano ganó más de Ocho Mil (8,000) carreras!
"Fue un gran final para un día desastroso. Cuando la yegua (Go for Wand)
se fracturó, muchos de nosotros estábamos listos para tirar la toalla.
Oramos en el recinto de jinetes. Fue el día más triste en la historia de
las Copas de Criadores"
Pat Day, jinete de Unbridled en la Copa de Criadores Clásica 1990
Everyone talks about the ride by Pat Day (which was masterful), but don't overlook the ride by a young Mike Smith on Thirty Six Red. He nearly stole the race on a horse that was far below the quality of the horses that beat him.
what vhs tape is this from Im trying to buy it
Breeders cup the 1st 10 years
OMG- what guts!
Pero solamente 1 a ganado la Triple corona y el classic
Ibn Bey with a competent jockey would be a Breeders Cup Classic winner. Maybe Unbridled doesn’t have the same stud career. Maybe entire lines never happen.