Post by bluebluesea on Mar 21, 2007 11:51:03 GMT -5
exerpt from an article by Brad Free:
There are only eight betting interests in the first race, owing to a pair of coupled entries. The most noteworthy is the entry of Kaylasrocketdancer and Kyles Rocketdancer, who are twins. They are by the obscure sire Rocket Cat and out of the Nijinsky's Table mare Banta's Dancer. Twins are rare, and it is rarer still for them to run, even rarer for one to be successful. Both Kaylasrocketdancer and Kyles Rocketdancer have trained at Fairplex Park, and their works are not as inspiring as their tale.
The twin horses are owned by their namesakes, twin humans Kayla and Kyle Williamson, and trained by Keith Craigmyle, who is seeking his first win of the meet.
Even if they don't have a chance, what an amazing story - twin owners who have twin racehorses. I'd love to see the two of them. Their race is today at 1.
There are only eight betting interests in the first race, owing to a pair of coupled entries. The most noteworthy is the entry of Kaylasrocketdancer and Kyles Rocketdancer, who are twins. They are by the obscure sire Rocket Cat and out of the Nijinsky's Table mare Banta's Dancer. Twins are rare, and it is rarer still for them to run, even rarer for one to be successful. Both Kaylasrocketdancer and Kyles Rocketdancer have trained at Fairplex Park, and their works are not as inspiring as their tale.
The twin horses are owned by their namesakes, twin humans Kayla and Kyle Williamson, and trained by Keith Craigmyle, who is seeking his first win of the meet.
Even if they don't have a chance, what an amazing story - twin owners who have twin racehorses. I'd love to see the two of them. Their race is today at 1.
