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I'm going to get my trainer license in Puerto Rico. 1 yr and a half

Your a guy guy!

Great channel and I hope Nutella Fella wins in May of 2024

Good luck in the Champagne

Thank you for the information very informative …

Gary is very affable and honest, and Good Luck with Nutella Fella

The owners of Max Security Gary and Mary West think CD is getting greedy and running too many horses

Great Video very informative. Whatever happened to the white horse- Artic Storm Cat? Was he a winner?

Great video!!

A shadow roll to put the down 😂I trainer with more of 1k win 🤦🏼🤦🏼

GOOD STUFF!!!!!!

They are definitely not happy being locked in a stall for 23 hours.

That horse is NOT WHITE. The color is called Perlino. Rare and Very pretty

*If 80% of race-horses bleed, then breed only the 20% which do not* .Hopefully, with time you will wind up with nothing but non-bleeders.

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Very interesting and complex to keep equine athletes fit. Well done.

Love the calmed horse's, not frustrating

I meet s women whom made mash from Corn shell,. And plenty .they were calm , full

Gary, I've even seen people feeding their performance horses ground fish. I worked at a Saddle Horse stable where the horses were fed a mixture of rye in the oats. Oh, the hay. The hay. I climbed up in the hayloft, and the scent of the hay was GLORIOUS! I was wishing I were a horse at that moment! The hay had a distinctly minty smell. A lot of the hayfields in the upper Midwest are rich in nutrients.

Gary, I'd love to meet you in person. You need to write a book for prospective Thoroughbred race horse owners. I am not planning to own one but you have a lot of knowledge that could help a lot of people. Who do you think will win the Kentucky Derby? This looks to be the most wide open field I've seen in years. BTW, I've been a horse owner, but pleasure horses, not race horses. I did have a job with the Royal Jordanian Stud exercising Arabian race prospects. My string got a handful of feed quality linseed and they had the best coats in the whole barn. It helped them with regularity, and my horses never colicked by the way, for that reason. Another reason is that I was very particular about the hay the horses were getting. The director of the RJS program in the U.S. was taking price shortcuts on hay, and those of us who worked for the stable checked through the entire hay inventory for mold, and did find it. So I used some of my income to buy bales of prairie hay (a nice mixture of dried grass, clover, and lespideza), and my string thrived. One of my favorites in my string, a mare named El Bawaga went from the winter uglies with a starring, dull coat, to a shiny, sleek coat. In fact, the barn veterinarian said "She looks SO right!" He meant for breeding, but I'm not sure who they ended up breeding her to because I accepted a horse job elsewhere. Plus, one thing that was not considered when gathering together breeding stock, mares and stallions... the horses were all too closely related to each other already. I looked over the pedigrees of the stallions vs El Bawaga, and recommended a retired race stallion elsewhere in the stable, Saad Jamil. I don't know if that breeding happened.

If the French blinker is to stop a horse seeing his jockey what's the point . i change my whip hand to guide a horse and you aren't actually supposed to hit a racing horse anyway

HI! I loved the talk.

Extremely enlightening and informative stuff. Thanks ...from Trinidad and Tobago.

You should teach the horse behaver.keep his feet moving .no way chace him or yell .you should hit the guy with the wip

I am not an owner nor trainer of race horses, but I do study and analyze Thoroughbred pedigrees, and I have noticed that a lot of good race and producing mares come from the Broad Brush sire line. So Gary, I'm with you. I just don't have the $$$$ to follow up.

My American Saddlebred had an offset knee on the left and developed a splint I always had to treat. Otherwise, he won a lot of ribbons in English Pleasure and even halter classes as a gelding that could place over stallions due to that nice backline and balance of conformation he inherited from his Rex Peavine sire line. He was a grandson of Society Rex, and had the nice backline that went with it. We did have to keep his neck sweated down, however. Bayberry had a beautiful head.

As for people, no one would ever have thought I could be a good runner since I am only five feet tall, built like a human Quarter Horse, and big-boned, but I was one of the top woman mid-and long-distance road runners in the Mid-West. Only reason for stopping is I needed to go back to school to learn a new job, and lost my husband from a ground airplane accident. I also had a smooth running style and didn't bob up and down like a lot of runners because I studied the martial arts before starting to run, and not bobbing up and down saved me a LOT of energy. STILL, all those miles on concrete roads and sidewalks did a number on my back and knees, so now, I walk.

The cute lil bay with the strip that comes over its nose looks so sweet

Gary how can I get into the business? I'll start cleaning stalls

Gary your a great horsemen I showed hunters and equitation horses most of my life always had beautiful Thoubreds thru my jumping career . Enjoyed your clinic very much . Thank you. Juli Montesano. julijewels17@gmail.com. Thank you very much. Juli Montesano

One problem, in other sports all owners are basically on even footing here they're not, you can have billionaires and hundred millionaires and then a guy or group that works at a regular job. Sounds like a good idea but even now there are owners who stand on the board or run a race track that own and they are the first to go to trainers that are suspected juicers. The days are over with people such as Phipps using a Shug instead of the guy on the top of trainer standings. Look at the videos of the time I got hooked on racing 70"s & 80's, look at the trainers. I guess it started crashing with Shifty Sheik. Also there is too much nepotism.

So what if you've been a foreman and setup feeds and stop there and then got out of the industry and now want to get back to it at a later time in life. Are you saying that I would have to start all over again? I have plenty of experience around horses and race horses I like. I believe I would make a heck of a trainer but your final words are very discouraging. I guess that's the part that someone has to be young because they're going to hit that point in their life where they have to be able to endure the time where they're not even being looked at by an owner. All in all that isn't very motivational. The passion to work with horses especially race horses will have to supersede any pitfalls and negative input

What is the price for a normal horse

Thank you Gary great job from an assistant starter from Maryalmd!

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If we were still in the business you wouldn't have bought that colt. I love the way he looks and moves. This was after my father was gone so you could have trained him for me.

You must be younger than I am by a long shot if you were hot walking in the mid 70s.

Awesome video.

Great Video clip! Sorry for butting in, I would appreciate your thoughts. Have you researched - Riddleagan Punting Profit Remedy (just google it)? It is a smashing exclusive guide for learning how to get rich on the horse racing without the normal expense. Ive heard some great things about it and my cousin at very last got great results with it.

War Of Will ran up on him. He did not "spook" for no reason. Crazy how tha obe race changed so much - potential HOTY, Max running at 4, the GF-1000 controversy, Saudi Cup, etc, We need more videos!

G.C. is a wonderful communicator .... someone who at the top level of his profession, will take the time to explain at detail any and all issues concerning the great sport of horse racing.....he comes across to you as if you were talking to their next door neighbor,

gary is fantastic....he is someone that has reached the top level of his profession who easily relates to the average racefan. even though he doesnot train horses i hope that he stays in the sport in some capacity.someday i would love to run into him at belmont or saratoga. just to talk horses

Wasn't Billy fired because of his alcoholism?

You can say a study says 80% are bleeders, but we know that has not been the case on the track historically. That's why bettors would ask "why is he on lasix?" Bleeding was the exception. Lasix should not be considered until a horse has bled post race on the track. If I'm correct, 30 years ago in Florida horses went on a 30 day vet list where they couldn't run if they had bled. Then the vet could ok lasix. I worked with Standardbreds and have also been a bettor. Currently I'm a small share owner. If the excuse of using lasix is to keep horses from developing pneumonia or lung issues, I'm nearly certain scoping doesn't cost that much to do. Finally, haven't there been studies that show lasix contributes to weakening bone growth? I'm not against Lasix. Btw, didn't "lasix" start off as a brand name? Anyway, I'm not against the use. I just don't agree with giving them to a horse unless they have bled significantly on the racetrack. Gary, if possible, I'd like you to respond to my questions. Thanks

Always love to listen to u Gary 💯👍🇯🇲

Timeless info on the channel.

I like the idea, I would like for you to suggest that the punishment be by percentage rather than a set fine. For example 30% of ur monthly earnings, rather than$3000 because in NY the purses are bigger than say in WV.

Gary you know I av own horses in my country nd I try to do it myself nd I'm not a wealthy person but I just I just wanted to feel that feeling nd be selfish with it. It's easier when ur in a partnership.

Gary ur so like Bob nd Lukas u guys are so good at talking to people. People will learn easily from u people.👍🇯🇲

Good night Mr Contessa I always wager on ur horses nd today I watch almost all ur videos nd I'm impressed. I'm from Jamaica nd any day I come to the states I'm coming to meet you. I learned a lot today.,💯👍