Re: What's the worst odds that you can go off at in horse racing?
Gyno, the deal is for $60 million! Hell I'd be tempted to tell the jockey to just trot him out there and let him do the mile and a half in oh say 9 minutes. All the glory of a Triple Crown winner can easily be replaced by gobs of money.
I just wonder how much the insurance costs. Can't be cheap.
Not saying you're wrong, just wondering where you got the $60 million figure?
"Industry News | Posted 5/18/2008, 2:55 am
Big Brown to stand at Three Chimneys
By GLENYE CAIN OAKFORD
LEXINGTON, Ky. - Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner Big Brown will head for stud at Three Chimneys after his racing career, which owner International Equine Acquisitions Holdings has said will end with his 3-year-old season.
Three Chimneys, owned by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clay, has purchased an undisclosed interest in the colt in a deal that bloodstock advisers and trade publication reports believe puts Big Brown's total value at about $50 million. Three Chimneys and International Equine did not disclose the price or other terms of the agreement, but Case Clay, president of Three Chimneys and son of Robert, said the deal was for breeding rights only.