Edge

Here's a pic of Ca Chrome leaving the starting gate and having his heel stomped on by Matterhorn. Chrome showed a lot of heart in this race, running with a good portion of his front right heel gone. Wish his co=owner could have cowboy'd up as much. Leave it to a horse to humble a man, every time And my trivia question concerning 1986 Kentucky Derby 17-1 winner Ferdinand's fate? Sadly, he was sent to stand as stud at a breeding farm in Japan. When he failed to produce speedy off spring, he wound up an entree on Japanese dinner plates.

I guess the $8,000,000 book advance for 'Living History' and Bill's $200K salary in 2000 is chump change in her bleached, blonde brain. She best start shopping at K-Mart for those flashy pantsuits.

We've seen him flex his political muscle, now you too can be inspired by watching the president's insane workout video! Only question is, what music on his IPOD could lead to such a brutal, sinew burning, brazen workout? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ExQcrf80OSI

Don't worry, this time using the E-Caller, I'll make sure you're looking in the right direction...lol

Hillary is right, they are broke: 1) They are morally bankrupt 2) Can't afford to pay attention 3) Aint got the cents God gave a piss ant.

Yup, sour grapes, thank the almighty for your blessings, and go home. Just shows ya how tough a triple crown is

Yeah, not his best moment, but he does make a good point. He wants the field of horses from the Kentucky Derby run in all three races rather than slip in a rested sleeper.

Its over. Jockey says CC felt tired, been pushing him too much.

I was aware of that. I believe CA Chromes trainer was a groom for Swaps. Here's some derby trivia...What was Ferdinand's fate?

That's why they call the Belmont the Test of Champions. A lot of the good old tracks are gone now, horse racing is in a slump. Takes a shot at a Triple Crown to resurge the sport if even for a short time.

Rick: great meeting you, next time we'll have ya swing a leg over that old mare. Soon we'll have Madison in the saddle, too. Dan and DeAnn: checks in the mail. I owe ya a beer, Dan, at Bobby Joe's. We'll invite Bill along to tell us his tall tales. Dwayne and Mike: The new bride rides an a$$, her mother leads it. Amanda: Thanks for the great website.

You're too generous, looks like 5lb dumbbells to me.

Wow, cool buck!

Wait till Putin sees this, he'll go ahead and reclaim eastern Europe. Three things struck me as I watched this video: 1) Obama genuinely thinks he's tough and is proud this weanie workout video was leaked. 2) Obama can't even have an honest debate with a women's dumbbell. He cheats on every repetition. 3) He's as weak as is his liberal ideology.

Where are you located?

Here's my old sporterized 1917 Winchester made Enfield. notice how the barrels and swedge look the same as grandpa's in the photo, Also, note the offset scope mount. If memory serves me, my research found only one in 10,000 Enfields came with that mount. Wonder how many krauts that old rifle knocked down? First time I touched off that .300 HH, it was a cold WA. morning, thought my shoulder was kicked by a draft mule.

British Enfield was .303, American made 1917 on the Enfield design was like a Mauser 98 in ,30.06. The one I owned had been improved to .300 H and H

Calling Carney a rat is a slap in the face of all vermin. Carney did things even a rat would never do.

Nice buck. Looks like a sporterized 1917 Enfield, had one like it.

Yeah, would be great to find that jeep. Actually had sold that Win. 88 several years ago for cash and a pistol. The friend I traded it to wanted the pistol back and I wanted the .243, so we traded back again. Will never do that again. I can't go down to Tucson without the old man going down the list of every gun he ever gave me and make sure I still have them.

I think this photo of dad would have been taken around 1964, I still remember the day we sold that '48 Willys but not sure of the year, 1965 or 1966. I still own that mount and Winchester 88, .243 The Willys was sold to a trailer sales lot off of Wilmot and 22nd, Tucson, long gone now? Dad and his bro, Bob. That antelope just missed the B and C. Judging by all the hair my uncle still had, maybe 1970? The dune buggy was our hunting rig up until about 1975. Did get a little nippy though hunting deer and elk, unit 27. Dads still kickin', survived the Great Depression, WWII and a 2 1/2 pack a day KOOL habit. Now he just gives the video poker machines heck down at the Desert Diamond Casino.

Excellent picture. Looks like a Winchester model 1897

Thanks so much Amanda, you're making a difference in vets lives. Thanks to all that donated. If you end up with more tickets than vets, please consider LEO, firefighters and Border Patrol.

Laughed and threw-up in my mouth at the same time. I think I saw that pitcher on Van Buren before the 2008 elections.

The trailer has been repaired and he and his brother are off fishing.