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And after he gave them all of that...look what they gave him...a terrible post race life and a trip to the slaughterhouse. Thanks to God for saving him. What a terribly sad side of racing this is. I pray for all horses every day.
Tammicat21 1 year ago
In addition to his wins in the Rebel and Southwest Stakes, Clever Allemont finished third in 1985 in the Arlington Classic (G1), Sheridan Stakes (G2), and the Fairmount Park Derby (G3). In his five-year racing career he was trained first by Lynn Whiting and then by D. Wayne Lukas. He won eight of 47 starts and earned $316,329. His stud career spanned 11 years, from 1988 through '99, in which he sired 72 winners from 125 starters.
NevadaRides 2 years ago