Yesterday morning, the owners and trainer of Street Sense delivered what I consider to be the biggest blow to thoroughbred... [MORE]

Tom

Jun 2, 2007 08:36

Your comments that the racing fan has been unduly injured by the decision of Street Sense not to run in... [MORE]

Sandy Small

Jun 2, 2007 08:01

Max you made a good point but lets direct some of the blame where it belongs-on the media. This is shameful but so was... [MORE]

walter brown

Jun 2, 2007 01:27

Street Sense passing the Belmont, in your words 'the biggest blow to racing, etc...' Perhaps that should be reconsidered. Yes,... [MORE]

Randy Franklin

Jun 1, 2007 21:07

Street Sense is out of the Belmont Stakes. Let's think about the past four weeks. We had a once-in-a-lifetime outpouring of... [MORE]

Don Reed

Jun 1, 2007 18:54

Wow. Quite a stunning opinion from somebody who purports to know about horse racing. There is an ocean of difference... [MORE]

SmartFan

Jun 1, 2007 17:26

It's unfortunate the writer was denied his chance to ask his buddies "who they liked" on some sunny mythical afternoon... [MORE]

Marcus Hersh

Jun 1, 2007 12:23

It's a joke, reminds me of boxing, duck the best competition and still win a title. [MORE]

Joe Murphy

Jun 1, 2007 11:19

I couldn't agree more with your article. I have never followed horse racing much, except for the "big three" (Kentucky... [MORE]

Jane Jackel

Jun 1, 2007 11:06

Mr. Watman: Your article "Fans lose as Street Sense skips Belmont" is misguided. First, I concur that the fans are losing... [MORE]

Frank Hatfield

Jun 1, 2007 10:34

Being an owner of race horses for some time, it is no longer a sport, it is a business. Mr Tafel...

R Barney

Jun 1, 2007 09:27