The Kentucky Derby is so sadly American

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just checked a map and confirmed Kentucky is in fact in the United States. So yes, you are correct, it is so American.

I suggest you have someone double check your work. Americans are bad with geography.

I’m a foreigner, I’ll teach you. It’s in Australia.

This checks out. That population sounds about right based on DCUM opinion. No one lives there.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just checked a map and confirmed Kentucky is in fact in the United States. So yes, you are correct, it is so American.

I’m sorry you’re so simple and your critical thinking ability is so stunted. Must be hard going through life that way.

Why do these same lame comments keep popping up?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just checked a map and confirmed Kentucky is in fact in the United States. So yes, you are correct, it is so American.

I’m sorry you’re so simple and your critical thinking ability is so stunted. Must be hard going through life that way.

Why do these same lame comments keep popping up?

“What are you blathering on about?”

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A bunch of preening white people in a muddy field under perpetually overcast skies thinking they are “sophisticated” and doing their best cosplay of American royalty.

Meanwhile, a bunch of Latino immigrants are actually getting sh#t done, training and riding the horses, running the event. It’s sadly comical.

Is there a better allegory for the degenerate navel gazing of the American elite? I’m watching this on TV and just gobsmacked by how they interview wealthy housewives about their dumb hats while ignoring everyone who makes it happen.

You’re right. Latinos need to get out and let others get sh#t done, train and ride the horses, and run the event.

It seemed like half the jockeys were French.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Horse racing is cruel and inhumane.

Those horses live better lives than your average DCUM poster. Unless you are UC or at least UMC.

Unless the horse breaks a leg

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:A bunch of preening white people in a muddy field under perpetually overcast skies thinking they are “sophisticated” and doing their best cosplay of American royalty.

Meanwhile, a bunch of Latino immigrants are actually getting sh#t done, training and riding the horses, running the event. It’s sadly comical.

Is there a better allegory for the degenerate navel gazing of the American elite? I’m watching this on TV and just gobsmacked by how they interview wealthy housewives about their dumb hats while ignoring everyone who makes it happen.

Not to mention the animal abuse to go along with it. It's disgusting.

Most recently, a friend's DC interned with one of the KY racing farms as part of an internship. She confirmed that they euthanize young, healthy horses who underperform in racing. She opted for a different career path (out of the equine industry) as a result. If you support racing, you support this. (And this is not even the darkest underbelly of racing).

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Horse racing is cruel and inhumane.

Those horses live better lives than your average DCUM poster. Unless you are UC or at least UMC.

Unless the horse breaks a leg

Or underperforms.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Horse racing is cruel and inhumane.

Those horses live better lives than your average DCUM poster. Unless you are UC or at least UMC.

Unless the horse breaks a leg

Or underperforms.

Purina should make a Kentucky derby limited edition

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A bunch of preening white people in a muddy field under perpetually overcast skies thinking they are “sophisticated” and doing their best cosplay of American royalty.

Meanwhile, a bunch of Latino immigrants are actually getting sh#t done, training and riding the horses, running the event. It’s sadly comical.

Is there a better allegory for the degenerate navel gazing of the American elite? I’m watching this on TV and just gobsmacked by how they interview wealthy housewives about their dumb hats while ignoring everyone who makes it happen.

Not to mention the animal abuse to go along with it. It's disgusting.

Most recently, a friend's DC interned with one of the KY racing farms as part of an internship. She confirmed that they euthanize young, healthy horses who underperform in racing. She opted for a different career path (out of the equine industry) as a result. If you support racing, you support this. (And this is not even the darkest underbelly of racing).

Mostly they sell them at auction. OTTB (off the track thoroughbreds) are sporthorses across the country. But euthanasia would be more responsible, rather than pawning off last year's racehorses onto everyone else.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I just checked a map and confirmed Kentucky is in fact in the United States. So yes, you are correct, it is so American.

I’m sorry you’re so simple and your critical thinking ability is so stunted. Must be hard going through life that way.

nah i just do as i want when i want and btw i made a ton of cash on a show bet on the #21

[Anonymous]

Foreign people are dumb. I was on the phone with my UK people and said baseball uses a baseball, basketball uses a basketball, tennis uses a tennis ball. So why do Europeans call it Football when you use a Soccer Ball.

[Anonymous]

Hong Kong Jockey Club is biggest race track and most bets placed of any race track in the world

[Anonymous]

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hong_Kong_Jockey_Club

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:A bunch of preening white people in a muddy field under perpetually overcast skies thinking they are “sophisticated” and doing their best cosplay of American royalty.

Meanwhile, a bunch of Latino immigrants are actually getting sh#t done, training and riding the horses, running the event. It’s sadly comical.

Is there a better allegory for the degenerate navel gazing of the American elite? I’m watching this on TV and just gobsmacked by how they interview wealthy housewives about their dumb hats while ignoring everyone who makes it happen.

Not to mention the animal abuse to go along with it. It's disgusting.

Most recently, a friend's DC interned with one of the KY racing farms as part of an internship. She confirmed that they euthanize young, healthy horses who underperform in racing. She opted for a different career path (out of the equine industry) as a result. If you support racing, you support this. (And this is not even the darkest underbelly of racing).

I seriously doubt this. I have owned and trained many horses and no one is euthanizing underperforming horses. There is always a market for young athletic lightly raced thoroughbreds as eventing horses, show horses or even just trail plodders. There is also a huge network of horse people working to connect retired racehorses with new owners. Most horses have relatively short racing careers— but still go on to be happy, hardworking (the thoroughbred has an amazing work ethic) talented amateur mounts.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Horse racing is cruel and inhumane.

Those horses live better lives than your average DCUM poster. Unless you are UC or at least UMC.

Unless the horse breaks a leg

Or if s/he’s not a winner - then it’s off to the glue factory, or to the dog food factory. Not such a wonderful life.