King Kamehameha (Kingmambo - Manfath by Last Tycoon) is dead at 18.
He won the Japanese Derby in 2004 and sired champion sprinter Lord Kanaloa, Triple Tiara Apapane and the Japanese Derby winner Duramente.
So I am going to try a @Twitter experiment - If I can get 25 retweets of this message for @WasabiStables - I will pick 1 of the retweeters at random and give them 1% of our new @MarylandTB Seville filly training at @PimlicoRC - https://t.co/J91ekeyjbg
Fresh off the plane from #FWDChampionsDay and the first horse I see as I get to the track at 7:25 was Omaha Beach. My first frame of Derby Week. #KYDerby
More stellar work from @sidfernando and interesting to note that Lord Kanaloa has made an impression at Australian auction houses, where one sold for $800k @mmsnippets Gold Coast sale in 2018 https://t.co/9WcZlIwRkj
I'm guessing there will be no shortage of ways to donate to #NotreDame in the coming days. If you have some extra $, maybe consider also donating to the three 100+year-old historically black churches that were victims of arson in the past 3 weeks: https://t.co/AnfVIv2mJf
This excellent NY Times piece by @AmandaKyForward helps explain why Japanese racing stars are more enduring and there is more incentive to race than to breed. https://t.co/DfaVlmIwGG