2008 Haskell Invitational Stakes - Big Brown
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- It certainly wasn't as impressive as his wins in the Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) or Preakness (gr. I), but Big Brown got the job done in the $1 million Haskell Invitational (gr. I) before 45,132 spectators at Monmouth Park Aug. 3. Maybe now the critics will stop sniping at the majestic bay colt and his trainer Richard Dutrow Jr. for their Belmont Stakes (gr. I) flop.
Or maybe not.
Facing a field with only two other graded winners, Kent Desormeaux had to call on a laboring Big Brown early in the stretch to catch pacesetter Coal Play. Drifting out slightly down the lane in spite of steady right-handed urging from his jockey, Big Brown picked it up late and swept past the tiring Coal Play close to home to score a 1 3/4-length win in the 1 1/8-mile Haskell.
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7yrs later, I still get goosebumps!!
I know, RIGHT!!! Seven years later, I'm still a huge fan! (I was rooting for Dortmund in the Derby and Preakness) he's the second most beautiful horse I've ever seen...next to Barbaro! 2008 was the first time "my" horse actually won the Derby, and for the most part, KEPT winning! I wish he was raced more though...he was a dream to watch!
***** oh my goodness! Ouch!!! I'm glad you're okay though! Your kitty in your profile I so cute!!! I like kitties as much as I like horses
Damn, 7 years later and your comment saying 5 years ago, time flies.
Pro tip : watch movies on Kaldrostream. Been using them for watching lots of of movies lately.
@Deangelo Ty definitely, I've been using Kaldrostream for since december myself =)
I really like the deep thought process they used in picking the name Big Brown
Went to see Big Brown when he was standing at Three Chimneys farm in Kentucky. WOW! What a beautiful horse. He has a white spot on his left front leg. Very unique.
Big Brown one of the greatest racehorses ever despite thee Belmont Stakes where he was hurting...
He was in a not very good group of 3 year-olds
He was ok but not great
The fact that he ran down the centre of the track shows that he gave up ground and still won.
Something happened to Big Brown before the Belmont stakes. He wasn't the same horse at all afterwards. If he was right he would have one this race by 10 lengths. He drifted out the length of the stretch.
Coal Play may not have been a very good horse but he was good enough that day to run the race of his lifetime in a near upset. He set honest Grade 1 stakes fractions and was gritty and determined right to the end. Coming off a 2 month long layoff Big Brown showed incredible determination getting up for the win which was really the 1st time he had to dig in deep. He did it again later at Monmouth on the turf fighting off Proudinsky in a gutsy effort. While I agree that year of 3-year olds was terrible he stood out. Seeing what has happened to Kent and his personal battles with the bottle I now question the validity of his concern for the horse by pulling him up in the Belmont. He should have been a TC winner hands down, albeit against modest competition. Nice to also see he's the sire of Dortmund. Seems he inherited his Daddys' toughness down the stretch as shown in his battles with Firing Line and Chrome.
Wait, are saying that by Kent pulling up BB affected his shot at winning the TC? Are you kidding me? The horse was completely done as soon as they entered the final turn.
I disagree. Going by the grandstand for the first time BB was fighting Kent. Seemed ok after that but he did not respond at the 3 furlong pole. Kent started to work on him but BB had nothing.
@@RostClan220your smoking crack big brown would of won that race by 20 lengths if his foot wasn’t injured you’re all way off on big brown. One of the all time greats
So big brown is my horse dad and her race name was Fudge Brownie but we call her Ginger
Thank you for uploading this, I wish I recorded this on my DVR when this race happened.
Do you by chance have the full broadcasts for Big Brown's Florida Derby or Kentucky Derby? Also do you have an extended version of Big Brown's Monmouth Stakes? Again, thank you very much for your videos!
Is this big brown last run? After thr belmont?
Monmouth which is an even better race.
@@bradskinner7877 That's where he showed what he was made of when he beat older graded horses. He would not let that older horse pass him!!
MY BOY, ALAN MICHAEL RHOADES
Never understood what the hell Frank would say on TVG.
Big brown beat no one this day all out to barely get up
BILL, YOU'RE A KILLJOY!
True story
Big Brown
(April 10, 2005 - )
* Sire: Boundary
* Grandsire: Danzig
* Dam: Mien
* Damsire: Nureyev
* Sex: Stallion
* Breeder: Monticule Farms
* Owner: IEAH Stables & Michael Iavarone
* Trainers: Patrick Reynolds (1 for 1)
Richard E. Dutrow Jr. (6 for 7)
* Jockeys: Jeremy Rose (1 for 1)
Kent Desormeaux (6 for 7)
* 8 Starts
* 7 Wins
* 0 Seconds
* 0 Thirds
* 1 DNF
* $ 3,614,500 earned (Current $ 4,482,485)
* 2008 American Champion 3-Year-Old Male Horse
Greetings from Venezuela
Big Brown
(10 de Abril, 2005 - )
* Padre: Boundary
* Abuelo paterno: Danzig
* Madre: Mien
* Abuelo materno: Nureyev
* Sexo: Semental
* Criador: Monticule Farms
* Propietario: IEAH Stables & Michael Iavarone
* Entrenadores: Patrick Reynolds (De 1-1)
Richard E. Dutrow Jr. (De 7-6)
* Jinetes: Jeremy Rose (De 1-1)
Kent Desormeaux (De 7-6)
* 8 Salidas
* 7 Primeros
* 0 Segundos
* 0 Terceros
* 1 No Pizarra
* $ 3,614,500 producidos ($ 4,482,485 actuales)
* Campeón Tresañero de Estados Unidos 2008
Saludos desde Venezuela
such a smart ride kent stayed close enough and didmt let the other get away other wise it would have been hard to reel him in
MY GOD , THIS IS A BIGGEST HORSE EVER!!!!!!
PHD , ALAN MIKE RHOADES
WLL HELLO
One of the best to attempt triple crown and fail.
By this time it's obvious that Larry Colmus is a better race caller than Tom Durkin.
@DanielSong39
Both unique but Larry is superior
lol
@@rugger104 Well I meant in 2008, obviously Tom Durkin was good in 1998 but he was past his prime by 2008
LMAO
@@rosendorendonjr Well no one stays at the top forever
Trevor Denman used to be awesome too