Video gratis Hillary's Derby horse breaks both ankles and comes in 2nd!
Video de On Joe Scarborough's MSNBC show Morning Joe, Willie Geist has a segment called News You Can't Use On that segment Friday, May 2, 2008, he points that in one of Hillary's stump speeches, she asks people to bet on the female horse, Eight Belles in the 134th Kentucky Derby Willie says, Big Brown is the 3-1 favorite to win the first leg of the Triple Crown at Churchill Downs despite the fact he's starting way outside in the 20th position Well Senator Hillary Clinton is not going with that favorite She likesget thisan upstart filly, who will fight to the very end
Joe Scarborough says, Boy how embarrassing if Eight Belles pulls up lame and they have to put her down
Either Joe was just imaging the worst scenario for Hillary's metaphor or he has an ability to see into the future, because, the worst scenario became a reality The victory was overshadowed by an injury to Eight Belles, who broke both front ankles and was immediately euthanized after the race
Big Brown was the first horse to win from the 20 hole since Clyde Van Dusen in 1929
This was only Big Brown's fourth race in his career!
Is this a bad Omen for Hillary or just a lame attempt to play the gender card that ended up being a parallel she will regret making Do you think Joe Scarborough feels bad that he laughed about it even though it was before the race and the chances of that happening were extremely slim?
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Comentarios del video
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jawbreaker90210 That is so sad this horse was lost She was started too young and pushe...
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RidingWithRuffian Well really the fact that Hillary was for Eight Belles has nothing to ...
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davisondad Hillary betted on the horse???? I would BET that she did that right a...
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FastLittleFilly you know the title makes it sound like she broke her ankles durring th...
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musique2000 they just shouldn't let mares compete with geldings! this is a sad and...
