Showing posts with label Andrew McDermott. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Andrew McDermott. Show all posts
Sunday, 4 May 2014
How Much is a Famous Horse's Shoe Worth? Derby Winner Orb's Raceplate on eBay Today
A horseshoe worn by 2013 Kentucky Derby winner Orb is being auctioned today on eBay. The auction benefits equine research.
People often what a shoe from a famous horse is worth. The answer isn't easy. Authentication is tough, and fraud could be rampant.
Have there ever been horseshoes on PBS's "Antique Road Show"? History Channel's "Pawn Stars" authenticated a horseshoe as having been on
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George Collins,
Grayson-Jockey Club Research Foundation,
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Orb,
raceplate,
Seabiscuit,
Secretariat,
Thoro'Bred,
value,
Victory
Saturday, 18 May 2013
Maryland's Hoof-First Connection to the Triple Crown: Raceplates and Horseshoers in Preakness History
Photos from Victory Racing Plates, a Baltimore-based horse shoe manufacturer whose plates have been on eight of the 11 horses that won the Triple Corwn. (Courtesy of Only A Game's Sam Gallant)
It's Preakness Stakes day in the USA! Whether you think Kentucky Derby winner Orb is a shoe-in to win in his Jim Bayes Jr. crafted raceplates or if you like California's Goldencents, shod by Jim
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Dave Erb,
Dave Pearce,
Elmer Campbell,
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Man o' War,
Maryland,
Pimlico,
Preakness,
Triple Crown,
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