FTBOA Stallion Spotlight: Bullet Gone Astray
“'I fell in love with Bullet Gone Astray while I was racing him, so when none of the commercial farms wanted him as a stallion, I bred him to my own mares,' Casbar said. 'He’s about 16 hands, a well-conformed sprinting-type horse with clean legs and he has a wonderful disposition—my grandchildren can pet him.'"
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March 12, 2025
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