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Sorry Doc totally disagree….many athletes who “move” during the careers have joints that are completely shot by the time they retire or yrs later after their careers ….many of the sports destroy their cartilage over yrs of micro trauma from running lifting weights…the actual sports themselves etc….your cartilage only has so many “lifts” or mileage

"Wear and tear" is the wrong story about joint pain. The farmers and ranchers who worked their bodies hardest for the longest are often the ones still moving freely in their seventies. The forty-year-olds with desk jobs and seed-oil diets are the ones limping. Joints are a metabolic story, not a mechanical one. Jill wrote up what we've learned, and what changed when I lost 50 pounds.

@pawluk_michael 1 1/4 miles at Belmont is an abomination…race starts on the turn…1 1/8 is a one turn race…keep it a 1 1/2…massive tradition

When the Belmont Stakes returns to Belmont Park in 2027 and returns to 12 furlongs(both mistakes IMO) the Preakness will snare a few more Derby runners whose connections aren’t interested in going 12f

@MarkZinno I don’t think I classify Phipps Stable as gutless…one of the most prestigious Old Money syndicate’s around

@MarkZinno If you’ve ever been to Pimlico you’ll understand lol

Translation: We were a 23-1 long-shot to win the Derby and don’t think we would win the shorter track against a horse like Renegade again. So we will preserve our horse’s health — AHEM! “Value” — and get the max we can for future stud fees. Gutless horse owners have killed this sport. They prioritize money over wins and legacy. She’s not the first, nor the last do this. It’s just destroyed this once insanely popular sport.

@Paddock_Prince Phipps Stable…a very prestigious Old Money syndicate is not being bossed around by the trainer lol…they most likely made that decision

People must forget that Journalism ran in all three legs of the Triple Crown last year at a very high level and won the Preakness. It can be done, trainers just take the easy way out now.

@racing_dudes @EclipseSports @KentuckyDerby @PreaknessStakes @BelmontStakes If you’ve ever been to Pimlico you’ll understand lol

Kentucky Derby winner Golden Tempo will skip the Preakness Stakes and point toward the Belmont Stakes instead. That now makes it 3 of the last 5 Kentucky Derby winners to bypass the Preakness. What do you think of the decision? And is the Triple Crown as we know it officially dead?

@skeeballbob37 @BBGreatMoments Bumgarners is 2.11

@skeeballbob37 @BBGreatMoments Mariano’s career ERA in postseason over 141 innings is 0.70….Bumgarner’s is over 36 innings lol

The 10 best postseason performers in baseball history.

@argoexp @parshalltalk Forego was like Horse of the Year 4 times….Eclipse winner at Sprinting and could go up to 2 miles…one of the all time greats of versatility

@papa3671591 @parshalltalk Forego was a handicap horse. 2nd in that category behind the great Kelso.

Horse history. Secretariat had a heart that was roughly 3 times the size of an average horse’s heart. 18 of the 19 horses scheduled to run last Saturday are descendants of this racing legend.

@BBGreatMoments Mo was number 1…..he pitched in countless big games…made the best hitters in baseball look like little leaguers

@FXMC1957 One of the great racehorses of all time finished 4th that day…the great Forego

5 May 1973. American super horse Secretariat won the Kentucky Derby in a record time that has never been surpassed. Secretariat went on to win the coveted Triple Crown of the Kentucky Derby, the Belmont Stakes and the Preakness Stakes.

@ShooterMcGavin And he’s saying to himself,” Am I relaxed yet”.

The best thing you’ll watch today

@graybrigade @KentuckyDerby With one of the great racehorses of all time finishing 4th that day…the great Forego

#OnThisDay 53 years ago in 1973, #Secretariat, the greatest racehorse to ever live, won the 99th @KentuckyDerby at Churchill Downs. Secretariat set the Derby record of 1:59.4 for 1 1/4 miles on dirt that stands to the present day. #HorseRacing 🐐 📸: Bloodhorse

@ShooterMcGavin That drive deserves the “take 2 weeks off then quit” comment

Worst drive of all-time candidate

@CondonBeingReal One of the greatest racehorses of all time finished 4th that day….HOF’er Forego

May 5th.1973 Kentucky Derby 53 years ago today Secretariat began showing the world he was the perfect horse.There has and never been one like him, and there will never be again! Is there a Baton Rouge FM Radio Morning Show during their Sports Segment they’ll mention this?

@xisbushit @bostonradio Sham was a pauper compared to Forego who finished 4th that day….Forego would go on to a HOF career…

@bostonradio Sham was a great horse that unfortunately had to race against God’s horse.

53 years ago today, May 5, 1973, America’s Horse, Secretariat, won the Kentucky Derby in a record time(1:59.4) that has never been surpassed. Secretariat went on to win the coveted Triple Crown (Kentucky Derby, Belmont Stakes, Preakness Stakes).

@Secretariatprmr With the great Forego finishing 4th

#OnThisDay in 1973, Secretariat won the Kentucky Derby in 1:59 2/5, setting a track record that still stands. Picking up speed throughout the race, he ran each quarter mile faster than the previous one. Read about that historic day at Churchill Downs: secretariat.com/past-performan…

@RazDazlr1963 @bostonradio Forego one of the great horses of all time finished 4th

@bostonradio Sham was the unluckiest horse ever. Born the wrong year. His second place time is the third fastest time ever run in the Derby. Only Secretariat, Sham and Monarchos broke 2:00.

@bostonradio Forego one of the great horses of all time finished 4th