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Peter Stone
May 11, 2008
9:48 PM
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What a fabulous site. I have the deepest admiration and appreciation for Mickey & Karen Taylor for the care of this great champion in his final days and weeks. His legacy and greatness carry on to this day and there is no doubt - Seattle Slew is THE most influential sire of the last 30 years. What a story - just finished all the blood-horse articles - they read as I read them 30+ years ago after the triple crown wins -- may the on-going celebration of his life continue!!!!!!!!!
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Barry W. Lauver 
May 9, 2008
12:57 PM
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In 1977 friends of mine went to the Preakness, saw Seattle Slew win the race and decided that we better make arrangements to go to the Belmont. We did and had a wonderful time. A friend had 2 press passes so after the race we went to the winners circle and my father saw me on TV. What a thrill for both of us. Thank you
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Jon
May 9, 2008
8:58 AM
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I see that Council Member has once again drawn the outside post in a sprint. What's up with that? Darn it.
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joe giambrone
May 5, 2008
5:58 PM
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I was 6 when Slew won the Derby, I enjoy watching his races on Youtube over and over again. He was such an inspiration to me to over come so many obstacles
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peter arends
May 3, 2008
5:19 PM
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Seattle native, 13 yrs old when Slew won the Triple Crown. Very proud of Seattle Slew. Best Ever!!!!
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Robert Dane
May 3, 2008
12:08 PM
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On this day of the Kentucky Derby we remember the greatest racehorse ever to run. Thank you for creating and maintaining this site, and keeping Slew's memory alive.
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charlotte gizzi 
May 2, 2008
2:49 PM
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The pundits of the sport seem to forget you Dear Slew but you are never very far from my mind and always in my heart. I was blessed with a real treat this a.m. when the announcer said that Honest Pursuit was your grandaughter and she won wow! I went right to my treausre trove of newspaper articles and internet prints I have of you and what a wonderful time I had browsing through them. Many horses have come and gone since you were here but you remain my very very favorite and I hope you enjoy the Derby tomorrow.
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