Casie Coleman

[jupiter]

They are birds of a feather and doing their normal thing

[Miguel_Sanchez]

I see no problem with having Casie check out the horses he buys considering her success with young horses. Having worked for her before going out on his own, I'm sure Andrew Harris values her opinion.

Andrew Harris couldn't train Lassie to piss on paper when it comes to babies.  He was Cassie's bitch to babysit the ready made colts when they came to the states.  He was never involved in the development of the 2yo's.  He talks a good game but all in all really doesn't know much.  Good follower but not a good leader.

[Grandstand Handicapper]

So much anger, resentment, hatred, and jealousy directed toward Casie----who has operated her business, both training and owning, and achieved, at the highest levels in this industry. Like many, she's had problems and while people think conspiracies and sweeping under the rug is what happened, all things considered, she's still here. When she's run afoul of the rules, I say, punish her. And she was punished. Yet, she still succeeded. What have you done? Accomplished?

As far as her role in advising, selecting, etc., the babies for Harris----that's all she did. She could pick out the best, and she's done that, but he still is training them. She did very well picking out her own stock. Proof is in the pudding. She's financially and otherwise successful and happy. 

[helpplease]

Please correct me if I'm wrong but I do believe this is the first year Casie has helped A Harris select yearlings. I seem to recall reading such this past fall somewhere?

[The Answer]

First year 10% of yearling purchase price and 10% of earnings. Not a bad gig.

[Stan durbread]

Casie does not select the yearlings. Steve Calhoun does great mind as far as pedigree matching and pretty good eye for confirmation. His pedigree matches are what made Casie successful with cheaper yearlings. Her pre race routine is what made many great

[ferdinand the bull]

Casie does not select the yearlings. Steve Calhoun does great mind as far as pedigree matching and pretty good eye for confirmation. His pedigree matches are what made Casie successful with cheaper yearlings. Her pre race routine is what made many great

Heard before that Calhoun was a huge contributing factor but Cassie was a big user of aeronesp on everything in her barn. How she escaped the FBI indictments none us will ever know , she was as guilty as any of them

[Grandstand Handicapper]

People here----the conspiracy theorists--will tell you she got the same offer/deal as.....Pelling! And Jimmy Takter! Take some time off, retire, go away, drop a couple of names on us, tell us what we should be looking for, and so on and so on and so on. Look Casie got was an owner of Navarro (when she became a t-bred owner). People here will tell you she was in on his doping ring, was involved, and so on and so on. Yet, her name, never, never once, came up on wiretaps, correspondence, orders, nor any documentation. Also, remember Crawford was an owner of Navarro as well.

[Arrive7100]

You make it sound like you need actual proof to accuse someone of something on here! You should know better than that. On here, you're guilty by association, no proof is needed.

[Kole Hanover]

They are birds of a feather and doing their normal thing

 Is that what she's got going on in her hair?

 Live microorganisms from bird feathers, she's always been ahead of the game...

[Hay 4 sail]

Is that what she's got going on in her hair?

 Live microorganisms from bird feathers, she's always been ahead of the game...

   Hair?? You mean receding hairline. 🤣 🤣 🤣

[Arrive7100]

   Hair?? You mean receding hairline. 🤣 🤣 🤣

I've always thought she looked more masculine than feminine.

[Harness racer]

She’s a handsome woman! 

[Arrive7100]

She did receive 1st and 3rd degree burns to her face, neck and legs in 2000 from a barn fire, wonder what she looked like before the fire.

[Harness racer]

She used to be very overweight.  Keeps herself in ok shape now.  Never been attractive facially.