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Kentucky Derby Champion Loses His Libido In Japan

May 6th, 2008 by James

The Japanese owners of 2002 Kentucky Derby champion War Emblem have encountered some trouble:

The Japanese owners of former Kentucky Derby winner War Emblem are struggling to explain why the American thoroughbred has lost his libido.

Even a private harem and a limitless supply of Viagra have failed to pep up the love life of a stallion his handlers freely admit has some personal issues.

“We’ve tried everything,” Nobuo Tsunoda, director of the prestigious Shadai Stallion Station on Japan’s northern island of Hokkaido, told Reuters.

“You name it we’ve tried it. We had him on Viagra — that didn’t work. I even went into (Sapporo’s) red light district with 300,000 yen in cash and brought back a lot of ’special’ medicine to try and perk him up.

“It’s very odd. He’s not impotent. He’s just very choosy about his women. He’s more human than animal. Basically he’s a bit of a weirdo.”

War Emblem’s current owners paid $17 million for the horse in 2002.



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4 Comments »

Comment by あのん
2008-05-07 01:54:07

“He’s just very choosy about his women. He’s more human than animal.”

What I’ve seen of people is that they’re actually LESS choosy when it comes to picking, just taking whatever, so would that make the horse more human than human?

 
Comment by kate
2008-05-07 09:32:41

Haha
maybe he caught on that his owners were obsessed with getting him to have sex and it made him way freaked out and self-conscious. ^^

 
Comment by ry
2008-05-07 15:22:32

human medicine is not for animals.

try a male horse….

 
 
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