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Daily Horse Racing Form: Funny Cide a walking advertisement.

Sports Network, The, May, 2003

May 23, 2003 (The Sports Network via COMTEX)

By GLENYE CAIN

LEXINGTON, Ky. (DRF) - Funny Cide's quest for the Triple Crown has generated some new publicity for Thoroughbred ownership, and that has partnership managers and breeders' organizations reaping the benefits.

Triple Crown media coverage frequently has highlighted the fact that Funny Cide is owned by a 10-man partnership from New York that bought their future Derby winner for $75,000.

Terry Finley, for one, is thankful for that coverage. Finley, whose West Point Thoroughbreds puts together racing syndicates and partnerships, said his business has gotten a boost from Funny Cide's success.

"This is the time of year we bring out our new class and get new people...

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