#TrendingNow for November 7
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Find out what culture vultures and horse racing royalty have to say about what’s #TrendingNow!
This week’s featured guests are: Jen Roytz, Tim Brannan, Jose Contreras, Molly Jo Rosen
What’s the best Halloween costume you saw this year?
Who’s going to win the Oregon-Stanford (college football) game on Thursday night?
What’s your favorite thing to wear in the fall?
Favorite horse name ever?
Jen Roytz
Jen Roytz is the marketing and communications director for Three Chimneys Farm. Additionally, she is heavily involved with racehorse aftercare and writes the weekly Off-the-Track Thoroughbred Showcase column for The Paulick Report.
Follow on Twitter: @JenRoytz
Little Bo Peep with her horse … er, uh … sheep (See photo)
The Ducks … by 14
Scarves, boots and vests ... and a riding helmet, but that never goes out of season.
That’s a tie between Pud Muddles and Goober; someday I’ll name a horse “Fasty McQuickly” and that will become my favorite name ever.
Tim Brannan
Tim Brannan, country traveler, fan educator, horse player, social media manager, concert goer, lover of BBQ & enjoying the world, one IPA at a time.
Didn't see too many costumes while in Pasadena, lame answer, I know.
Oregon, no brainer. #Quack
Hooded sweatshirts and jeans, nothing better.
Donnaguska (You Tube it!)
Jose Contreras
ABR Ambassador, horse racing handicapper, blogger, tech junkie, and twit-aholic with a background in sales and marketing.
Follow on Twitter: @Losponies
I would say that the best costumes I've seen this year were based around the "Breaking Bad" television show. There were some pretty cool costumes of the characters.
I don't follow Oregon or Stanford, I'm a UofA Wildcats fan, but I think Stanford will give Oregon their first defeat of the season this Thursday night.
I like fall weather because it gives me an excuse to wear windbreakers and jackets from all the different horse racing racetracks I have attended. I have some nice ones from Keeneland, Santa Anita Park, Los Alamitos, Breeders Cup, among others.
Chalkaholic, Hoof Hearted, Notacatbutallama.
Molly Jo Rosen
Handicapper/Clocker/Owner: anything but a one trick pony.
Follow on Twitter: @MollyJoRosen
Anything that wasn't paint-sampled Fifty Shades of Gray.
Oregon
Boots! They aren't just for the barn anymore ...
Hoof Hearted is the best of the silly ones, but the most perfect name is Blind Luck: by a stallion named for the blind-in-an-eye Red Pollard and out of a mare named Lucky One, she was originally on the path to being a run-of-the-mill claimer before new connections gave the little filly a chance to show her huge heart.