But aren't they (Angus/Wego) the ones that won't sell it for racing purposes?
Just a little fairytale:
Once upon a time, a man owned a golden goose. His CPAs told him to sell the goose to a far off land.
The Kings chose the Golden Egg company to sell all the eggs his subjects needed to carry on life. Unfortunately, the Golden Egg company neglected to send the bags of jewels to the keepers of the goose, either being short of rubies or choosing to wear them personally.
The goose herders realized that they did not need to gnash their teeth at the jewels they should have received, as it began to make their digestion cranky and their outlook glum. They told the Golden Egg company that as penance for causing such grief, the eggs would not be available to them ever again, at any price.
Meanwhile, the Black Knight was a friend of the goose people and always sent them the bags of jewels they were owed. The far off people liked to send their eggs to him.
In that distant land, the Kings decided to have a wonderful party and invite everyone from every kingdom. So as not to be embarrassed, they asked that the geese not be fed for a while as their "output" created an unnerving stench and fouled the air.
So neither the Golden Egg Company nor the Black Knight could receive eggs, but only the Black Knight had been able to purchase a supply of eggs so his troops would not lack during the shortage.
The Golden Egg Company wailed and cried out to the Black Knight. "We have no eggs and you have many! Will you not give us your eggs so we can fill more pouches of jewels?" But the Knight remembered the old story of the ant and the grasshopper. "You did not prepare as was needed and thus your problem is not mine" he responded.
Many minstrels of the Kings and the Golden Egg Company went through the land, singing songs of the dastardly deeds of the Black Knight. How he hated the people!
Yet the people saw that the Kings had no clothes, and they embraced the Knight.
The End.
Of course, like any fairy tale this story may not be based on fact and does not portray any real person, company, or association. Any relation to any existing fairy tales, living or dead is a complete accident. No fairy tales were harmed during the making of this message.
