Too passive and wind-blown.
The Louisville Horses? Lacking also, for obvious reasons. The Louisville
Mares? Stallions? Geldings? I'm pretty sure those jerseys won't be flying
off the shelves either, although I think a Gelding jersey would at least have gag-gift potential.
The Geldings wouldn't be as competitive as Alexander thinks.
Superstar-to-be Steve Francis, who left Vancouver for Houston because he
hated the city so much, surely will be overjoyed to be in Louisville. So
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