better yet, why are you AT THE TRACK!

There are so many ways to go wrong with lies, that you would think he would give that up at when he turned 70 or so. For all we know, somebody kept the results from that day, and the pool size may not even jive with what he's saying. I don't see how a horse who beat this type of group (a couple races ago) would be 70-1. Show me that deal. Is that not the most absurd part of his tale? Just should of said he liked the way she looked on the track. See, when you get away from the truth, most people tend to get away from reality too much. We like that. That's why they make movies.

"...good therapy to get out and have lunch with a friend and watch the horses come down the stretch."

You would think that Larry would be the one doing the valet parking.

There was no trifecta wagering at Calder in 1971

http://therail.blogs.nytimes.com/200...gs-horse-tale/

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