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knickslions2 08-02-2011 02:58 PM

I'm happy I had $2.00 to win and place on him.

declansharbor 08-02-2011 03:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cardus (Post 796819)
It's a sad sign of the times that those with contrarian opinions -- especially those who believe that a winning effort is not automatically a strong effort -- are referred to as "haters" and "assorted bitter people."

It's embarrassing, really.

:tro:

Coach Pants 08-02-2011 03:19 PM

Mike Repole is proof positive that America sucks.

slotdirt 08-02-2011 03:28 PM

I'm not sure whether it's a validation of his improvement or a statement on this crop of 3YO's that Stay Thirsty earned the highest BSF for a 3YO routing so far this year on Saturday. Since I've been a Repole fan from the get-go, I'm going to hope it's the former rather than the latter.

my miss storm cat 08-02-2011 03:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cardus (Post 796819)
It's a sad sign of the times that those with contrarian opinions -- especially those who believe that a winning effort is not automatically a strong effort -- are referred to as "haters" and "assorted bitter people."

It's embarrassing, really.

Cardus... sorry but you're, respectfully, being a tad presumpteous here.

(I was gonna start this reply with whoa don't be a drama queen but figured you'd get mad).:D

You're acting like you know exactly who I was talking about.

Stay Thirsty has put in a few really good runs now but he is always overshadowed by something... it's like whatever he does it's not quite good enough.

There are probably more posts about him (sucking) in the Florida Derby (he was what, 7th?) and in THE Derby (12th) than his 2nd in the Belmont (and certainly in the Hopeful).

(For the record I did refrain from doing a nah nah na nah nah thread after Belmont. I'm a moron, I know).

He's not a world beater or anything but i was really so happy that he won here and remember him being called, well.... names... so why not?

Other 3 years olds are ****ing annointed all the time... he's just a pretty nice horse. What's the harm?

We don't always see eye to eye but hey i stil remember you talking about Mustard and hitting that huge score years ago with him and Dance the Waves. I may not always agree with you but I do respect you and if I were gonna call you in particular a hater i would do it directly and not in a vague way (cause you're a man and I think you could handle it).

(Unlike a few others here...) :eek: :p

NTamm1215 08-02-2011 03:32 PM

I called Stay Thirsty a pig and I also made an ass of myself when Steve Haskin said he liked him on At the Races on Friday. Oh well, I'd do the same thing next time. I was wrong, it happens.

my miss storm cat 08-02-2011 03:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NTamm1215 (Post 796833)
I called Stay Thirsty a pig and I also made an ass of myself when Steve Haskin said he liked him on At the Races on Friday. Oh well, I'd do the same thing next time. I was wrong, it happens.

I could list the horses I was wrong about but would be here all day.

(I should probably apologize to Curlin right about now)...

TouchOfGrey 08-02-2011 03:57 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by my miss storm cat (Post 796832)
Other 3 years olds are ****ing annointed all the time... he's just a pretty nice horse. What's the harm?


Steve Crist called him "a solid citizen" on the NYRA Talkng Horses show on Sunday. :D

my miss storm cat 08-02-2011 04:01 PM

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Originally Posted by TouchOfGrey (Post 796845)
Steve Crist called him "a solid citizen" on the NYRA Talkng Horses show on Sunday. :D

I like that a lot. :)

johnny pinwheel 08-02-2011 04:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cardus (Post 796819)
It's a sad sign of the times that those with contrarian opinions -- especially those who believe that a winning effort is not automatically a strong effort -- are referred to as "haters" and "assorted bitter people."

It's embarrassing, really.

:tro::tro::tro: good call,,,,thats the way it is around here...if you are not on the bandwagon you are usually dirt on this board. don't ever doubt the "in" crowds horses or speak highly of the ones they hate or you too could be a hater.......lol...at least this horse was not the usual 6-5 shots they love.....

my miss storm cat 08-02-2011 04:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by johnny pinwheel (Post 796850)
:tro::tro::tro: good call,,,,thats the way it is around here...if you are not on the bandwagon you are usually dirt on this board. don't ever doubt the "in" crowds horses or speak highly of the ones they hate or you too could be a hater.......lol...at least this horse was not the usual 6-5 shots they love.....

:confused:

Mr. Pinwheel, Sir, I always defend you because of your touching 360 which I will never forget (or that's the way I think of it anyway)...

I'm not in anyones crowd and I usually like the older, slower horses so I'm kinda hoping I'm taking this a little personally cause that's my nature and not cause you're slamming me a teensy bit.

If you are though, it's cool. I still love you.

Kasept 08-02-2011 04:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by my miss storm cat (Post 796854)
:confused:

Mr. Pinwheel, Sir, I always defend you because of your touching 360 which I will never forget (or that's the way I think of it anyway)...

I'm not in anyones crowd and I usually like the older, slower horses so I'm kinda hoping I'm taking this a little personally cause that's my nature and not cause you're slamming me a teensy bit.

If you are though, it's cool. I still love you.

G,

Don't waste a lot of energy. That was his last post. I've had enough of this endlessly insufferable putz...

Those elevating themselves via collective invective towards everyone else here aren't welcome... If the opinions of DTers are so beneath him or others, they won't miss being a part of the community the vast majority seems to relish.

Indian Charlie 08-02-2011 04:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NTamm1215 (Post 796833)
I called Stay Thirsty a pig and I also made an ass of myself when Steve Haskin said he liked him on At the Races on Friday. Oh well, I'd do the same thing next time. I was wrong, it happens.

Surely you are used to that.

;)

Indian Charlie 08-02-2011 04:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kasept (Post 796864)
G,

Don't waste a lot of energy. That was his last post. I've had enough of this endlessly insufferable putz...

Those elevating themselves via collective invective towards everyone else here aren't welcome... If the opinions of DTers are so beneath him or others, they won't miss being a part of the community the vast majority seems to relish.

Aw man, I was kinda hoping you'd wait till after the King's Bishop :(

NTamm1215 08-02-2011 04:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie (Post 796866)
Surely you are used to that.

;)

Only 70-75% of the time.

my miss storm cat 08-02-2011 06:17 PM

Gotcha, Mr. Boss Man and oh...

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kasept (Post 796864)
Those elevating themselves via collective invective towards everyone else here aren't welcome...

... this is a great line,

Eternal smoochies,

mmsc (and Stay Thirsty :D)

Merlinsky 08-02-2011 07:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by my miss storm cat (Post 796836)
I could list the horses I was wrong about but would be here all day.

(I should probably apologize to Curlin right about now)...

We'd all be here for awhile. ;) I don't mind being wrong about a horse as long as it's b/c they're better than I thought. Always frustrating when they're worse. Who doesn't want to see a great performance? I'm sure the preference is for it to come from horses you've bet on, of course.

joeydb 08-03-2011 12:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cardus (Post 796819)
It's a sad sign of the times that those with contrarian opinions -- especially those who believe that a winning effort is not automatically a strong effort -- are referred to as "haters" and "assorted bitter people."

It's embarrassing, really.

Don't sweat it. You picked the right sport for contrarian opinions: when they pay off, they pay off big at the windows. Then you can laugh all the way to the bank.

OldDog 08-03-2011 01:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Merlinsky (Post 796924)
We'd all be here for awhile. ;) I don't mind being wrong about a horse as long as it's b/c they're better than I thought. Always frustrating when they're worse. Who doesn't want to see a great performance? I'm sure the preference is for it to come from horses you've bet on, of course.

Great post -- I can completely relate to it.

I enjoy seeing a horse outrun his reputation, show a totally unexpected turn of foot, or return to the winner's circle when most thought that he/she was past his/her prime. Even when I don't get to cash a ticket on them. If one is a fan of the equine athlete -- how could one not get a charge out of it?


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