Thx Chuck for a guy who can't write, spell, and bearly literate I applaud you sticking up for the guys who didn't go to Yale to make it. Maybe you could teach me to muck a stall?

So I guess DrugS has the wrong last name..Sellout

barely

xactly

doubt it...

I know "how" to, just choose not to unduly strain myself...

Not to mention I have to save my energy to defend the honor of my fellow trainers from the professional slights of Indian Charlie (the poster, not the horse)

call me Doubting Thomas...I only believe that which I can see.

You can not trick me into physical labor...

I think I'd lose my patience if it got to that point!

Unless it's a labor of love like eating?

Isnt there a bunch of people and horses going in this year?

:{>:

Prado, Nafzger, Kelso's jockey, Inside Information, Manila and Ancient Title.

fine...but be warned, I may go shopping...

I like the "adjustable wrist thong"

I see he made quite an impression

:D I like horses more than people.

I know what you mean...

From Crist's Blog:

2:20 pm: Week Two began with the first steeplechase of the meet, the Ninepins Novice S. delayed from last Thursday, and the National Steeplechase Association tried a novel if ethically questionable way of increasing journalistic support for its races: On Wednesday morning, its representatives handed out $50 betting vouchers, good only for this race, to members of the press, along with a letter that began "Your first bet's on us." I applaud the public position taken by Andy Serling of our Siro's seminars and NYRA's "Talkin' Horses" tv program, who announced over the air he would donate any proceeds from his voucher to the Thoroughbred Retirement Foundation. :tro:

http://cristblog.drf.com/crist/