Make donations when you are supposed to dead beat.

for those who don't know, Brilliance (very appropriate name) and I had a head to head thing at PA a few years back. I crushed him (he's one of the worst handicappers ever) and the stipulation of our bet was he was supposed to make a $100 donation to a breast cancer charity.

He didn't and still hasn't. So he follows me around the internet now. It's pretty awesome.

Oh and he copy and pastes posts from here and posts them at the TVG board and pretends they are his own.

All in all, real stand up guy.

Hows it feel being bigmack's @#$ch?

How does it feel being my bitch?

did you bet Grace For Grace?Dougie trip special.I just crushed her,along with Cataract Canyon earlier.
GFG had a brutal trip in last.

Good to bust your balls dahoss,though many think your cucoo for cucoo puffs i think your ok.

Btw anytime you want to getaway from nueva york my offer still stands when Tampa opens up.Peace take care.

Now comes the redboards.

You just have to laugh.

hoss, i don't know how you do it. they swarm to you, don't they??

Actually, they swarm to me.

I am the tard whisperer.

It was pretty funny that the shortest price, by far, in the P4/P5 sequence was the $7,500 claimer.

And dominated..

against the bias....

Head scratching horses very rarely win at that level when it's open.

Horses racing at that level who win are typically hard knocking and like to win -- occasionally you will see big droppers as well... but they are more likely to enter dated races than opens.

The dated $7,500 and the $7,500 lifetime condition races are often ugly races generally speaking. It's horses who are in form but find ways to lose VS horses who are dropping from the sky and have obvious issues.