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Fastest injury recovery ever?
I just got a stable mail entry for Fabulous Strike, who is entered in a non graded sprint at MNR this weekend. Wasn't his foot all messed up just a few days ago??
My opinion of trainers keeps getting lower. |
"Entered" doesn't mean "runs".. Could enter hoping that he's healthy enough to run.
Why would there be an issue that Beattie wants to get a prep start in BEFORE the horse runs in the Forego? |
He's coupled with another Beattie horse and Whitney is named on both.
Perhaps entering FS and not scratching him until as late as possible might also be a clever ploy to reduce the field size. |
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Lower.
While jocks I tend to view as having no brains, trainers seem to be full of shi.t. I'd rather deal with people who are stupid than dishonest and disingenuous. |
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As for the inane point you make about knowing exactly what is going on enough to call people liars? Let's see if your trainer mind can handle this logic. 1. The trainer of Fabulous Strike (FS) scratches out of the race at Saratoga citing an injury that will keep him from racing for at least about a month. 2. Two to three days later he enters the same horse in another race. Even to the most lame brained trainer out there, this can really only mean one of two things. First, the trainer lied about the injury and is ducking the race. Second, there really is an injury, but as postulated by someone else that trainer is using this horse in the second race as a way of scaring away competition so that the other horse he's entered has a better chance of winning. Are you still able to follow me thus far? I will spell this out for you in the most basic way I can so that you understand how I know a trainer is lying. If the first instance is true, the lie is obvious and self evident. If it's the second instance, he is, while not necessarily lying, using deceit if he has no intention of running his horse. In my straightforward way of dealing with people, using deceit or being dishonest is the same thing as lying, and that cop out people like to use of "It's just business" is bullshi.t. |
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Yeah dude, that's become really obvious. |
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perhaps the injury was very slight, not something to take on tougher competition with? but the horse can race, so warm him up against lesser horses?
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Isn't that obvious? |
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Let me spell this out to you, as long as you are getting your information from the racing form and bloodhorse you are as good as in the dark about what is really going on. I'm sure the Patriots listing Brady as having a shoulder injury for 48 consecutive weeks send you into a rage also. Did you ever consider that perhaps the initial diagnosis was incorrect? |
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Chuck, seriously, I think your comments are coming from a completely different place and mindset; thus, you'll be speaking different languages from the get go straight through. Eric |
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So, in answer to your question, that's a most emphatic yes. Especially in your case. Seriously though, there are plenty of trainers that are not stupid. Clearly listening to a TP, RF or SA speaking into a microphone one can tell that they are bright and articulate. It's their dishonesty that bothers me. Of course, there are also plenty of trainers that are both dishonest and stupid! Mullins for instance. Or possibly Byrne (based on that infamous Keeneland meet he had). |
By the way Chucky, for the record, I don't think you are stupid.
I think you are full of yourself and overvalue your own opinion. The attitude that people who work in the industry have a better and smarter opinion than those that don't is old and tiring. Oh yeah, and nice hat!!! |
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Lets face it...
there isn't a person on this site that would be a strong candidate for president of NAMBLA. Edit: I mean MENSA. I'm sure there are a few people with under 100 posts that could put on a strong campaign for the NAMBLA nomination. |
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LOL Joey would qualify for MENSA. :D
In all seriousness, he would! Man's got an IQ off the charts! |
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As the protagonist of the series is about to square off in a fight against some punk in a bar who is blathering on about the moral superiority and righteousness of their government, he blurts out the memorable line: "And you sound like you are suffering from an overabundance of education". That's pretty much how I feel about so-called professionals who think they know best. |
By the way, why would anyone even want to join a group like MENSA?
That's nothing more than mental masturbation. |
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:rolleyes: So you deserve to be given winners by the "insiders" who work their butt off trying to find winners?? To quote Morty, "GIMME A BREAK" |
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