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NTamm1215 02-17-2010 12:59 PM

Over/Under on Dominguez wins today
 
He's currently 5 for 5 and has the following mounts remaining:

7th Race #3 BOBS PINUP GIRL (5/2)

8th Race #4 LISTON (5/2)

Over/Under of 5.5?

NT

Alan07 02-17-2010 01:01 PM

6 wins

DJARUM 02-17-2010 01:15 PM

I'll take the over, wishing something good!

richard burch 02-17-2010 01:24 PM

i'm going to put the whammy on him right now.

$1 to place.

randallscott35 02-17-2010 01:28 PM

Now 5-5. I think that's it.

richard burch 02-17-2010 01:34 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by richard burch
i'm going to put the whammy on him right now.

$1 to place.


I shall never doubt him again.

Viva Ramon!!!!


MaTH716 02-17-2010 01:56 PM

I wonder what the boys at the Palm Beach Kettle Club are sayin about Ramon today.

:rolleyes:

Bigsmc 02-17-2010 01:59 PM

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Originally Posted by MaTH716
I wonder what the boys at the Palm Beach Kettle Club are sayin about Ramon today.

:rolleyes:

O/U for his wins on Saturday is 1.5.....

GBBob 02-17-2010 02:02 PM

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Originally Posted by Bigsmc
O/U for his wins on Saturday is 1.5.....

lol..that didn't take long

MisterB 02-17-2010 02:20 PM

The horses don't count? Congrats to the agent.

hoovesupsideyourhead 02-17-2010 02:33 PM

its good move for him..all the best jocks are down at gs.he stands out in ny like shaq

pointman 02-17-2010 02:36 PM

Who does he think he is, Walter Case, Jr.?

gales0678 02-22-2010 08:40 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by NTamm1215
He's currently 5 for 5 and has the following mounts remaining:

7th Race #3 BOBS PINUP GIRL (5/2)

8th Race #4 LISTON (5/2)

Over/Under of 5.5?

NT


i heard the over under at tampa on sat was 1/2

great job on gio rat

rosemary hoiesmester - geezh ramon thought you were better than that , must have been out partying with scavs

Antitrust32 02-22-2010 08:42 AM

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Originally Posted by gales0678
i heard the over under at tampa on sat was 1/2

great job on gio rat

rosemary hoiesmester - geezh ramon thought you were better than that , must have been out partying with scavs


honestly the winner should have been DQ'd.. took GIO out like 6 paths! though it was much nicer to see Rosemary in the circle and Gio get beat, not that I have anything against Gio.

Fun day at Tampa on Saturday!

MaTH716 02-22-2010 09:01 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gales0678
i heard the over under at tampa on sat was 1/2

great job on gio rat

rosemary hoiesmester - geezh ramon thought you were better than that , must have been out partying with scavs

What took you so long Marty?

blackthroatedwind 02-22-2010 10:15 AM

Even Stevie Wonder could have seen that was one of the worst non-DQs in the history of the game.

Then again, I imagine Stevie Wonder watches a race considerably better than Gales.

johnny pinwheel 02-22-2010 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind
Even Stevie Wonder could have seen that was one of the worst non-DQs in the history of the game.

Then again, I imagine Stevie Wonder watches a race considerably better than Gales.

what DQ????? she was buying him a hot dog and a beer, perfectly legit!!!...lol

The Indomitable DrugS 02-22-2010 10:48 AM

I wouldn't be surprised if Dominguez didn't sell the DQ hard enough on the telephone. If he actually was dumb enough to tell the stewards 'there was never any contact with the winner, but I was floated out, it could go either way boss.'

I'm sure Homeister mentioned that Gio Ponti drifted in and when they came together and it was all mutual before she floated him out.

She also dominated him on the gallop-out - which could have helped sell an arguement that Gio Ponti was hanging like he did in his race against Interpratation.

randallscott35 02-22-2010 10:57 AM

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Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS
I wouldn't be surprised if Dominguez didn't sell the DQ hard enough on the telephone. If he actually was dumb enough to tell the stewards 'there was never any contact with the winner, but I was floated out, it could go either way boss.'

I'm sure Homeister mentioned that Gio Ponti drifted in and when they came together and it was all mutual before she floated him out.

She also dominated him on the gallop-out - which could have helped sell an arguement that Gio Ponti was hanging like he did in his race against Interpratation.

Tell you after watching it the first time I thought he hung a bit as well.

freddymo 02-22-2010 12:35 PM

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Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS
I wouldn't be surprised if Dominguez didn't sell the DQ hard enough on the telephone. If he actually was dumb enough to tell the stewards 'there was never any contact with the winner, but I was floated out, it could go either way boss.'

I'm sure Homeister mentioned that Gio Ponti drifted in and when they came together and it was all mutual before she floated him out.

She also dominated him on the gallop-out - which could have helped sell an arguement that Gio Ponti was hanging like he did in his race against Interpratation.

He was drowning against Interpatation not hanging

gales0678 03-02-2010 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind
Even Stevie Wonder could have seen that was one of the worst non-DQs in the history of the game.

Then again, I imagine Stevie Wonder watches a race considerably better than Gales.

geez your so funny , why not take a night gig at the comedy club on your way home , i'm sure you'll have them jumping out of their seats on the upper west side

the_fat_man 03-02-2010 03:37 PM

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Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind
Even Stevie Wonder could have seen that was one of the worst non-DQs in the history of the game.

Then again, I imagine Stevie Wonder watches a race considerably better than Gales.

While Gales' race watching skills suck, I think this horse justifiably was not taken down. I tried to make the point in the past that the cut of the grass on the TAM turf course is such that horses always come out in late stretch. This also has something to do with the fact that there's an open rail midstretch. In fact, if you watch the headon (of this or just about any other turf race at TAM), you'll notice that ALL the field drifts out during the end of the race. Of course, Homeister does her best to come out a bit more than necessary. Taking horses down for drifting out when the track takes them that way is really not a FAIR way to go, IMO. These stewards have shown the ability to 'let them play'.

For CLEAR cases of HERDING that's NEVER enforced, we need only look to your home track(s). What's the over under that the stewards take Castellano down at least once this year?

gales0678 03-03-2010 11:04 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by the_fat_man
While Gales' race watching skills suck, I think this horse justifiably was not taken down. I tried to make the point in the past that the cut of the grass on the TAM turf course is such that horses always come out in late stretch. This also has something to do with the fact that there's an open rail midstretch. In fact, if you watch the headon (of this or just about any other turf race at TAM), you'll notice that ALL the field drifts out during the end of the race. Of course, Homeister does her best to come out a bit more than necessary. Taking horses down for drifting out when the track takes them that way is really not a FAIR way to go, IMO. These stewards have shown the ability to 'let them play'.

For CLEAR cases of HERDING that's NEVER enforced, we need only look to your home track(s). What's the over under that the stewards take Castellano down at least once this year?


and you can work the coat check for him and collect the tips at the comedy clubs so you guys have bullets for the track the next day

let me know when ramon wins a BC race or a triple crown race

1 for 50 or whatever it is ain't gonna cut it

parsixfarms 03-03-2010 11:21 AM

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Originally Posted by gales0678
let me know when ramon wins a BC race or a triple crown race

He already has. I don't get your fixation with trying to knock the individual who is almost universally acclaimed as the best rider on the East Coast and, unlike some of the other perceived top riders, is not a prima donna.

gales0678 03-03-2010 12:10 PM

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Originally Posted by parsixfarms
He already has. I don't get your fixation with trying to knock the individual who is almost universally acclaimed as the best rider on the East Coast and, unlike some of the other perceived top riders, is not a prima donna.


so 1 for 30 or 40 or 50 whatever it is makes him the best rider in the country?

i don't have any personal feelings one way or the other about ramon

the bottom line is 1 BC win and no TC wins ---for him to cement his legacy he must win those races multiple times , the cream always rises to the top in those big races

outside of diehard racing fans on these types of boards or people at the track the general public has no idea who he is

people outside of racing knew Jerry Bailey , PAt Day, Chris McCarron etc - why because they won the most important races multiple times, it's time for Ramon to step up and win those big races

MaTH716 03-03-2010 12:17 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gales0678
so 1 for 30 or 40 or 50 whatever it is makes him the best rider in the country?

i don't have any personal feelings one way or the other about ramon

the bottom line is 1 BC win and no TC wins ---for him to cement his legacy he must win those races multiple times , the cream always rises to the top in those big races

outside of diehard racing fans on these types of boards or people at the track the general public has no idea who he is

people outside of racing knew Jerry Bailey , PAt Day, Chris McCarron etc - why because they won the most important races multiple times, it's time for Ramon to step up and win those big races

Challange!

But that's the measuring stick? The guy could win at a 28% clip but since mainstream america doesn't know who he his, that means he's a bad jock. This gets funnier every week.

NTamm1215 03-03-2010 12:18 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gales0678
so 1 for 30 or 40 or 50 whatever it is makes him the best rider in the country?

i don't have any personal feelings one way or the other about ramon

the bottom line is 1 BC win and no TC wins ---for him to cement his legacy he must win those races multiple times , the cream always rises to the top in those big races

outside of diehard racing fans on these types of boards or people at the track the general public has no idea who he is

people outside of racing knew Jerry Bailey , PAt Day, Chris McCarron etc - why because they won the most important races multiple times, it's time for Ramon to step up and win those big races

What you should do is bet $2 to win on each of his horses. Do it 500 times then when you have a negative ROI you'll actually have something to b.itch about.

NT

parsixfarms 03-03-2010 12:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gales0678
people outside of racing knew Jerry Bailey , PAt Day, Chris McCarron etc - why because they won the most important races multiple times, it's time for Ramon to step up and win those big races

Let's see, Ramon has been a year-round fixture on the NYRA circuit for all of one year - a year he flat out dominated. Let's give the guy a little time to win TC races, although we shouldn't forget that he did finish second in the Derby and Preakness on horses that were 30-1 and 20-1, respectively.

If the standard is whether a rider is known "outside of racing," then I guess the best riders in 2010 are Mike Smith, Calvin Borel and Joe Talamo.

NTamm1215 03-03-2010 01:08 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by parsixfarms
Let's see, Ramon has been a year-round fixture on the NYRA circuit for all of one year - a year he flat out dominated. Let's give the guy a little time to win TC races, although we shouldn't forget that he did finish second in the Derby and Preakness on horses that were 30-1 and 20-1, respectively.

If the standard is whether a rider is known "outside of racing," then I guess the best riders in 2010 are Mike Smith, Calvin Borel and Joe Talamo.

Yeah and Bejarano's a s.hitbag too since he's 0 for the Triple Crown and has only two BC wins. Those guys, Bejarano and Dominguez, totally suck.

NT

the_fat_man 03-03-2010 01:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gales0678
and you can work the coat check for him and collect the tips at the comedy clubs so you guys have bullets for the track the next day

let me know when ramon wins a BC race or a triple crown race

1 for 50 or whatever it is ain't gonna cut it

This is precisely why I'm so against figures.

(Someone elses') figures allow someone like you, who is absolutely cluless as to the nuances of the game, to hit every so often. Combined with the occasional TIP, this allows you to grow some nuts and come on here and try to debate **** with people that actually have a clue.

I mean, if it weren't to my advantage, I'd seriously tell you to stop betting. Your opinion SUCKS. Your comments transcend comical and border on retarded.

I write this with no animosity. Why the **** does someone like you bet? In the time you've been posting here you clearly haven't learned a thing when it comes to evaluating jocks or horses or how to correctly watch a race.

On the other hand, you, and the many other followers like you, are what makes the game beatable. Thanks for that.:rolleyes:

And an even bigger thanks to BEYER.

Kasept 03-03-2010 01:30 PM

The clever use of Bailey, McCarron and Day, three of the Top 15 (let's say) riders all time, presents a great benchmark for Ramon Dominguez. So.. because that's the 'standard' used, let's first note that Ramon will be 34 years old this year at the time of the TC and BC. So then, a look at Bailey, McCarron and Day through age 33 would logically be in order.

BC/TC WINS THROUGH AGE 33 -- TOTAL CAREER

DAY: 3 / 21
MCCARRON: 2 /14
DOMINGUEZ 1 / TBD
BAILEY: 0 / 21

Clearly, it's around this point in their careers, mid-30's, that top riders begin to supplant the veteran riders ahead of them for the best horses. Logic would tell you that the kind of horses it takes to win TC and BC races are just starting to come Dominguez' way now.

He already has the one Breeders' Cup win on Better Talk Now, so he's right in amongst the Hall of Famers in terms of timing.

You might think surprising placements on Friendly Island ('06 Sprint, 2nd 59-1), Bluegrass Cat ('06 Derby, 2nd at 30-1), My Cousin Matt ('04 Sprint, 3rd at 60-1) or even Gio Ponti ('09 Classic) might count for something too, but we're holding Dominguez to exacting standards so I suppose those efforts go to further demonstrate what an inept pilot he is...

freddymo 03-03-2010 01:32 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by the_fat_man
This is precisely why I'm so against figures.

(Someone elses') figures allow someone like you, who is absolutely cluless as to the nuances of the game, to hit every so often. Combined with the occasional TIP, this allows you to grow some nuts and come on here and try to debate **** with people that actually have a clue.

I mean, if it weren't to my advantage, I'd seriously tell you to stop betting. Your opinion SUCKS. Your comments transcend comical and border on retarded.

I write this with no animosity. Why the **** does someone like you bet? In the time you've been posting here you clearly haven't learned a thing when it comes to evaluating jocks or horses or how to correctly watch a race.

On the other hand, you, and the many other followers like you, are what makes the game beatable. Thanks for that.:rolleyes:

And an even bigger thanks to BEYER.


How did BSF's get tossed into the conversation?

MISTERGEE 03-03-2010 02:47 PM

gonna have to go with Joe Crispin then, riding 36% winners at Portland Meadows-----------------------:D

gales0678 03-03-2010 05:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kasept
The clever use of Bailey, McCarron and Day, three of the Top 15 (let's say) riders all time, presents a great benchmark for Ramon Dominguez. So.. because that's the 'standard' used, let's first note that Ramon will be 34 years old this year at the time of the TC and BC. So then, a look at Bailey, McCarron and Day through age 33 would logically be in order.

BC/TC WINS THROUGH AGE 33 -- TOTAL CAREER

DAY: 3 / 21
MCCARRON: 2 /14
DOMINGUEZ 1 / TBD
BAILEY: 0 / 21

Clearly, it's around this point in their careers, mid-30's, that top riders begin to supplant the veteran riders ahead of them for the best horses. Logic would tell you that the kind of horses it takes to win TC and BC races are just starting to come Dominguez' way now.

He already has the one Breeders' Cup win on Better Talk Now, so he's right in amongst the Hall of Famers in terms of timing.

You might think surprising placements on Friendly Island ('06 Sprint, 2nd 59-1), Bluegrass Cat ('06 Derby, 2nd at 30-1), My Cousin Matt ('04 Sprint, 3rd at 60-1) or even Gio Ponti ('09 Classic) might count for something too, but we're holding Dominguez to exacting standards so I suppose those efforts go to further demonstrate what an inept pilot he is...


does this 2nd get an * because it was with a certain trainer ??:D :D

i picked three names off the top of my head . you could put cordero , arcaro , kent d whomever you like in there , steve he has not done it in the big spots on the big days eneough to be considered a great

he has time as you point out on his side , but people on this board are making him out to be one of the all time greats already .....let the kid prove it

winning 6 races at day at the big a on the best horse proves nothing when you could put an exercise rider on those same 6 and they would win 5 of those races ..... what 's the big deal , you're on the best horse most of the time your are supposed to win


This is NY steve , like it or not you gotta win when the whole world is watching , just ask A-Rod

Ramon still has time on his side , let's coronate him when he racks up the wins

No once cares about the how many Whitney's or Met Miles or Gotham's he wins expect diehard racing fans ......he's gotta win the big ones before he is coronated

gales0678 03-03-2010 05:47 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MaTH716
Challange!

But that's the measuring stick? The guy could win at a 28% clip but since mainstream america doesn't know who he his, that means he's a bad jock. This gets funnier every week.

he's not bad , but he doesn't do it on the big days , he still has time he's only 34 , but let's see more than 1 bc win and some tc winners

GPK 03-04-2010 10:12 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by the_fat_man
While Gales' race watching skills suck, I think this horse justifiably was not taken down. I tried to make the point in the past that the cut of the grass on the TAM turf course is such that horses always come out in late stretch. This also has something to do with the fact that there's an open rail midstretch. In fact, if you watch the headon (of this or just about any other turf race at TAM), you'll notice that ALL the field drifts out during the end of the race. Of course, Homeister does her best to come out a bit more than necessary. Taking horses down for drifting out when the track takes them that way is really not a FAIR way to go, IMO. These stewards have shown the ability to 'let them play'.
For CLEAR cases of HERDING that's NEVER enforced, we need only look to your home track(s). What's the over under that the stewards take Castellano down at least once this year?

http://www.drf.com/news/article/111131.html

parsixfarms 03-04-2010 11:13 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by gales0678
he's not bad , but he doesn't do it on the big days , he still has time he's only 34 , but let's see more than 1 bc win and some tc winners

Since you believe that he "doesn't get it done," please name one or two bad rides that you believe him to have hung up on one of the big days.

If your view of him is that "he's not bad," please tell us who the "good" riders are. I suspect that's going to be an awfully short list.

gales0678 03-04-2010 10:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by parsixfarms
Since you believe that he "doesn't get it done," please name one or two bad rides that you believe him to have hung up on one of the big days.

If your view of him is that "he's not bad," please tell us who the "good" riders are. I suspect that's going to be an awfully short list.


you guys are missing my point - to me ramon is a stat piler , he wins a lot of races , he wins a lot of stakes races , he wins a lot of racing titles but to be remembered as one of the all time greats he is going to have to prove it on the big days - to date he has not done this , you can talk about him not getting horse until the cows come home , he is 34 this year and still has a lot of years ahead of him where he can win those big races , but , let's not put him in any elite category until he proves it on BC day and in the TC races ----- aren't those races the biggest races every year???

you want to be the top jock in the country fine , but , win on the big days
and i'll shut up

why is it that this board can bash the best trainer in the country regurarly- todd pletcher for not winning derby's , more tc races , more bc races and the best jock according to you experts here can't get bashed for the same failure? it's not like it's only been a year or two , he has been getting mounts for some time now in the big races

i don't get it - if todd can be bashed on here for his lack of production in the tc and bc , why can't ramon be as well ???

blackthroatedwind 03-04-2010 10:55 PM

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Originally Posted by gales0678

i don't get it



I don't think you'll get much of an argument about that.

hockey2315 03-04-2010 11:06 PM

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Originally Posted by gales0678
i don't get it - if todd can be bashed on here for his lack of production in the tc and bc , why can't ramon be as well ???

Not an apt comparison. . . Trainers and jockeys impact a horse's performance in fundamentally different ways.

Can you give an instance when Ramon blew a ride on a big day?


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