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Top 5 public Handicappers....
Boring Monday afternoon, figured it was time for a new Top 5 list. This list is ment to be totally serious, I put a lot of work into this.
1. Me- My brief stint as a blogger has to put me at #1 on this list. A long history of big scores, and devastatingly good insight have helped me secure this spot. 2. Doug- The Man, the myth, the legend.... Simply put, Doug is one of the best. If you dont believe me, YAHOO HIM. 3. Andy- The Face of NYRA, he takes strong stands and is very bold in his handicapping. At this rate, someday he could take the top spot from me. 4. Steve- This website says it all, his show is also great. I wanted to put Steve #1, but on a personal note he has darted me at least 6 times, so I just could not. 5. Nick Tammaro- His spot on capital otb website says it all. Virtual Nick is classic, If I ever want to see his face or hear his voice I go.... Everytime I ask him his opinion on a race he sends me there, he needs the "hits" so everyone reading this should go check it out. |
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Nobody will ever duplicate the feat of building your own basement OTB and going 9 for 9 on the first day. |
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The football picks are what separate RHT from the rest of the pack. Who cares about Aqu when you can wager on the Independence Bowl.
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What next? You didn't really go 9 for 9????? I'm so naive! |
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Can we please stick to discussing the list? |
what else is there to discuss? great list.
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PG,
Can you ask Doug a question for me? If not for the presence of Zenyatta, how many of these California Grade I stakes would be in serious trouble with having their grading lowered because of the quality of the rest of he field. I ask because Doug's breakdown of the fields would interest many of us. Great list! Thanks in advance. |
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Jimmy The Hat says he is the best. Just ask him.
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As far as the list goes, Congrats to the guys who made it. Maybe if you guys strive hard enough, one of you can dethrone the champ and be number 1 next year or moth or week or whenever the new rankings take place. Side note for you Joseph, Probably shouldn't have brought up the brief (it was probably even briefer than that) stint as a blogger :eek:. But congratulations on naming yourself number one as you truely are the best. I'm sure Brad Thomas is sitting at a computer utterly devestated somewhere. |
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Hopefully this list gets revisited sometime later this summer when I will, fingers crossed, get a chance to go toe to toe with the champ. |
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Byk's charity knows know bounds. The least you could do would be to put him at number 2, but you couldn't let your man-crush of Doug be affected....shame.
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I think it's a tricky question because the graded stakes committee is capable of doing surprising things without logic from time to time. I suppose the Clement Hirsch at Del Mar .. it was a Grade 2 when Zenyatta beat Model two years ago - it was raised to Grade 1 status last year and Zenyatta beat ... I guess he has more.... a lot of the Grade 1 races out West in which Zenyatta has beaten weak competition in have GREAT history to them. They are the kind of races that can survive a few years of mediocre winners and still hold status even if Zenyatta wasn't around to clown the nags |
I'm shocked that RHT did not consider this guy. Perhaps RHT did, but then he realized that it would be intellectually dishonest not to put him in the top spot, so he didn't even bother mentioning him.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mvXHVMHdCxg |
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Ever thought of working for Vince McMahon???
I had a hernia repair earlier today, this thread & you back here will make my 3 weeks recovering much more entertaining ;) you need your own forum "room" here......one thing you are not Joe, is boring! :D
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I am easily your biggest fan. DT is much better off with you than without. My top whatever favorite things about PG, in absolutely no particular order. 1. 1985 2. Your ability to change your mind more often that Imelda Marcos in her shoe barn. 3. Your ability to hex anything. 4. The way you rile up people is true genius. 5. The way you suck up to people that you know are better at this stuff than you. 6. Your dogged persistence to stay around. 7. Your obsession with GC. 8. How your obsession with GC always gave you away when you came on here with yet another name. I'm sure there's lots more too. |
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Clearly no one is better then me, hence the #1 ranking on this list. My obsession is changing a bit. I love RHT as a sire, I cought him early on with turf horses, before anyone really knew. Im also really loving Candy Ride, check out HollyWood Race 5 yesterday... I had a small win bet. |
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RHT1985 whats your blog name/link i would like to read it an follow it... or any other links to the top 5..., i like reading an learning about Horses/picks/sports....... ty |
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THIS is why it is good to have you back. Fine work. |
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Then the horse loses. He then goes on nearly every single thread where he touted the horse and says something akin to "What can I say, I was wrong. I admit it." That level of self-awareness lasts....oh....about ten minutes and later that same day, he has utter and complete confidence about some other horse. You gotta love it. |
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Just trying to learn from the master.
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Candy Ride's are always hot in spots with 12 turf races under 'em. Everybody knows that. |
Can we have other forum members submit their list of top 5 handicappers??? Kinda like our own version of the BCS??? How about a minimum of 1000 posts to be eligible to submit a list??? (This should be funny.) :D
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1. Rock Hard Ten 1985 2. Point Given 1985 3. JCS24385759 4. Can I at please at least Read 1985 5. Sterling. |
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