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PatCummings 05-30-2011 11:38 PM

Updating the Guerrero Numbers
 
Just thought I'd update the numbers from Juan Carlos Guerrero training at Philly...

Last two years - overall wins...208 for 558 (38%)
Last two years - in the money...388 for 558 (70%)

Last two years - first after claimed by... 40 for 75 (53%)
Last two years - second after claimed by...37 for 70 (53%)
Last two years - winner last out...76 for 179 (42%)
Last two years - 50% claiming tag jump...19 for 34 (56%)
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Last two years - first after claimed from...3 for 43 (7%)

declansharbor 05-31-2011 12:44 AM

This brings up an interesting point - who in their right mind claims from this guy? I'd be super-reluctant, even if the horse vets clean.

outofthebox 05-31-2011 05:37 AM

Any numbers outside Philly Park?

Linny 05-31-2011 07:35 AM

You really can't vet a claim so you have no way to know if a horse you might claim is "clean." Can't see why anyone would take a horse from him other than that at some point he'll end up with all of them if someone doesn't.

Duvalier 05-31-2011 07:39 AM

The guy's making a mockery out of racing...and laughing all the way to the bank while doing it.

PatCummings 05-31-2011 10:00 AM

Looking back at some of the claims, I've noticed Kate Demasi has taken quite a few. I don't think it's crazy to guess she may be trying to figure out the puzzle.

Coach Pants 05-31-2011 10:08 AM

You figure with the constitution being a useless document that the feds would tackle these cheaters with execution by firing squad...or at the very least cut their hands off for stealing.

Since there's no real outrage by the masses over warrant-less searches, nut sack searches to fly etc that killing a few of these scumbags would go unnoticed as well.


Who is with me?

randallscott35 05-31-2011 11:01 AM

Did you know that Pedro Guerrero was legally retarded and couldn't even sign his own name? Wife actually signed checks for him. Crazy right. Yeah.

PatCummings 05-31-2011 11:22 AM

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Originally Posted by randallscott35 (Post 780454)
Did you know that Pedro Guerrero was legally retarded and couldn't even sign his own name? Wife actually signed checks for him. Crazy right. Yeah.

I don't think JC Guerrero is having any problems with his account. Over the four days at Philly this weekend, went 5-2-0 from seven starters.

Scav 05-31-2011 11:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Duvalier (Post 780417)
The guy's making a mockery out of racing...and laughing all the way to the bank while doing it.

Exactly, he will get busted for steroids and mexican pig fat mircle gro in a year or two and will be banned and still have tons of loot in the bank.

hockey2315 05-31-2011 12:11 PM

From 2005-2010 first off the claim, he showed a $3.13 ROI. . . This year he's at $1.94. . .

pointman 05-31-2011 12:28 PM

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Originally Posted by PatCummings (Post 780403)
Last two years - first after claimed from...3 for 43 (7%)

The real problem with this number is that it clearly deters people from claiming his horses, which allows him to drop his horses in spots where they lay over fields without fear of being claimed, which creates more wins and paychecks for him and his owners. Vicious cycle which hurts both the claiming game and the bettors.

Unfortunately, until technology catches up to what he is doing and he has not moved one or more steps ahead, there is not much anyone can do about it.

Scav 05-31-2011 01:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by hockey2315 (Post 780471)
From 2005-2010 first off the claim, he showed a $3.13 ROI. . . This year he's at $1.94. . .

Cause people know him now and know what he is doing, just a matter of finding a test to get him some positives.

hockey2315 05-31-2011 01:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Scav (Post 780497)
Cause people know him now and know what he is doing, just a matter of finding a test to get him some positives.

Obviously. . .

Cannon Shell 05-31-2011 02:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by outofthebox (Post 780406)
Any numbers outside Philly Park?

He rarely runs outside of Philly though he does have 20 or so at Delaware.

Cannon Shell 05-31-2011 02:14 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pointman (Post 780475)
The real problem with this number is that it clearly deters people from claiming his horses, which allows him to drop his horses in spots where they lay over fields without fear of being claimed, which creates more wins and paychecks for him and his owners. Vicious cycle which hurts both the claiming game and the bettors.

Unfortunately, until technology catches up to what he is doing and he has not moved one or more steps ahead, there is not much anyone can do about it.

Actually there are a lot of things that can be done but noone has the heart to do it. You are right about how it screws things up. I know a few guys who scratch if he draws in against them, probably going to join them. Why waste races?

Heels1989 05-31-2011 02:16 PM

Current Del park numbers

40 Juan Carlos Guerrero 7 1 2 1 $19,825 14% 4 57%

freddymo 05-31-2011 02:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell (Post 780520)
Actually there are a lot of things that can be done but noone has the heart to do it. You are right about how it screws things up. I know a few guys who scratch if he draws in against them, probably going to join them. Why waste races?

He is in 70% of the races good luck ducking him

helicopter11 05-31-2011 08:21 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pointman (Post 780475)
The real problem with this number is that it clearly deters people from claiming his horses, which allows him to drop his horses in spots where they lay over fields without fear of being claimed, which creates more wins and paychecks for him and his owners. Vicious cycle which hurts both the claiming game and the bettors.

Unfortunately, until technology catches up to what he is doing and he has not moved one or more steps ahead, there is not much anyone can do about it.

Technology catching up to him? You are giving this guy way too much credit.
I highly doubt this guy is so much a genius when it comes to doping horses that no one can figure out what he is doing. The fools are the bettors and the idiots are the ones that allow it to happen.

He gets caught...big deal. He gets to go on vacation and lets his trusty assistant take over and collect the checks. Its a win-win for any of these creeps. If anything, no one considers the health implications of the horses. Why dont we have PETA go after these trainers who do this. It seems like it would be a logical argument on thier side rather than PETA having stupid arguments about whipping horses, or "forcing" horses to run against thier will.

Dahoss 05-31-2011 08:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by helicopter11 (Post 780616)
Technology catching up to him? You are giving this guy way too much credit.
I highly doubt this guy is so much a genius when it comes to doping horses that no one can figure out what he is doing. The fools are the bettors and the idiots are the ones that allow it to happen.

He gets caught...big deal. He gets to go on vacation and lets his trusty assistant take over and collect the checks. Its a win-win for any of these creeps. If anything, no one considers the health implications of the horses. Why dont we have PETA go after these trainers who do this. It seems like it would be a logical argument on thier side rather than PETA having stupid arguments about whipping horses, or "forcing" horses to run against thier will.

Just so I'm clear...bettors are fools and we need PETA to crack down on trainers?

:wf

pointman 05-31-2011 09:25 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by helicopter11 (Post 780616)
Technology catching up to him? You are giving this guy way too much credit.
I highly doubt this guy is so much a genius when it comes to doping horses that no one can figure out what he is doing. The fools are the bettors and the idiots are the ones that allow it to happen.

He gets caught...big deal. He gets to go on vacation and lets his trusty assistant take over and collect the checks. Its a win-win for any of these creeps. If anything, no one considers the health implications of the horses. Why dont we have PETA go after these trainers who do this. It seems like it would be a logical argument on thier side rather than PETA having stupid arguments about whipping horses, or "forcing" horses to run against thier will.

Let me try to understand the point that you are trying to make here as it is difficult for those of us with even a modicum of intelligence to make sense of this dribble.

You believe that he is an idiot who can barely muster up the brainstorm to dope his horses with commonly detectable substances, yet the authorities are even dumber than him and unable to detect such common substances? This somehow makes those of us who are bettors even stupider?

Forget the Feds, the local district attorney's offices, the state wagering boards since they don't care about the health of the horses, horse racing needs an organization whose only agenda regarding horse racing is to ban the sport as it is cruel to animals, to police the dirty trainers? Finally, putting PETA on such a focus will make them drop the current false allegations they toss at the sport and come in and help clean up the sport?

I think I understand the allure of poker after reading this nonsense, at least the bettor gets to size up the intelligence of who he is risking his money against, we stupid bettors only get to see a tote board without knowing who is putting money into certain horses. I can't wait to see your next 30 posts!

helicopter11 05-31-2011 09:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dahoss (Post 780617)
Just so I'm clear...bettors are fools and we need PETA to crack down on trainers?

:wf

IF PETA wants to bicker about horse racing, then those trainers that dope horses and consequently harm the health of horses is a legitimate argument. Thier current platform argument is about the whipping horses and "forcing" horses to run is a stupid and baseless argument.

Bettors are fools because the industry see us that way when they turn the other cheek and allow these trainers to do what they do. Get caught and its a weeks vacation minus a 1000 bucks.

helicopter11 05-31-2011 10:07 PM

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Originally Posted by pointman (Post 780624)
Let me try to understand the point that you are trying to make here as it is difficult for those of us with even a modicum of intelligence to make sense of this dribble.

You believe that he is an idiot who can barely muster up the brainstorm to dope his horses with commonly detectable substances, yet the authorities are even dumber than him and unable to detect such common substances? This somehow makes those of us who are bettors even stupider?

Forget the Feds, the local district attorney's offices, the state wagering boards since they don't care about the health of the horses, horse racing needs an organization whose only agenda regarding horse racing is to ban the sport as it is cruel to animals, to police the dirty trainers? Finally, putting PETA on such a focus will make them drop the current false allegations they toss at the sport and come in and help clean up the sport?

I think I understand the allure of poker after reading this nonsense, at least the bettor gets to size up the intelligence of who he is risking his money against, we stupid bettors only get to see a tote board without knowing who is putting money into certain horses. I can't wait to see your next 30 posts!

You put me to sleep on this reply. Wake me up when the "technology" is invented to catch this genius.:zz:

dalakhani 05-31-2011 10:28 PM

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Originally Posted by helicopter11 (Post 780626)
IF PETA wants to bicker about horse racing, then those trainers that dope horses and consequently harm the health of horses is a legitimate argument. Thier current platform argument is about the whipping horses and "forcing" horses to run is a stupid and baseless argument.

Bettors are fools because the industry see us that way when they turn the other cheek and allow these trainers to do what they do. Get caught and its a weeks vacation minus a 1000 bucks.

Don't listen to them helicopter. They are just bitter. I think using PETA to police the sport is a great idea. How about a joint venture between PETA and the NAACP?

helicopter11 05-31-2011 10:33 PM

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Originally Posted by dalakhani (Post 780630)
Don't listen to them helicopter. They are just bitter. I think using PETA to police the sport is a great idea. How about a joint venture between PETA and the NAACP?

Sarcasm noted. I guess no one is for the idea of naked chicks protesting in front of race tracks.

Dahoss 05-31-2011 10:42 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by helicopter11 (Post 780626)
IF PETA wants to bicker about horse racing, then those trainers that dope horses and consequently harm the health of horses is a legitimate argument. Thier current platform argument is about the whipping horses and "forcing" horses to run is a stupid and baseless argument.

Bettors are fools because the industry see us that way when they turn the other cheek and allow these trainers to do what they do. Get caught and its a weeks vacation minus a 1000 bucks.

You get no arguement from me about PETA's current arguements. But the last thing the sport needs is any more involvement from them in any capacity.

helicopter11 05-31-2011 11:38 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Dahoss (Post 780632)
You get no arguement from me about PETA's current arguements. But the last thing the sport needs is any more involvement from them in any capacity.

PETA is not the solution to police the sport. However, trusting the established beuracoracy to change the habits of these trainers is not a solution either. Nothing has been changed.

pointman 05-31-2011 11:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by helicopter11 (Post 780628)
You put me to sleep on this reply. Wake me up when the "technology" is invented to catch this genius.:zz:

I'll simplify it for you. Your attempt to rebut what I stated was riddled with nonsense.

helicopter11 06-01-2011 12:18 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pointman (Post 780639)
I'll simplify it for you. Your attempt to rebut what I stated was riddled with nonsense.


Mike 06-01-2011 07:06 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by helicopter11 (Post 780631)
Sarcasm noted. I guess no one is for the idea of naked chicks protesting in front of race tracks.

How about naked chicks on horseback, giving away drugs as symbolism for the clearance of doping from the business:D

Coach Pants 06-01-2011 07:08 AM

You aren't going to change anything. The beuracoracy harbpg derp

analyizethis 06-01-2011 09:27 AM

Maybe we should suggest something that can be done.

Don't bet the races he enters.

Cannon Shell 06-01-2011 01:00 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by helicopter11 (Post 780626)
IF PETA wants to bicker about horse racing, then those trainers that dope horses and consequently harm the health of horses is a legitimate argument. Thier current platform argument is about the whipping horses and "forcing" horses to run is a stupid and baseless argument.

Bettors are fools because the industry see us that way when they turn the other cheek and allow these trainers to do what they do. Get caught and its a weeks vacation minus a 1000 bucks.

Why do people assume that what is given to horses "harms" them? Assuming he is using a steroid (I would guess this is about 99.8% chance of this) the drug is probably helping the horses rather than harming them.

Duvalier 06-01-2011 01:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell (Post 780688)
Why do people assume that what is given to horses "harms" them? Assuming he is using a steroid (I would guess this is about 99.8% chance of this) the drug is probably helping the horses rather than harming them.

Haha...it's definitely helping them alright.

pointman 06-01-2011 02:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell (Post 780688)
Why do people assume that what is given to horses "harms" them? Assuming he is using a steroid (I would guess this is about 99.8% chance of this) the drug is probably helping the horses rather than harming them.

We have all seen how much steriods have "harmed" Barry Bonds' health. :rolleyes:

jms62 06-01-2011 02:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Duvalier (Post 780696)
Haha...it's definitely helping them alright.

Sure its helping.... It's helping them put on more mass than their skeletons can support.

Cannon Shell 06-01-2011 02:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by jms62 (Post 780718)
Sure its helping.... It's helping them put on more mass than their skeletons can support.

You do realize that anabolics are used for healing injuries right? When used properly anabolic steroids are beneficial for racehorses in training. Of course since Mr G seems to be using them in spite of a ban on them the postive attributes are kind of a sidebar.

Cannon Shell 06-01-2011 02:41 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by pointman (Post 780716)
We have all seen how much steriods have "harmed" Barry Bonds' health. :rolleyes:

Just think if he was a horse?

MaTH716 06-01-2011 02:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell (Post 780721)
Just think if he was a horse?

He'd probably have more stolen bases.....................

freddymo 06-01-2011 03:03 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell (Post 780720)
You do realize that anabolics are used for healing injuries right? When used properly anabolic steroids are beneficial for racehorses in training. Of course since Mr G seems to be using them in spite of a ban on them the postive attributes are kind of a sidebar.

So you figure they arent testing his horses for steriods


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