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PVal
Has anyone heard anything about him lately?
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Patrick Valenzuela
The last I heard Patrick has been living in San Diego for a while.
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Thanks.
Have not been able to find a thing so appreciate your post. |
How about G. Gomez??
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He's the next apartment over.
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They like drugs.
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Have not heard anything about him lately though... |
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last tweet oct 11 |
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http://www.brisnet.com/cgi-bin/edito...e.cgi?id=49304 |
Damn good $ rider.
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He will always be one of the greatest jockeys I have had the privilege to see and I will always wish the man strength, peace and happiness. Regarding his attempted comeback? I hope that whatever is meant to happen for him does. There can't be an abundance of things a former jock would excel at BUT, if this latest comeback attempt doesn't pan out? I do hope he can figure out a way to use his talents and find purpose... be useful, find happiness. Maybe it's not popular but I will always root for the guy. :) |
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Hope they both make it back as both are hugely talented. If not I hope both beat their illnesses. |
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BTW not every smoker has lung cancer. |
CHRB REJECTS HEARING OFFICER PROPOSAL TO LICENSE PATRICK VALENZUELA
http://www.paulickreport.com/news/th...ck-valenzuela/ |
Saw he got an exercise license, tweet by point given
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PATRICK VALENZUELA MAKING PROGRESS ON COMEBACK TRAIL
Patrick Valenzuela, granted a license to exercise horses by the California Horse Racing Board in early August while his jockey’s license remains suspended, is making progress for a return to riding, subject to board approval which, if successful, could be in evidence for the Bing Crosby Meeting here when it commences on Thursday, October 29. “I’m working hard and doing all I can to get my license back on October 17,” Valenzuela said Thursday morning. Valenzuela will turn 53 on October 17. Valenzuela said he has been working 5-10 horses a morning for a variety of trainers, among them Mike Pender, Doug O’Neill, George Papaprodroumou and Ron McAnally. His weight is 128. “I’ll be at 117 when I’m ready to ride again,” Valenzuela said. “I’m calling it the ‘Eye of the Tiger’ comeback.” |
How many chances does one get? When does it end? Does it finally end when an impaired jockey causes an accident that paralyzes or kills another?
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He named his comeback??
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Please make it Stop....
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With a catchy name like that maybe he can get a company to even sponsor his comeback.
"Its the P-Val, EYE OF THE TIGER comeback", sponsored by Attachment 2585 |
Just in case there was anyone wondering :rolleyes:
http://www.paulickreport.com/news/pe...-in-louisiana/ |
Good ol louisiana
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