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Originally Posted by LARHAGE
I used to work at a tack store near Santa Anita, I worked in customer service. A couple of years ago Bob Baffert came in and purchased a large amount of supplies and was checking out at the Cashiers line. The cashier than called me and asked if I could hold the items in back, her customer had forgot his license and wallet. I came out front to help her and noticed it was Bob Baffert, I called her over to me and asked her ''are you kidding me? you don't know who he is?" I than called Bob over to me and told him I would set him up with an account, that way he could send a check and be billed for purchases, as well as receieve a Trainers discount and have his assistants come and purchase supplies for him. He was so grateful and relieved ,we ended up chatting about his horses, and he asked if I could recommend a bit for a new pony horse he bought. I put a real nice set together to match the nice pony horse and he left real happy. I was really grateful when he returned a few weeks later, paid his account in full and gave the store autographed photos of Silver Charm and Real Quiet. I found him to be a really neat guy, great sense of humor and very down to earth.
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Anyone who has ever had the pleasure of dealing with Bob will tell you the same thing, neat guy with a great sense of humor, extremely intelligent and VERY down to earth. Hes a great guy.
Thats why i find it VERY hard to believe that the incident was not precipitated by some improper comments or behavior by the other guy. Bob wouldn't do anything like that unless he was extremely provoked.