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Old 01-31-2008, 10:45 AM
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Default Venerable Multiple Choice retired

From Grenig's AQU notes:

Multiple Choice, a multiple Grade 3 winner in his youth, has been retired after several losses at the $7,500 claiming level, trainer Joe Imperio said.

"He's 10 years old, he ran third a couple of times for $7,500, and he's supposed to beat $7,500 claimers," Imperio said. "He retires sound, and I didn't want to hurt the horse."

Multiple Choice is a gelded son of Mt. Livermore who was bred by Peter Blum. Blum campaigned the horse earlier this decade, winning the Sport Page and Gravesend, both Grade 3 sprints in 2002, and the Grade 3 Japur on turf in 2004. Later that year, Multiple Choice was claimed for $100,000 by Patrick Reynolds. He would also run for Bob Klesaris and then Imperio.

Multiple Choice retires with a record of 74/9-16-13 and earnings of $692,450.
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As I was handicapping Sunday's ninth, I just kept saying to myself, Hasn't this Horse done enough?? It's a well deserved retirement. A tough racehorse who probably should have been retired a few years ago. I hope he has a great retirement.
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As I was handicapping Sunday's ninth, I just kept saying to myself, Hasn't this Horse done enough?? It's a well deserved retirement. A tough racehorse who probably should have been retired a few years ago. I hope he has a great retirement.
I've been saying the same about myself.....






$478.35 today for 150 gallons of heating oil.....that enough!
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I've been saying the same about myself.....






$478.35 today for 150 gallons of heating oil.....that enough!


Down to my last few pieces of wood. I've gone through 2 1/2 chords.
Maybe a snow day tomorrow??????
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Down to my last few pieces of wood. I've gone through 2 1/2 chords.
Maybe a snow day tomorrow??????
Just got the fuel and for the second time, it must have stirred something in the tank and it's not working
must have let it get too low again (had between a quarter and a eighth) waiting for the repair man!

I HATE F'N WINTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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$3.37 a gal. for fuel oil. A fill up costs over $700.
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Old 02-01-2008, 11:36 AM
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$3.37 a gal. for fuel oil. A fill up costs over $700.
$3.18 here in the Mohawk Valley, 150 gallon minnium....third delivery since Thanksgiving.
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