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Old 06-02-2009, 09:15 PM
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The Fatman needs better data
for his Fatcharts.

I think his is a worthy cause.
I would want to lash out and
kill infants as well.
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Old 06-02-2009, 09:21 PM
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I don't know man, given how far advanced GPS is, what I assume what Trackus is based off of, the cost has had to come down over the last four years.
A generic GPS race charting system is a pretty good idea as a less expensive alternative to Trakus.
Also it's not as though everyone is beating down the door to get Trakus. You would think a major track could strike a deal that includes promotion of trakus.
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Old 06-02-2009, 09:46 PM
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The Fatman needs better data
for his Fatcharts.

I think his is a worthy cause.
I would want to lash out and
kill infants as well.
The current chart call system is simply a case of getting inferior data through inferior means.

the whole fat man as a bad guy is played out. This site of "funloving fans of all sorts o' pleasantries" is full of aggressors that seek out confrontation. Fat Man is seldom of that role. When others post false information as fact and then insert JABS for the benefit of the vocal minority peanut galleria... - he usually takes the bait. Usually his response is more friendly than they deserve. He tends to then take undeserved blame for being an aggresor which he is not, or accused of trying to board-cop everyone into boarding at high level horsplayer which he does not.

we have our differences , and he is far from infallible, but i do read his posts and he is good enough that it either adds a new perspective or becomes worthwhile to understand things from his POV

horseplaying is an odd pursuit. In part because it is so private. In chess for example, every move is noted. We can, and do review the great games. Horseracing is a lot more "dark". Peers in chess will literally play each others games. Peers in horseracing are rare.
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Old 06-03-2009, 07:53 AM
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Where exactly am I out of line here? I patiently went along making my point and someone chose to take a jab at me. I guess it got to where he couldn't come up with anything else. I know it sucks being shown to be off base but if he can't make the argument correctly why bother getting in there in the first place?

I have no problem with anyone who wants to learn. I'm here for informative exchanges. But this appears to be happening less and less. The people I want to hear from don't really post much of substance anymore. Guess they learned the hard way as well. What we really need here is more Hank Goldberg, Kenny Mayne, Nicanor, etc. type posts. Would that do it for you?

First of all, You were the one taking the "first jab."

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Right. Rather than just accept that the horse wasn't good enough and wouldn't have won under just about any circumstances:

We assume, that in a race with a few other on the pace types, HS will not only run them off their feet but will be going so fast that BOTH Curlin and the filly will have to move too soon, thus getting run off their feet, as well. And, after all this, HS will have enough to win going 12F.

Yeah
Second, I had chosen to let it go, rather than continue with your false assumptions after I pointed out correctly the misinterpretations you made and added a zing as a tit-for-tat. You couldn't handle it. You really shouldn't let people push you buttons so easily. You have a lot to learn. good luck.
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