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09-07-2008, 07:13 AM
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Afleet Deceit was 4th and Much Obliged 5th at Arlington, as was Lucas Street (5th) at Woodbine... But a nice hit was available at Delaware if you adjusted when the middle P3 leg stake came off the turf... Peter Walder's Pyramist was an easy 4-5 winner ($3.40) after the Endine went to Larry Jones' favored Sweet Hope ($5.20). The key to the $140.00 P3 payoff was the nightcap bomb I used of (POE) P V Lightening ($30.60). Have to go to a funeral in Connecticut today so no action... Hope you did OK Saturday!
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09-07-2008, 11:22 AM
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Have to go to a funeral in Connecticut today so no action... Hope you did OK Saturday![/quote]
A funeral on a Sunday?? What faith is that? Sorry for your loss but that is extremely unusual......usually a wake(old term) or a viewing is done on Sunday's.....I don't think I have even seen a funeral on a Sunday even in the Jewish religion though given their "day" is Saturday I am not sure why? Travel safe....and stay off the Merritt Pky.....major ticket crackdown per family state police.
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09-07-2008, 12:44 PM
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09-07-2008, 01:18 PM
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09-08-2008, 05:59 AM
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Was indeed a Jewish funeral and indeed Sundays are unusual but not unheard of... This is actually the 2nd close family friend/neighbor that has been buried on a Sunday. May not have factored, but both had held positions of importance during their lives at Temple Beth Sholom in Manchester, with Len Seader having been President and Edith Gottlieb head of Hadassah and Sisterhood. There's no problem usually with the Temple for a Sunday.. it's the cemetary workers that apparently make Sundays difficult. In fact the rabbi yesterday mentioned that everyone needed to get to the grave site in short order as there was a time constraint involving the cemetary workers. Appreciate the Merritt heads-up but we only go Mass Pike to Springfield (91) to Hartford (84) to Manchester...
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