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It doesn't change the fact that in both cases there is a possibility that your money is lost before the race begins. |
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This is why it was a big deal, to protect the betting public on something I think most people will agree, never happens.
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but keep forking over the money. they need to go back to coupling these entries.
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![]() lol
you're not familiar with bitch pudding from robot chicken?
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![]() Please show me the races where a horse was intentionally floated that wide in the first turn?
Last time I can remember was Borel doing that to Life at Ten on RA only to lose at the end, it was a horrendous ride by my book.
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yes, trainers enter more than one horse sometimes, and sometimes the less highly thought of horse wins-so, again, not sure how to figure out who is entered because he has a shot, or who is entered to run interference. but, i guess bettors know now that it's another turd in the punchbowl to worry about... and then we all wonder why people move their gambling to other venues.
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