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Its amazing how fast a horse will back up when hes not milkshaked.
I mean anyone who thinks the medication doesnt matter to Lava Man is a complete buffoon. Hes nowhere near good enough to beat worldclass horses with no help
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I didnt say Oneill used Milkshakes on him, I said its amazing how fast a hrose can back up when they arent Milkshaked. You can apply that to any horse you want.
If you think Lava Man runs on hay and oats you are out of your mind. In california hes unbeatable, outside California he cant hit the board. I guess hes just a bad shipper
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Whatever the reason, as long as they continue to ship him and people make him the favorite, he is the best throwout there is, just like on Saturday.
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So what does Lava Man run on that others dont? |
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At least Lava Man runs. Against full (sometimes) competitive fields. Unlike some horses whose connections pick their spot to decide which 5-, 6-, or maybe 7-horse field to grace with their presence.
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Nobody could accuse his connections of picking good spots for him. It seems a bit strange, however, to compliment them for that. Last edited by miraja2 : 04-03-2007 at 09:02 PM. |
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I've asked before and never really got an answer, but, could this be a bute issue? I don't know. I am not a vet and not anywhere near qualified to say, and I don't know anything about the horse except having watched him race a lot. CA is a race day bute jurisdiction. I don't know the amount however. What about KY? NY is not. Perhaps it's a bute and being away from home/shipping issue.
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