Trevor Denman - 61-180 Days (9 .33)

[ArlJim78]

Originally Posted by jballscalls

It is always tough coming back off a layoff, just for the simple fact of getting your rhythm back and getting your brain into memorization mode.

so are you saying we should expect a better performance second time off the layoff?

[10 pnt move up]

I have no clue what has happened to trevor but thats just not the guy I grew up with.

[Unstable]

Originally Posted by 10 pnt move up

I have no clue what has happened to trevor but thats just not the guy I grew up with.

I was thinking the same thing. He used to be the best.

[Indian Charlie]

back in the 80s, my friends and i would sometimes have some beers with TD at fairplex, after the races were done.

he was a pretty big drinker back then, but i have no idea about nowadays.

[10 pnt move up]

He used to know who was done and who was moving, who was getting the best trip while never missing a beat, now he cant even keep the horses straight. Seriously, pull up some of the stake races from around 90 and his calls were unreal.

[Unstable]

Originally Posted by 10 pnt move up

He used to know who was done and who was moving, who was getting the best trip while never missing a beat, now he cant even keep the horses straight. Seriously, pull up some of the stake races from around 90 and his calls were unreal.

This is about the time I started getting into the races and hearing Trevor Denman's calls certainly added to the experience. I would have loved to have heard him calling the Breeders' Cup during that time (especially the ones in Southern California).

[Unstable]

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie

back in the 80s, my friends and i would sometimes have some beers with TD at fairplex, after the races were done.

he was a pretty big drinker back then, but i have no idea about nowadays.

I was afraid that might have been the problem. Not that I ever heard anything to that effect previously, but I had my suspicions.