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Barry Abrams is a life-long horseman -- and most people don't know that not only was he a standardbred trainer in NJ in his younger days, but he also trained a World Champion and very famous pacer named Guts.
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I certainly didnt know that, but I was very impressed with the way he handled that filly, infact how Ive see him handle most of his horses in the paddock. He seems to treat them more like dogs than horses |
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I loved how he handled her after she got upset PP. He did get slapped down, but he got paid 12 minutes later
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What Is Up With Those Tvg Clowns? Making A Fool Out Of A Fellow Worker That Makes Only 8.00 An Hour, Drives A Beater, Then Watch Him As He Loses? I'm Surprised They Didn't Follow Him Out To His Bad Car To Watch Him Take The Pipe.........................
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I come down to the fact that it takes balls and talent to fill live air time with spontaneous, improvised conversation. For those rare productions that lay 'em out there in a live improvised situation these days, I give a wide berth on my judgment. |
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I couldn't agree more. They had no business talking about what he makes on national TV. |