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"Have the clean racing people run any ads explaining that giving a horse a Starbucks and a chocolate poppyseed muffin for breakfast would likely result in a ten year suspension for the trainer?" - Dr. Andrew Roberts |
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Gabby's Golden Gal and Dimanondrella were impossible uses for me. I singled both JWD and FT in those two races.
And I didn't include Gio Ponti because of distance, wet turf, and layoff even though I believed he might have been the best horse going in. |
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I suppose it may have been part of a much larger play. Otherwise, it was a very randomly lucky win.
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Just more nebulous nonsense from BBB |
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I really think if you look at it as an AAACAA ticket it isn't that illogical. Fab Strike was reasonable as a single. I wanted nothing to do with Diamondrella on the stretchout but with Penna as hot as he was I can understand the play. Raw Silk was my top choice there and I played against Forever Together in everything. The third leg pretty much comes down to that he thought Munnings ran a huge race last out and so did Hull. Certainly not my opinion on the race but still a possible conclusion. In the fourth leg there is no reasonable explanation except that it was a backup ticket and I think people are getting too caught up on that leg and not recognizing that it could have been a backup. The fifth leg was a wide open race that he got lucky on and picked reasonable horses. The sixth race was a calculated move to use the two most obvious horses aside from Mine that Bird. It looks like a clear cut AAACAA ticket to me that he nailed which was hardly some schmuck like myself lucking into a huge P6 on $96.
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Nice score. The question is, if you do it at home on YouBet does it count?
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Not like the guy/gal was on Bodog. |
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If a tree falls in the forest does it still make a sound? That's what I meant.
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