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wasn't Baffert a jockey? |
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You are kidding right? |
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heard them talking about it on TVG |
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Mott wears glasses doesn't he, I am blind as a bat, but I can see just fine with contacts, so I doubt it makes a difference either way with a trainer... |
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![]() it was just an observation, not really a theory
never had any luck with contacts myself but I guess some folks like them but to Merlinsky's question; I would think there would be some job at the track for the blind, but why would a blind person want one? just curious~as it seems like there would be better jobs out there for a visually imparied individual, the only one I can think of is bugling |
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![]() I think most the jockeys at Fairplex are in need of a vision test!
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![]() I'm not trying to be funny
but is the DRF available in brail? |
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For the record, I ride horses, and I usually ride in perscription sunglasses when showing outdoors. When showing indoors, I wear contacts. |