Rachel

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by Stickhorse

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Originally Posted by CSC
You Zentardists kill me even after all this time, the ship could be sinking and you guys would still be on deck while the realists are all safe and cozy on a raft and it's a lovely view from here I might add.




Yeah this keen wit is great judge of realists.

This is from the misguided genius who thought Simon Bray was inept when in reality from 2000 to 2002 he was 58-for-254 (23% wins) and had a great $2.82 ROI. He was 7 for 21 in Graded Stakes races and won Grade 1 stakes with two different horses.

Cute.

I guess being given great talent right off the bat had nothing to do with those phony numbers, right?

And riddle me this Mr. Twig, if he got off to such a great start in his training career, why, just two short years after his 58 for 254 streak, was he an analyst for TVG???

I can't wait to hear this one, though I feel that I'll have to wait forever.

[NTamm1215]

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie

Cute.

I guess being given great talent right off the bat had nothing to do with those phony numbers, right?

And riddle me this Mr. Twig, if he got off to such a great start in his training career, why, just two short years after his 58 for 254 streak, was he an analyst for TVG???

I can't wait to hear this one, though I feel that I'll have to wait forever.

You do remember that the younger Paulson ditched him at the end of that run, right?

NT

[Indian Charlie]

Originally Posted by NTamm1215

You do remember that the younger Paulson ditched him at the end of that run, right?

NT

Yup.

Why was he ditched? I know that the younger Paulson is an *******, but maybe he felt that Bray was not getting adequate results.

More importantly, how come that effectively killed his career? Why didn't anyone else of note employ him?

[Arletta]

Looks like exercise rider Dominic Terry is back aboard.

http://www.drf.com/news/rachel-alexa...saratoga-drill