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I'm not going to diss Gomez. A couple years back one of my handicapping angles was that he would find a seam to get his horse through on the turn or in the stretch. It was successful, at least as I recall with a nod to the adult beverages I might have consumed while placing the bets. Plus, Gomez was hurt really bad in late 2008. Any jockey gets a bit of a performance pass from me at least, when that happens in this sport. There are "five tool" baseball players. Martin Garcia's skills are innate. No argument at all that he still has much to learn. For those saying any jockey could have gotten Lucky home first in the Preakness and Haskell, I'll offer I remember VERY FEW Lookin at Lucky fans here in late 2009 and early 2010. Sometimes we're all full of crap. |
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You really said a mouthful there.
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I remember back in 2007 when Gomez was tearing ass. I used to tip his valet $40 just to find out what Gomez had for breakfast that morning. If he had Eggs Benedict it would be a multiple win day. If he had cinnamon toast crunch it would usually be 1 win...depending on if there was a sliced banana in the bowl. If there was a slice banana in the bowl then there would be no wins.
I made a lot of money that year. Then he got hurt and I was like d'awww shucks. |
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Felix Unger talking to Oscar Madison: "Your horse could finish third by 20 lengths and they still pay you? And you have been losing money for all these years?!" |
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The valet. The new one keeps rambling about seams and whatnot. He's a little off.
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Does the valet have a trophy wife also?
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