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[Cajungator26]

JMO, but if you don't like this kind of topic, then perhaps you should ignore it. Instead, you felt the need to comment on it.

On the contrary ... I simply LOOOOOOVE this kind of topic ...

... it provides the perfect opportunity for me to be acerbic, caustic, sarcastic, and overbearing.

Originally Posted by Cajungator26

JMO, but if you don't like this kind of topic, then perhaps you should ignore it. Instead, you felt the need to comment on it.

[Cajungator26]

If that's what makes you feel better, go on... but don't complain about this type of topic if you apparently support it.

Originally Posted by Bold Brooklynite

On the contrary ... I simply LOOOOOOVE this kind of topic ...

... it provides the perfect opportunity for me to be acerbic, caustic, sarcastic, and overbearing.

[Dunbar]

Originally Posted by Bold Brooklynite

On the contrary ... I simply LOOOOOOVE this kind of topic ...

... it provides the perfect opportunity for me to be acerbic, caustic, sarcastic, and overbearing.

That's quite an admirable goal. However, I'm still waiting for you to say something intelligent about horseracing. I guess you are too busy playing ogre to other posters.

--Dunbar

[exquisitequine]

Hi Foggy Fan!

I love Foggy! He is such a handsome boy.

Do you have more pics? Do you have any shot of rockport harbor?

Greys are my fav.

Originally Posted by Dunbar

That's quite an admirable goal. However, I'm still waiting for you to say something intelligent about horseracing. I guess you are too busy playing ogre to other posters.

--Dunbar

As I mentioned in another post ... I was overseas for three weeks and I'm still playing catchup with more important matters ... but have no fear ... I'll be back here before long ... dazzling you and everyone else with my amazing brilliance.

Meanwhile ... you can visit Horseracingtalk.com ... and peruse my archive of nearly 3,000 posts. Among the things you'll find are:

• In 2004 I predicted that Smuggler would be the 2005 3YO Filly champion.

• Two weeks before the 2005 BC Sprint ... when Lost In The Fog was being hailed as the greatest sprinter since Domino ... I predicted that he'd fold like a cheap suit and finish out of the money.

• In early March 2006 ... when Bernardini was a complete unknown ... I predicted that he was the most talented 3YO colt and would soon become a G1 stakes winner.

• Also in early March 2006 ... when Songster was a complete unknown ... I predicted he would become the best 3YO sprinter.

• In February 2006 ... when Matz announced his training plans for Barbaro ... I predicted that Barbaro would be unfit for the Triple Crown races and would not be able to complete them.

• In August 2005 ... I predicted that Mayan King ... a total unknown ... would be a serious contender for 2006 Horse Of The Year. Mayan King recently ran a mile at Belmont in the same time that Silver Train won the Met Mile ... and if he stays healthy ... will surely be contending for Horse Of The Year.

• Two years ago ... I pointed out that Todd Pletcher was unsuccessful in developing colts to win G1 races at classic distances on dirt. Now ... that topic is all the "buzz" in the racing media.

• In early 2005 ... I predicted that Funny Cide would never win another open graded stakes and that his only chance to win another race would be against New York-bred competition.

There are many, many other examples of my brilliance in analyzing and prognosticating thoroughbred racing ... and ... as Casey Stengel often said ... "you can look them up" ... simply by going to the Horseracingtalk.com archives.

Happy hunting!

[Independent George]

Originally Posted by Bold Brooklynite

As I mentioned in another post ... I was overseas for three weeks and I'm still playing catchup with more important matters ... but have no fear ... I'll be back here before long ... dazzling you and everyone else with my amazing brilliance.

Meanwhile ... you can visit Horseracingtalk.com ... and peruse my archive of nearly 3,000 posts. Among the things you'll find are:

• In 2004 I predicted that Smuggler would be the 2005 3YO Filly champion.

• Two weeks before the 2005 BC Sprint ... when Lost In The Fog was being hailed as the greatest sprinter since Domino ... I predicted that he'd fold like a cheap suit and finish out of the money.

• In early March 2006 ... when Bernardini was a complete unknown ... I predicted that he was the most talented 3YO colt and would soon become a G1 stakes winner.

• Also in early March 2006 ... when Songster was a complete unknown ... I predicted he would become the best 3YO sprinter.

• In February 2006 ... when Matz announced his training plans for Barbaro ... I predicted that Barbaro would be unfit for the Triple Crown races and would not be able to complete them.

• In August 2005 ... I predicted that Mayan King ... a total unknown ... would be a serious contender for 2006 Horse Of The Year. Mayan King recently ran a mile at Belmont in the same time that Silver Train won the Met Mile ... and if he stays healthy ... will surely be contending for Horse Of The Year.

• Two years ago ... I pointed out that Todd Pletcher was unsuccessful in developing colts to win G1 races at classic distances on dirt. Now ... that topic is all the "buzz" in the racing media.

• In early 2005 ... I predicted that Funny Cide would never win another open graded stakes and that his only chance to win another race would be against New York-bred competition.

There are many, many other examples of my brilliance in analyzing and prognosticating thoroughbred racing ... and ... as Casey Stengel often said ... "you can look them up" ... simply by going to the Horseracingtalk.com archives.

Happy hunting!

Whew, I'm new here; but if this forum has more people like you, I am going to learn a lot.

[my miss storm cat]

Originally Posted by Independent George

Whew, I'm new here; but if this forum has more people like you, I am going to learn a lot.

You can learn how to be evil too! The experts are here, the experts are here!

[Independent George]

Originally Posted by my miss storm cat

You can learn how to be evil too! The experts are here, the experts are here!

Gosh, I don't want to be evil.
What a condum............er, I mean conundrum. What to do....who to learn from???

Originally Posted by Independent George

Whew, I'm new here; but if this forum has more people like you, I am going to learn a lot.

You'll learn very quickly that ... there are no people like me ...

... I am mei generis.

Play close attention, George ... this is your big chance.

Originally Posted by Bold Brooklynite

You'll learn very quickly that ... there are no people like me ...

... I am mei generis.

Play close attention, George ... this is your big chance.

Yo George ask the man what kind of Skittles he likes so we can all learn something important.

[exquisitequine]

Originally Posted by Bold Brooklynite

You'll learn very quickly that ... there are no people like me ...

... I am mei generis.

Play close attention, George ... this is your big chance.

Why would anyone say that about themselves? You arent generic. There is something special about all of us.

I like purple skittles.

[Independent George]

Originally Posted by Bold Brooklynite

You'll learn very quickly that ... there are no people like me ...

... I am mei generis.

Play close attention, George ... this is your big chance.

Damn....I'm busting. Can't wait.
By the way,there are no people like me either.Thats why I'm "Independent George" as opposed to "Relationship George", who I think may be on here under another name.Maybe you can find out BB, since you seem to know who is who here.
"Start your engines", BB. I'm all ears (or rather "eyes") since I wont be able to hear your words but.........well,you know ??

Has Dickey posted anything I should be reading lately??
sincerely,
Ind. Geo. (remeber, a George divided against itself cannot survive).

Originally Posted by Bold Brooklynite

As I mentioned in another post ... I was overseas for three weeks and I'm still playing catchup with more important matters ... but have no fear ... I'll be back here before long ... dazzling you and everyone else with my amazing brilliance.

Meanwhile ... you can visit Horseracingtalk.com ... and peruse my archive of nearly 3,000 posts. Among the things you'll find are:

• In 2004 I predicted that Smuggler would be the 2005 3YO Filly champion.

• Two weeks before the 2005 BC Sprint ... when Lost In The Fog was being hailed as the greatest sprinter since Domino ... I predicted that he'd fold like a cheap suit and finish out of the money.

• In early March 2006 ... when Bernardini was a complete unknown ... I predicted that he was the most talented 3YO colt and would soon become a G1 stakes winner.

• Also in early March 2006 ... when Songster was a complete unknown ... I predicted he would become the best 3YO sprinter.

• In February 2006 ... when Matz announced his training plans for Barbaro ... I predicted that Barbaro would be unfit for the Triple Crown races and would not be able to complete them.

• In August 2005 ... I predicted that Mayan King ... a total unknown ... would be a serious contender for 2006 Horse Of The Year. Mayan King recently ran a mile at Belmont in the same time that Silver Train won the Met Mile ... and if he stays healthy ... will surely be contending for Horse Of The Year.

• Two years ago ... I pointed out that Todd Pletcher was unsuccessful in developing colts to win G1 races at classic distances on dirt. Now ... that topic is all the "buzz" in the racing media.

• In early 2005 ... I predicted that Funny Cide would never win another open graded stakes and that his only chance to win another race would be against New York-bred competition.

There are many, many other examples of my brilliance in analyzing and prognosticating thoroughbred racing ... and ... as Casey Stengel often said ... "you can look them up" ... simply by going to the Horseracingtalk.com archives.

Happy hunting!

wow sir, you seem to be very sharp in this game. can you help me learn more about making determinations as you do? I usually just take pictures!

[horseofcourse]

Originally Posted by Bold Brooklynite

As I mentioned in another post ... I was overseas for three weeks and I'm still playing catchup with more important matters ... but have no fear ... I'll be back here before long ... dazzling you and everyone else with my amazing brilliance.

Meanwhile ... you can visit Horseracingtalk.com ... and peruse my archive of nearly 3,000 posts. Among the things you'll find are:

• In 2004 I predicted that Smuggler would be the 2005 3YO Filly champion.

• Two weeks before the 2005 BC Sprint ... when Lost In The Fog was being hailed as the greatest sprinter since Domino ... I predicted that he'd fold like a cheap suit and finish out of the money.

• In early March 2006 ... when Bernardini was a complete unknown ... I predicted that he was the most talented 3YO colt and would soon become a G1 stakes winner.

• Also in early March 2006 ... when Songster was a complete unknown ... I predicted he would become the best 3YO sprinter.

• In February 2006 ... when Matz announced his training plans for Barbaro ... I predicted that Barbaro would be unfit for the Triple Crown races and would not be able to complete them.

• In August 2005 ... I predicted that Mayan King ... a total unknown ... would be a serious contender for 2006 Horse Of The Year. Mayan King recently ran a mile at Belmont in the same time that Silver Train won the Met Mile ... and if he stays healthy ... will surely be contending for Horse Of The Year.

• Two years ago ... I pointed out that Todd Pletcher was unsuccessful in developing colts to win G1 races at classic distances on dirt. Now ... that topic is all the "buzz" in the racing media.

• In early 2005 ... I predicted that Funny Cide would never win another open graded stakes and that his only chance to win another race would be against New York-bred competition.

There are many, many other examples of my brilliance in analyzing and prognosticating thoroughbred racing ... and ... as Casey Stengel often said ... "you can look them up" ... simply by going to the Horseracingtalk.com archives.

Happy hunting!

That seems like a lot of work to look up nearly 3,000 posts. I'd rather look at pictures. If you are really this accurate, I'll just read your new predicitions and go from there. Anyone can get lucky now and then.

Originally Posted by horseofcourse

That seems like a lot of work to look up nearly 3,000 posts. I'd rather look at pictures. If you are really this accurate, I'll just read your new predicitions and go from there. Anyone can get lucky now and then.

You can look things up by keyword ...

... for example ... put in "Bold Brooklynite" and "Bernardini" and you'll be able to view all my posts on that subject in chronological order ... starting with the one where I evaluated him as one of the most talented of this year's 3YOS back in early March.

You can do the same with Mayan King, Songster, Funny Cide, etc.

Try it ... it'll be lots of fun !!!

[my miss storm cat]

Originally Posted by Bold Brooklynite

You can look things up by keyword ...

... for example ... put in "Bold Brooklynite" and "Bernardini" and you'll be able to view all my posts on that subject in chronological order ... starting with the one where I evaluated him as one of the most talented of this year's 3YOS back in early March.

You can do the same with Mayan King, Songster, Funny Cide, etc.

Try it ... it'll be lots of fun !!!

That doesn't sound like fun and anyway a lot of people said he was talented way before you so what makes you think you are so special because we are all of us special don't you think?????

Originally Posted by Dixie Porter

GOTTCHA Mr. Brooklynite. It was "you can look IT up".

How about Happy Felton's Knothole Gang before the Dodger games from Ebbetts?

Welcome aboard. Steve is the GREATEST..............

I was paraphrasing ... you know ... that's when you jump out of an airplane with a big silk sail on your back.

Happy Felton was the greatest host in the history of television. The Knothole Gang brought more young fans into baseball than Babe Ruth.

Steve may be great ... but you and I both know who is the greatest ... and it isn't you!

How about all these Horseracingtalk losers coming on here under disguised names? At least you and I are proud of who we are ... the losers crawl out from under their rocks ... toss their tiny spitballs ... then crawl back.

And yet ... they think they have a life. Sheeesh !!!

[my miss storm cat]

[quote=Dixie Porter]

Originally Posted by Bold Brooklynite

Steve may be great ... but you and I both know who is the greatest ... and it isn't you!
QUOTE]

OK, OK, WE KNOW who is the greatest (Mr. Brooklynite).

Hey, I'm still lookin for 5 horse fields with two scratches.

You should be looking for Bobby and Eugene!

BB and Dixie are both here? Do these people know what they're in for?