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10-16-2006, 01:10 PM
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went to the track for somthing to do..and never stopped...found alot of hard lessons along the way......never change your ticket..and allways go with your gut and knowlage of what your good at...capping is true puzzle that never stops till you quit....i continue to learn along the way..my toga time really gave me a reality check as to the true nature of the game ...thanks s.b..that current form can not be overlooked..and the politics of the meet are very important..info is key...you can look at that form or tg till your blue in the face..and never know the small hurts that effect the outcome so much...lots of you are "in the know" and will have a huge advantage..thats the reason i love this..GAME...
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10-16-2006, 01:26 PM
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10-16-2006, 01:33 PM
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dipsy doo..dunkaroo babee, i scew on tips..yeahha baby
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10-16-2006, 02:18 PM
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A friend took me to Belmont Park, My first bet was a maiden race for fillies, I fell in love with a filly with pink flowers braided in her mane, her name was Belladora, she got me hooked. she won and paid 20.00. Stage Door Johnny-Prayer Bell by Better Self. Don't ask me how I still remember her breeding.
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