They should review some old DRF's on this one...

[RockHardTen1985]

Doug send an email or make a call. Im sure you know someone who knows someone. This seems pretty clear cut and it should be recognized.

[Indian Charlie]

Did that bottom horse in the list really have 340 lifetime starts at the time of printing?

[Slewbopper]

Originally Posted by Indian Charlie

Did that bottom horse in the list really have 340 lifetime starts at the time of printing?

It says he was 7 at the time. If he started at 2 that would be an average of 63 starts a year. The Sugar Ray Robinson of horses.

[hockey2315]

It absolutely amazes me that other publications are still reporting incorrect information. . . Drugs, did your comment get deleted on Paulick Report?

[Calzone Lord]

Originally Posted by hockey2315

It absolutely amazes me that other publications are still reporting incorrect information. . . Drugs, did your comment get deleted on Paulick Report?

I don't know -- I just left one there and no one replied back when I looked an hour or two later.

Like Jon White said -- there is no Elias Sports Bureau for horse racing and the record keeping for this sport is an absolute joke.

I saw DRF pulled the article for a couple days -- but they put it back up -- and still claim Citation is tied with Roseben -- even though Roseben was before Donald Macdonald.

The most amusing thing to me is that Donald Macdonald won his 19th and 20th race of the year at Laurel...the same place where Laurel's press release claims he can tie the record of 19 with a win.

[Calzone Lord]

From Reuters...

LAUREL, Maryland, Dec 5, - A horse that nobody wanted a year ago is suddenly on the verge of breaking one of the most coveted records in North American thoroughbred racing

If this wins in a calender year record is really "one of the most coveted records in North American thoroughbred racing" ... wow.

Sports Illustrated, ESPN, and Reuters have all picked this stuff up... so I guess the "record" is giving horse racing some positive attention.