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I have had the pleasure to meet Freddy...he's more like 65. 
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i'm 51.
she has droopy boobs with distended nipples from breast feeding. or had work done. her stomach isn't flat. or had work done. you'll do her eventually. or be dead. just a heads up. think of me when you're posting on whatever replaces the internet.
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06-27-2008, 09:58 PM
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I won't do her eventually....but GPK will.
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06-28-2008, 01:14 AM
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Yeah she was defending Dutrow when he was faking workouts to make a horse eligible at Woodbine for the Queens Plate a couple years back if memory serves telling us how poor Rick would feed his horses instead of himself.....when you read the DRF article from today and he is throwing Contessa under the bus because his results must be cheating I just want to vomit....talk about the pot calling the kettle black. Maybe she does ride ......I can't write the rest of that sentence I would have nightmares for weeks from the images
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06-28-2008, 06:50 AM
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Here in MD, I can't think of a single one. For example, Tim Hooper was the asst to Scott Lake before he went out on his own to train for Mike Gill. Between those two top producers, you'd think Hooper would have carried their magic with him. He hasn't. He has mediocre results, at best. So then you have to ask, is it the magic, or is it the horses the owners are able to provide? Or is it the business model the owners follow, i.e., a willingness to claim and drop right off the claim, and then jam, jam, jam......
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06-28-2008, 07:19 AM
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Pletcher is the obvious 1st, as well as most of Lukas' protégées. A few year back one of Vienna's assistants Tim Yakteen looked like he was going to go someplace, but has sorta fizzled out since.
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06-28-2008, 03:23 PM
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06-29-2008, 11:51 AM
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So they just had Maggi Moss on HRTV going on and on about fixing racings problems and how the sport needs so much help. She then implies it's wrong to go after guys like Assmussen and Dutrow. 2 guys who have repeatdly been caught cheating. It's ridiculous hearing from someone about all the problems in racing who employs some of the biggest cheaters out there...Assmussen...Contessa...Lake.
She is just adding to the problem by defending the guys who are the cause of all the problems. Her defense with assmussen is it was most likely sabotage. Gimme a freakin break. This is a dangerous route to go down....pretty soon all the cheaters will use this as an excuse. It's pretty cut and dry...your horse tests postive, you do the time/penalty. She really needs to shut her trap.
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06-29-2008, 12:32 PM
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I don't like or dislike Maggi Moss, which is not the forums sentiment. It is very clear in this thread how the forum members percieve her. As well this just plays into the internet hysteria that even surfaced in this thread when someone said Amoss had a positive without any evidence whatsoever, "just a feeling". Well, having a positive and someone suggesting you had a positive are two completely different things. Your comments are the same, you heard what you wanted to hear and are relaying that interview based on your sentiment. What she said is that there is no uniformity in the drug testing situation, particularly in Texas. They will not do any bloodwork to perform quantative evidence of doping. She also stated that a LSU Dr. had reviewed the testing and said that it is possible it was a contamination, but because of the way Texas conducts their testing once postive there is no further testing, like bloodwork which is much better standard to use than urine. Or that it had been metabolized, which is much different than injecting to block. She never implied it was wrong to go after Assmusen or Dutrow. What she did say was that it would be ludicrous for Assmussen to have injected a 1/5 filly in a MSW, what would be the point, particularly in a state like Texas. She also spoke about the terrible things that do happen in this sport, that horses are abused, blocked, slaughtered and so on. BUT because there is no uniformity state to state, no definitive way to do testing, someone can test positive in Texas but not test positive in Kentucky which has a much better process of testing. The fact there is no standard from track to track this is what she wants to address. Oh and you forgot to mention another foundation she has established to help owners that can't afford to fix their injured animals and therefore have to euthanize them. Her foundation would help owners to save horses that get injuries that are expensive and let them be retired. I'm not her cheerleader here, although it sounds like it, I really have no opinion, but if you are going to relay information make it more truthful of what was said and not just your "feelings"
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, but I also prefer them to be attractive. IMO....she isn't attractive.
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