Venue for 4/17

[RUFFIAN]

JOLY

LUKAS
The Main thing I recall about him

He had MORE 2 Yr Old BREAKDOWNS
Than any trainer ever

Just soured me on him
Never a fan

[Real Quiet]

The name escapes me but in the 90's there was a NY horse who was a cut below the really good horses. He used to run in real short fields and would always plod around the track and pick up a nice check in each race even if he finished last. And he ran a lot. He might never have won but back in the day horses were a lot more sound and used to run frequently. I've said it before but I grew up watching horses run at Penn National simulcast from the Meadowlands and every race had 6 alternates. The races were bad but the fields were full.

[NJ Stinks]

Originally Posted by Real Quiet

The name escapes me but in the 90's there was a NY horse who was a cut below the really good horses. He used to run in real short fields and would always plod around the track and pick up a nice check in each race even if he finished last. And he ran a lot. He might never have won but back in the day horses were a lot more sound and used to run frequently. I've said it before but I grew up watching horses run at Penn National simulcast from the Meadowlands and every race had 6 alternates. The races were bad but the fields were full.

My guess of the name would be Dollar Bill but I don't think he was bred in NY?