4 horrendous Breeders Cup days in a row in the NY Metro area. Never do it again!

[stonegossard]

Originally Posted by freddymo

Why because its predicted to pour for the next 48 hours. Why because if it pours for 48 hours the turf may become completely unstable and unsafe.. Why because I have no experience having an attorney tell me that if you take this risk you and your company are in harms way.. Why because we have never seen jocks walk out or decline to race when they thought their lives were at risk.. Listen JO this may all be BS but if it pours too much the races could and should be cancelled.. As usual you over step your boundarys.. Look your a nice two dollar handicapper leave it at that. get back to the PP's were you belong

Who is JO?

[NoLuvForPletch]

Originally Posted by stonegossard

Who is JO?

I'm guessing Jerk Off?

[stonegossard]

Originally Posted by NoLuvForPletch

I'm guessing Jerk Off?

I see......thanks for the splanation.



Could also be Jag Off.

[ddthetide]

IF it's any consolation, 49* cloudy, breezy, cold (compared to what it's been) and no rain since early this morning. heading your way. hope it gets there in time, for you guys.

[slotdirt]

This reminds me of the Virginia Fall Races last year where I had purchased a box, and it had been raining pretty good for several days. I called, asked the racing office if the races were going to be run despite the weather, and was told "we've been running these races for 50 years and they've never been cancelled. The horses don't melt, and neither do we." And this was over hurdles.

Why is it that we pussyfoot around rain here in the States, while in Europe the thought of delaying or cancelling races because of a little wet turf is never even considered?