Wayne Catalano-Frank Calebrese

[MISTERGEE]

one other thing that may come in handy no matter who the trainers are, havent some of these horse been coming up straight from races at tampa bay downs and dont these type usually run very well over the course?

[TheSpyder]

And then there's this Simon guy, Chuck Simon who's doing even better. He's hitting at 100%. I think he's the one that started it and must have taught C all his secrets. Taking 20,000 claimers and winning way over their head.

Why just yesterday he had a horse some 15 lengths back with no shot come out of the clouds. Unreal. Someone ought to check that guy out for sure. I think he uses something very few do....damn good horse training!

Spyder

[TheSpyder]

No takers on my comments?

Originally Posted by DaHoss9698

What were you looking for people to say?

He can't count to 17?

[MISTERGEE]

now you have to add the slomkowski-calabrese combo
seems like calabrese, catalano, slomkowski won all the races yesterday

[ELA]

Originally Posted by MISTERGEE

now you have to add the slomkowski-calabrese combo
seems like calabrese, catalano, slomkowski won all the races yesterday

Well, now we know that there is certainly something going on, LOL. I saw this and thought it would add fuel to the fire.

This has nothing to do with "just reading a condition book" or "just placing horses aggressively" or "just dropping" or "just stepping up horses" -- it has to do with everything. If you are myopic about this, you won't get it.

I have a trainer who often starts off a meet -- within the first 20 starts or so -- at scary #'s, often shooting 50%. Then the #'s level off. It doesn't happen as often as the barn has gotten bigger, as he gears up less for certain meets, etc., but it happens.

In this case, they will most probably end up the meet where they tend to.

Eric

73% winners in 3 weeks. It'll level off thus making it OK. Love that logic.

[GBBob]

Originally Posted by ELA

Well, now we know that there is certainly something going on, LOL. I saw this and thought it would add fuel to the fire.

This has nothing to do with "just reading a condition book" or "just placing horses aggressively" or "just dropping" or "just stepping up horses" -- it has to do with everything. If you are myopic about this, you won't get it.

I have a trainer who often starts off a meet -- within the first 20 starts or so -- at scary #'s, often shooting 50%. Then the #'s level off. It doesn't happen as often as the barn has gotten bigger, as he gears up less for certain meets, etc., but it happens.

In this case, they will most probably end up the meet where they tend to.

Eric

It's simple..he's the World's greatest trainer..Owners should be flocking..

seriously...it's getting ridiculous..there were a few actually booing yesterday