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Old 06-10-2008, 06:30 AM
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I see a lot of " I know for a fact " posts on the internet.....and most are a friend of a friend of a friend told my brother's gym teacher's paperboy's father's ex-boss's bartender.

I'll find out if they're looking into it....but actually in this case I assume it's true.

I do look forward to betting against White Tie at 2:5 next time. I didn't like how he hung late in the race.
HUNG LATE? YOUR SERIOUS! First time out, the horse is cut off, loses 3 to 4 lengths and then comes on in the stretch and loses by a length and change. Forget about hanging late. The horse just showed you, first time out what kind of heart he was. You are right, at 2/5 it is no bet. But to bet against him? Well that is just plain foolish. All due respect.
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Old 06-10-2008, 09:23 AM
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HUNG LATE? YOUR SERIOUS! First time out, the horse is cut off, loses 3 to 4 lengths and then comes on in the stretch and loses by a length and change. Forget about hanging late. The horse just showed you, first time out what kind of heart he was. You are right, at 2/5 it is no bet. But to bet against him? Well that is just plain foolish. All due respect.

He ran OK. He had some trouble and was probably best. You obviously have a personal involvement with this horse because of the trainer and your judgement on a lot of matters involving him is severely clouded.

You should watch the race a couple more times. A lot of things went well for him.
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Old 06-10-2008, 03:57 PM
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Four posibilities {1} The jockey never made a claim of foul. which we are led to think did hapen.{2} No outrider available. {3}the outrider wouldnt accept the claim. {4} the steward wouldnt accept the claim. Why wouldnt the track investigate this? If the jockey is making a false claim make him the scapegoat otherwise its all on the track. If the objection was at least flashed up on the board I could accept what happened. Is this just another way of telling the bettors we owe you nothing.
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