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What are YOU talking about?
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He knows what it's like to hear Ronstadt bitch n' nag constantly. That's why he no longer fears death.
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Jerry has been working with a specific jurisdiction on some impactful reporting and administrative measures he advocates. When they come forth is unclear.
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I posted this because I thought it would stimulate a little discussion on a lazy Tuesday afternoon on the subject and while I agree that Mr Brown sounds a little extreme at times, doesn't always seem to understand the science of venous acid base theory and has advocated measures that would seem to border on imperialism, he seems sincerely to be trying to remove the edge a select group of suspected offenders have that dishonors and cheapens the game. If he is working closely with an administrative body it most likely is California as most of his comments are usually about the California circuit going so far as to suggest a boycott of providing TGH numbers for those tracks while not too long ago encouraging players not to play certain tracks. How much of his motivation is to protect the integrity of his figures only he knows for sure but it doesn't seem to be his only reason to go public so often. I thought it was not only newsworthy but was asking the board if it's members who are closer to these things whether they had more information than is currently published. |
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i give the guy big props ,for the whole tgh thing and ..recomending that guy to buy that horse ..send em out to cali to stomp that weak ass bunch..and bet it heavy..
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This is probably his quest to have TCO2 levels for all horses publically reported.
He's said on his list that Dr. Rick Arthur (California) has given him copies of TCO2 levels for horses tested in California, and he's requested that info from other jurisdictions (KY, NY, etc). On his list he's said he believes that TCO2 levels well below the established illegal threshold moves horses up lengths and is performance-enhancing. He's said he wants TCO2 levels published and public for every horse, every race, so one can identify the average levels for individual trainers (to identify "move-up" trainers). He thinks that the currently established world-wide TCO2 overage levels should be lowered markedly.
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He has talked about that on the board. I am not 100% sure on those above numbers, but I think they are close... |
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Brown thinks that threshold should be lowered. It most likely won't be (based upon the past 20 years of TCO2 knowledge and experience testing), so he's out to expose the trainers who he thinks are "cheating" by having higher TCO2 levels than other trainers, but who are below the currently established legal limit. Quote:
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