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04-03-2010, 01:33 PM
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04-03-2010, 06:20 PM
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Love ya, LD. What a thrilling racce. If only you hadn't been on the rail. If, if, if. Thanks also for th "C" note and the sawbuck,
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04-03-2010, 07:05 PM
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Just back from Big A. What a fun day and huge effort out of Lloyd. He did change his leads on cue without any problem, Mig said he dug in late and did not want to lose, and you have to love that! Steve, said he came out of the race fine. Once again he broke so well and since no one really wanted the lead Mig went for it and said he went along very easy. It is only a matter of time before we get in the winners circle.
Again a terrific day with the DT faithful, great time hanging out with Michelle, Chris and his wife, Kenny P, JD and crew, pgiaco (nice effort late on your firster), and I finally got to meet Joey (A-team). I got some pictures today, but downloading and figuring out how to post is a whole different story, will try to get them up. Thanks again to Steve, Chuck and Gary. What an unbelievable day to have one run (especially like that) on Wood/Carter day!
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04-03-2010, 09:15 PM
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Congrats again to the Dee Tee group on another great race by Lloyd. The Mig was great and nothing but nice/encouraging words about Lloyd. It was very exciting as they were coming down the stretch. It was so nice meeting some of you (i can't believe I missed Joey). Also many thanks to you Steve, my son absolutely loved the paddock and was looking to go back down every race after the second. Thanks again, it was a great day (although it could hve been a little warmer). Here's a few pictures.
   
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