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Sightseek 11-25-2009 09:04 AM

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Originally Posted by freddymo
The point is not to dis anyone as buying a yearling is exciting and risky at any level. The point is to praise someone who did well even if he took the first sip of cream off the top. I really hope Chuck and Bob win a g1 with any of their stuff. Heck just because Chuck and I dont see eye to eye certainly doesnt mean I don't wish him anything but the very best.

I agree with you here Freddy.

gales0678 11-25-2009 09:15 AM

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Originally Posted by GPK
Did you know that this summer at Saratoga it was the first time EVER that more than HALF the races were carded for the turf? 195 of the 365 races. You think that plays into the hands of a turf specialist trainer like Linda? All 20 of her winners were on races scheduled for the grass.
20 winners at Toga this summer.
11 @ 5 1/2 furlongs on the turf
2 off the turf winners
7 turf route winners.


kev,

can you give Linda's turf breakdown for the fall meet at BEL , she is not listed on the NYRA website

Scav 11-25-2009 09:24 AM

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Originally Posted by freddymo
When you are an owner of horses and you are earning money the invoices are a lot easier to pay then if you are blow thru 300k a year without much success. Who gives a F about invoices when you are earning.. Stop it give the man his due

I wasn't being negative on McPeek that much, I was just pointing out something I consider extreme on his part. I think it would be much smarter for him to be selling 80% for the total sale price instead of marking up the horse up. I would have no issue with him keeping 20% and recouping his expense.

All this is really means nothing because the guy is doing really well right now. Lets see where alot of these two year olds are late in their 3 year old year though. Personally, I would rather have a horse progress and be around for 20 starts, then have them blow their load within their first two starts and be a 10nw3 claimer by November of their 3 year old year.

freddymo 11-25-2009 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by gales0678
kev,

can you give Linda's turf breakdown for the fall meet at BEL , she is not listed on the NYRA website

You are starting to be Stalkerish? She won a bunch of 5f races.. they dont card them at 5 and few at 6 now. Think about it logically, consider the majority of stock at SPA and trainers, do you think most are pointing toward winning 5f turf sprints? You think the major trainers and owners are gunning to get there stock a win in a BS 5f 30k claimer? Give the gal credit she kicked ass she has found a niche and drove a bulldozer thru it.. Congrats.. You figure horses that run well at 5f on the grass in the summer should be equally suited for a 1mile 70 on the INNER in a few weeks?

maybe you think she was cheating? They all save Jerkin and Simon cheat

gales0678 11-25-2009 09:33 AM

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Originally Posted by freddymo
You are starting to be Stalkerish? She won a bunch of 5f races.. they dont card them at 5 and few at 6 now. Think about it logically, consider the majority of stock at SPA and trainers, do you think most are pointing toward winning 5f turf sprints? You think the major trainers and owners are gunning to get there stock a win in a BS 5f 30k claimer? Give the gal credit she kicked ass she has found a niche and drove a bulldozer thru it.. Congrats.. You figure horses that run well at 5f on the grass in the summer should be equally suited for a 1mile 70 on the INNER in a few weeks?

maybe you think she was cheating? They all save Jerkin and Simon cheat


i let it go after chuck told me to , then gpk brings it up again this AM , what i'm not allowed to respond mr slot czar?

parsixfarms 11-25-2009 09:38 AM

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Originally Posted by freddymo
In my world its pretty simple, if the ruling body isnt specifically testing for a dangerous substance then clearly it can not be illegal.

So, you were OK with Biancone using cobra venom? After all, we're told that there's currently no test for it.

freddymo 11-25-2009 09:43 AM

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Originally Posted by Scav
I wasn't being negative on McPeek that much, I was just pointing out something I consider extreme on his part. I think it would be much smarter for him to be selling 80% for the total sale price instead of marking up the horse up. I would have no issue with him keeping 20% and recouping his expense.

All this is really means nothing because the guy is doing really well right now. Lets see where alot of these two year olds are late in their 3 year old year though. Personally, I would rather have a horse progress and be around for 20 starts, then have them blow their load within their first two starts and be a 10nw3 claimer by November of their 3 year old year.

20 starts what horses race 20 times anymore? That is like 30 months of training after the first start.. 20 starts your funny..

BTW how is McPeek going to sell other partnerships to the same people if he isnt winning early? Think about it the point is to get people to win money and reinvest it in new stock how does winning late help? There is a method to winning early beside the fun joy and profit..lol
You figure those 2 and 3 year old wins at Keeneland in allowance and stakes company dont personally work for you? Yeah I see your point winning stakes at Keeneland must suck.

freddymo 11-25-2009 09:44 AM

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Originally Posted by gales0678
i let it go after chuck told me to , then gpk brings it up again this AM , what i'm not allowed to respond mr slot czar?

Just kidding

freddymo 11-25-2009 09:46 AM

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Originally Posted by parsixfarms
So, you were OK with Biancone using cobra venom? After all, we're told that there's currently no test for it.

Cobra venom is most likely dangerous for a horse to run on. ANYTHING that would endanger a horses welfare is WAY off base.

Scav 11-25-2009 09:46 AM

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Originally Posted by freddymo
Just kidding

you can just type 'jk' and he would know what you are talking about. Save those fingers from carpal tunnel

Scav 11-25-2009 09:47 AM

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Originally Posted by freddymo
20 starts what horses race 20 times anymore? That is like 30 months of training after the first start.. 20 starts your funny..

BTW how is McPeek going to sell other partnerships to the same people if he isnt winning early? Think about it the point is to get people to win money and reinvest it in new stock how does winning late help? There is a method to winning early beside the fun joy and profit..lol
You figure those 2 and 3 year old wins at Keeneland in allowance and stakes company dont personally work for you? Yeah I see your point winning stakes at Keeneland must suck.

That was never my point. His recent Keeneland meet probably had his phone ringing off the hook.

phystech 11-25-2009 10:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Scav
That was never my point. His recent Keeneland meet probably had his phone ringing off the hook.


Exactly what is your point, then?

You don't think it is right for the guy to do all the leg work on a horse he buys at a sale and then not be compensated for that legwork and any expenses he incurs? If he is selling the shares after he has made the purchase, you expect him to bear all the risk on the horse and not be rewarded for taking the risk? Who buys shares in the horse if it dies the night he takes it home? Who buys the shares if the horse dies before he sells all of the shares? Who shoulders that financial burden?

Ultimately, it is up to the share buyer to decide whether it is worth the markup being paid, isn't it?

freddymo 11-25-2009 10:06 AM

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Originally Posted by Scav
I wasn't being negative on McPeek that much, I was just pointing out something I consider extreme on his part. I think it would be much smarter for him to be selling 80% for the total sale price instead of marking up the horse up. I would have no issue with him keeping 20% and recouping his expense.

All this is really means nothing because the guy is doing really well right now. Lets see where alot of these two year olds are late in their 3 year old year though. Personally, I would rather have a horse progress and be around for 20 starts, then have them blow their load within their first two starts and be a 10nw3 claimer by November of their 3 year old year.

10nw3 claimers at Penn run for 23k 40% premium if you are a Pa bred.. I will have one in such a race in a few weeks.. gotta love slots lol

parsixfarms 11-25-2009 10:08 AM

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Originally Posted by freddymo
Cobra venom is most likely dangerous for a horse to run on. ANYTHING that would endanger a horses welfare is WAY off base.

So now you're drawing the following distinction: (1) if they can't test for it but it would endanger a horse's welfare, it's not OK; versus (2) if they can't test for it but it would not endanger a horse's welfare, it's OK.

Isn't the question of whether something would endanger a horse way too subjective a standard? After all, there are plenty of legal therapeutic medications that, if abused, could endanger a horse's welfare.

freddymo 11-25-2009 10:09 AM

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Originally Posted by phystech
Exactly what is your point, then?

You don't think it is right for the guy to do all the leg work on a horse he buys at a sale and then not be compensated for that legwork and any expenses he incurs? If he is selling the shares after he has made the purchase, you expect him to bear all the risk on the horse and not be rewarded for taking the risk? Who buys shares in the horse if it dies the night he takes it home? Who buys the shares if the horse dies before he sells all of the shares? Who shoulders that financial burden?

Ultimately, it is up to the share buyer to decide whether it is worth the markup being paid, isn't it?

Scavs was indirectly supporting Cannon Shell.Which is cool, why wouldnt he, unfortunately the point was never particularly meaningful, you just had to let it go and understand my man was sticking up for his main man. Its right thing to do!

freddymo 11-25-2009 10:12 AM

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Originally Posted by parsixfarms
So now you're drawing the following distinction: (1) if they can't test for it but it would endanger a horse's welfare, it's not OK; versus (2) if they can't test for it but it would not endanger a horse's welfare, it's OK.

Isn't the question of whether something would endanger a horse way too subjective a standard? After all, there are plenty of legal therapeutic medications that, if abused, could endanger a horse's welfare.

BTW I posted that if the meds endangered the horse they shouldnt be used and the state is obligated to test for them.

To answer your question you cant endanger a horse with meds legal or "Not Tested/illegal" But the stuff that could be illegal maybe just stuff that doesnt endanger a horse it could be stuff that truly makes them feel better not feel nothing at all.

Scav 11-25-2009 10:21 AM

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Originally Posted by freddymo
10nw3 claimers at Penn run for 23k 40% premium if you are a Pa bred.. I will have one in such a race in a few weeks.. gotta love slots lol

Freddy, you are missing out right now. The state to hit right now is Indiana, 50 BSF and you run 3rd in a 70k stakes race. That is jackpot city...

gales0678 11-25-2009 10:24 AM

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Originally Posted by freddymo
10nw3 claimers at Penn run for 23k 40% premium if you are a Pa bred.. I will have one in such a race in a few weeks.. gotta love slots lol

is he live freddy? bet him in the gimmicks?

parsixfarms 11-25-2009 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by freddymo
BTW I posted that if the meds endangered the horse they shouldnt be used and the state is obligated to test for them.

The issue, in the terms that you previously framed it, isn't whether the state should be testing for them. Rather, the issue is whether it's OK to use something simply because they are not testing for it.

Ten years ago, they didn't have a test for EPO. Now they do, and evidence suggests that EPO's use is harmful to the horse. That there was not a test for it ten years shouldn't mean that the trainers that used it back then were doing something that was OK.

randallscott35 11-25-2009 10:28 AM

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Originally Posted by parsixfarms
The issue, in the terms that you previously framed it, isn't whether the state should be testing for them. Rather, the issue is whether it's OK to use something simply because they are not testing for it.

Ten years ago, they didn't have a test for EPO. Now they do, and evidence suggests that EPO's use is harmful to the horse. That there was not a test for it ten years shouldn't mean that the trainers that used it back then were doing something that was OK.

Those glorious EPO days when horses rebroke during the race....And Lance Armstrong won at will. Those were the days.


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