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A horse that never failed for you
two horses for me that always seemed to win when i picked and played it were
Statement--Seattle Slew NY turfer.. owned by tbred corp, trained by Kimmel and Mott Alamshar--a gulch colt who won his share for me at the Fair Grounds and NY owned by Hamdan trained by D Peitz |
affirmed success
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Laughing Dan. Everytime I saw him running at the track and I was there, I bet money on him. Won me some $$$ everytime.
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I'm still in denial about the Wolfer not hitting the board
at Belmont, Aptitude is cussing his name he always hits the board and bet every dime I had left in my pocked on derby day he would...didn't pay too badly either for the show bet |
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Lately it's been Quiet Cash at Hastings - talk about a big fish in a small pond. Think the bettors up there are finally catching on though :(
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Litf! i made oodles of money on him last year. Not only did i get to look at him in all of those races, I won money too which is really good. He never let me down.
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Spooky Mulder
Spooky Mulder....he is my favorite horse in training and has been for a few years...I've never seen a 'cheaper' type horse that LAYS HIS BODY DOWN every time he steps out on the track..he never loses a close decision seemingly because he's as game as god makes them...I absolutely adore this horse and I want to own him one day but he is SOOO game that he keeps on producing for every barn he goes to and he has been claimed like 5 or 6 times....
..Whenever he gets cheap enough, I WILL BUY THIS HORSE....he gives me chills to see his love for competing start-after-start and will to lay his body down 120% everytime and gut out a victory under any way possible....what a fierce competitor...they don't make many like him....the next trime you see him in take notice..you are seeing something more special than you realize... |
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I've loved following Lost in the Fog, but I haven't made any money on him.
Cripes, thinking back, I don't think I have ever had a wager involving his races. |
Cunningham, I love Spooky Mulder. I'd seen his name around before, but it's only been the last year or so that I've learned the details. He's an incredible workhorse - any idea what his plans are?
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Brass Hat as a 3yo was consistently under-estimated - I had for good odds him starting in the Rushaway. He's still winning me money.
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i see conman cunningham is running in a 4k claimer at fl this friday, 1st race. he's 8 now.
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Good choice with Spooky Mulder.. He's as honest as they come. Tries everytime.. I've always liked him too! :cool: |
I might take a beating for this but that horse that never failed me was a standardbred who raced the NY area tracks in the late 90's named Cake Rattle and Roll--cheap races but he always showed up.
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For me, it's Forego and it's not close.
Record... 57/34-9-7 Won 14 Grade 1s Won 21 Graded stakes 8 Eclipse Awards 3 HOY Awards Won the Woodward four straight years The most amazing thing about Forego is the weight he carried and gave to his opponents. He won carrying 130+ lbs many, many times. The greatest single effort I've seen from a racehorse was his run in the 1976 Marlboro when, while carrying 137 lbs, he came wide in the stretch and ran down Honest Pleasure to win by a head. I drove 14 hors to see that race and I was not disappointed. |
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