
10-23-2006, 11:46 AM
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The Curragh
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Join Date: May 2006
Posts: 2,866
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Quote:
Originally Posted by SCUDSBROTHER
I want to know who taught Seattle how to control the low part of the ride.I don't think Oracle or anyone else taught you that part yet.I have seen your bank of cars hit the ground and explode many times.At some point,one needs eliminate the possibility of the ride plunging into the ground.Maybe,you might want to stop plowing huge bucks on one animal to win at low odds.That's a very bad habit,and only results in getting the computer taken away,and increases the demand for you to attend those G.A. meetings that your Dad keeps talking about.Here,I will give you an example of high grade juice with low grade risk of daddy pounding the table.Anybody could see that Anita had the Sunday chalk in the park festival yesterday.So,I didn't fight it.I played a pick 5 using them.
5th ) singled She Looks Famous
6th) singled massive chalk ..Free Bird Whatever
7th)all
8th)singled massive chalk Selvatica
9th)singled Street Number
So,for a lousy $12 I used massive chalk without using a wad of bills that brings family members into the equation.So,with a chance at over $700,Pedroza again gives Street Number an awful ride.You would think he could avoid trouble just once with him,but again no.When I see him take the horse up in traffic multiple times,I know I am getting nothing,but again,this is a managed low.The ride never comes close to hitting hard ground.
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in the pk five, i was alive to the last with street number, and that ****in five horse that caught me up in its hype for Canani
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