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10-07-2006, 01:24 AM
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Dude, just PM him.
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10-07-2006, 02:20 AM
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Joey,how is the general mood there in YANKEETOWN tonite? They gotta take the next 2(or go home and play with their tools.)
SCAV...Jose Espinoza is particularly good at getting cheap turf horses to get into the super at huge prices.For some reason,I notice him getting a lot of 2nds,and 4ths with bombs.I can't get him to actually win with them,but once in a while, he can do it. He sure doesn't get much quality to ride.Hard to believe he does as much with them as he does.
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10-07-2006, 05:50 AM
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His race two back where he closed incredibly well into some soft fractions (soft for a 1 mile). In that race, he finished second to Red Zipper. Red Zipper also just came back and wired a field in the first on Wed. Conrad Crossing has turf form that makes him very competitive in this race and I think he is a must use in the pick 6. I am using 3, possibly 4 singles, so this is a race that I am going wide in.
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10-07-2006, 06:05 AM
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More stuff like "the owner wants to win a race on derby day". Jockeys don't jump off horses, their agents do. An agent might ride one horse over another because of many reasons. In this case Scavs contention and reasoning(as reported by his buddy GPK  )is so awful that I'm embarassed for him. I can't believe people actually believe in things like this without exercising some minor degree of common sense. Were Scav to have looked a bit closer, Scav would have noticed that there has been a trainer change on Conrad Crossing since his last race. His former trainer Phil Hauswald has retired from training to become the jockey agent for Mike Smith. The owner of Conrad Crossing decided to give this horse to trainer Angel Penna Jr. Trainers use jockeys on horses that theylike or have a relationship with(including their agents). Gee Scav, since Penna often uses Espinoza(his agent is hall of famer Jorge Velasquez) and Penna is the NEW trainer, isn't it just common sense that this was not a "choice" that was made by Luzzi or his agent? They simply weren't ever given the choice. I've never seen Angel Penna ride Luzzi, not even once. Luzzi also gave this horse one of the worst rides at the entire Saratoga meet the last time he rode him, he steadied and choked him for over one mile straight, he should have been castrated, the little gnome. He switches to a better trainer, is working well, and is coming off a NIGHTMARE trip and two great efforts. Please don't take handicapping tips from guys telling you to bet a horse because "the jockey jumped off him" when he doesn't have the slightest clue what he is talking about.
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10-07-2006, 06:16 AM
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Bottom line is that Scavs does not like Espinoza as a jock. I understand that feeling...there are horses that I don't use at times because of the jock, but I think that I could have the mount on Conrad Crossing today and he would have a legit shot at winning. 
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10-07-2006, 06:23 AM
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I think handicapping strictly by jockey is as bad as buying scratch off lottery tickets.
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10-07-2006, 06:26 AM
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*note to self...cash scratch off tickets to pay for Starbucks this morning*
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10-07-2006, 06:35 AM
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I've already had two strong cups of "Cinamon roll" flavored coffee. Kev, you know I'm a caffeine fiend. I grind it myself when I wake up and brew it as fast as I can after that to get full caffeine and flavor. I sit there watching it brew like a junkie, going hurry!!!! hurry!!!! And kev, Starbucks is the most foul tasting brew known to man. Its a true miracle that its received the way it is all over the place. I think it would be best used as insect repellant. Friends don't let friends drink Starbucks Kev.
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10-07-2006, 06:36 AM
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LOL...Can ya tell that the Yanks got beat bad last night.Oracle on the rampage. Don't worry,the Yanks will probably not go down this easily.As far asthe horse in question goes,I am not gunna cap those NY BRED turf races(evenfor that p6 carryover.)You gotta have some limits.There is a better card to bet at Anita today.
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10-07-2006, 06:40 AM
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I like Starbucks now a lot, but there was a time I felt the same way Oracle did. Cinnamon Roll flavored coffee, yuuuuck. I cant do flavored coffee. Just like the real thing....a lot. I dont believe coffee is at all bad for you.
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10-07-2006, 08:32 AM
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cup of coffee or two isn't bad for you...now a POT or two...
i think starbucks is overpriced and overrated.
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Books serve to show a man that those original thoughts of his aren't very new at all. Abraham Lincoln
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10-07-2006, 09:14 AM
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He's not a bad jock. I think he is just as good as his brother. Every big race his brother has won has been on the lead nice and easy for 3/4 of the race then make them sprint. Victor just seemed to get in good with Baffert and the wagon followed, Jose has not one big trainer behind him. They look nearley identical on a horse. I don't see victor as patient as jose if Victor has any horse at the 1/4 pole its go and he never saves anything for the end. The worst ride I ever seen him put on a horse was Chawktaw Nation in the Dubai World Cup talk about a miss judged finish. He asked the horse going into the far turn and the horse made a big move and if I can remember right I think he hit the lead and then the other two horse Dynever and i think roses in may took off again/
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10-07-2006, 09:44 AM
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I said Luzzi was jumping aboard the 5 horse, and is off the 6, while I mentioned jumping off, you don't think I know the agent does this stuff? That being said, my MAIN reason was that ESPINOZA is garbage as a jock, 6% on the year, which is my MAIN reason for not using him. As far as the Derby goes, I have proof that I never said that (saved transcipt), it really doesn't matter, I was the one that hit for 3k on a $50 ticket 1x5x1 ($10 pick three), what did you hit for in that race? Last edited by Scav : 10-07-2006 at 10:04 AM.
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10-07-2006, 09:50 AM
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often uses? Who doesn't have a clue?
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10-07-2006, 10:17 AM
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furthermore
Espinoza is ONE for 62 this Belmont meet. EVEN LAVIOLETTE wins a couple races. And while that means nothing to this argument and I just wanted to make fun of Laviolette, 1 for 62 is very Jean Luc Samyn type stat.
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