Mountaineer park 8/14 early double

Byebyemermaid · #1 08-14-2006, 02:16 PM

Got home early from a great day on the road and had a chance to look at the early double and post before i pick up my little princess at day care.In the 1st i'm using the 4,5 and 8.The 4 had one start back in june off a lengthy vacation and ran well.The same day that he ran in 5k NW2 the 1 in the 4th race was in 5k NW3 and that race went slower.The trainer whose very good down there gave the horse time off again bud did work the horse 3 days ago.The 5 has some credible lines and i think will show a good account of himself.The 8 is dropping and could very well winding up the favorite.In the 2nd i feel it's the 3 bottom horses with the 3 best riders that are down there since Huber Villa-Gomez has no mount in the race.The bet will be 4,5,8/8,9,10.Then i'll press a little extra with 4,5/8,9,10.You might be asking why i didn't use the 6 in the first race whose coming out of the same June 5th race as the 4.His last race was just tooooo bad.Good luck.

GPK · #2 08-14-2006, 02:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Byebyemermaid

Got home early from a great day on the road and had a chance to look at the early double and post before i pick up my little princess at day care.In the 1st i'm using the 4,5 and 8.The 4 had one start back in june off a lengthy vacation and ran well.The same day that he ran in 5k NW2 the 1 in the 4th race was in 5k NW3 and that race went slower.The trainer whose very good down there gave the horse time off again bud did work the horse 3 days ago.The 5 has some credible lines and i think will show a good account of himself.The 8 is dropping and could very well winding up the favorite.In the 2nd i feel it's the 3 bottom horses with the 3 best riders that are down there since Huber Villa-Gomez has no mount in the race.The bet will be 4,5,8/8,9,10.Then i'll press a little extra with 4,5/8,9,10.You might be asking why i didn't use the 6 in the first race whose coming out of the same June 5th race as the 4.His last race was just tooooo bad.Good luck.

off the race topic...but you and the family coming to the area again any time soon Mark?

Byebyemermaid · #3 08-14-2006, 03:42 PM

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off the race topic...but you and the family coming to the area again any time soon Mark?

We most definitely will be back down there again.It most probably would be another family outing with my brother and his family.We loved it down there and feel as the kids get older they'll understand more of what they see.The irony is that when we were down there we saw the great wolf lodge and they've built one here in the poconos in Pa.and are going there the last week of August.How is the young lady that you've been seeing,and how is you back holding up?Thanks for the vote of confidence last night about my Mountaineer picks.Take care bro,will be off and on tonight.By the way are you now living back in Virginia?

GPK · #4 08-14-2006, 03:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Byebyemermaid

We most definitely will be back down there again.It most probably would be another family outing with my brother and his family.We loved it down there and feel as the kids get older they'll understand more of what they see.The irony is that when we were down there we saw the great wolf lodge and they've built one here in the poconos in Pa.and are going there the last week of August.How is the young lady that you've been seeing,and how is you back holding up?Thanks for the vote of confidence last night about my Mountaineer picks.Take care bro,will be off and on tonight.By the way are you now living back in Virginia?

back is getting better everyday Mark, thanks. I am living back in VA...about 15 minutes from Williamsburg. Stacey is also doing well...thanks.

MinnSkinny · #5 08-14-2006, 05:51 PM

Kev,
In order to prepare for your return to competitive golf, it is important to maintain your hip flexibility while your back heals, and to do this I recommend repetitive hip thrusting. Wait, you're probably way ahead of me.
T

GPK · #6 08-14-2006, 05:54 PM

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Originally Posted by MinnSkinny

Kev,
In order to prepare for your return to competitive golf, it is important to maintain your hip flexibility while your back heals, and to do this I recommend repetitive hip thrusting. Wait, you're probably way ahead of me.
T

you know me too well T.

hope things are well. You play any this weekend?