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06-20-2008, 05:44 PM
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May be Delaware's first drug positive ever...
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#3
06-20-2008, 05:47 PM
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Rumor has it a guy named Franklin was seen in Jones' barn that day.
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06-20-2008, 06:13 PM
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Delaware has been testing for EPO antibodies since 2003. Milkshakes since 2006. They jumped and adopted the RMTC steroid testing and penalties before we even can measure levels.
So you guys are saying they really don't test, or they ignore positives?
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06-20-2008, 07:20 PM
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Since coming to Delaware for career start #4 - Stones River won a MSW with a 10 horse field by 4.25 lengths and paid $10.20
Career start #5 was the race he was supposedly sabotaged in - and holy mother of God did he step it up a notch. Looking like a cinch to win the Travers, Stones River closed from last and unleashed a monster turn of foot to win by 9.25 lengths, in hand, and pay $7.40 as the co second choice in a field of 7. The even money favorite checked in 2nd. The 3rd place finisher, a 5/2 shot, was 3rd beaten 13.25 lengths. The final time was a supersonic 1:41.13 for a mile and 70 yards. There were two other dirt route races on the card - the first of which was won by a horse who needed 1:51.32 to get 8.5 furlongs. That translates to the winner running a mere 72 Beyer points less than Stones River. The other route race, was won by the hard hitting Peter Walder trained Pyramyst, a 6/5 favorite, in 1:43.16 for the mile and 70 yards. The final time was over 2 full seconds slower! Pyramyst scored her 6th consecutive win in the 46K alw race - the feature on the card. Her Beyer was only 20 points less than Stones River. That was some fine work by the PETA folks - not only did they sabotage both Jones and Squires right before the congress hearings - but if they are that skilled at juicing horses - they had to cash a monster bet offshore on that horse and use the profits to buy stock in CDI!
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#7
06-20-2008, 07:22 PM
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I know I'm shocked.
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Just more nebulous nonsense from BBB
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