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![]() I don't know that you're being fair. The game is littered with bad trainers that have trained great horses. I would say a trainer's competence isn't measured well by the best horse he or she ever trained. In fact, it might be better measured by some of the worst horses they trained....certainly the lesser ones.
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I do think that John Servis is a very talented trainer that is more than very adept and places his horses well which he proved when he was given the chance to train a very talented horse. I think like a number of trainers he has the talent to train better stock than he has been given. No knock on Jason either who is a very good trainer. Either are capable of having live horses for Saratoga. |
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![]() I had PA Bred horses at Parx years ago and had Bob Camac train for me. He used to tell me John Servis was a good trainer. When Bob got killed I went to see John about taking mine and he was full because he took some of Bob's clients. I've known John for years. Good trainer. Jason is great also. I've won much more money on him.
Good guys also. Good horses make good trainers. Bob told me that and many others have said it. |