Integrity in horse racing -- from a betting standpoint

[DaTruth]

Originally Posted by cmorioles

I don't care what anyone says, this has to be considered a late nominee in the "Redboard of the Year" category. That is creativity at its finest.

Scoff as you wish, but that was my impression as I watched the race unfold. We are talking about Louisiana, you know.

[cmorioles]

Originally Posted by DaTruth

Scoff as you wish, but that was my impression as I watched the race unfold. We are talking about Louisiana, you know.

Scoff? It was a nomination. The fact you cashed had nothing at all to do with anything, but you slid it in the side door. Well done!

[DaTruth]

Originally Posted by cmorioles

Scoff? It was a nomination. The fact you cashed had nothing at all to do with anything, but you slid it in the side door. Well done!

I mentioned that to deflect any accusations of sour grapes. It wasn't like I said I killed the race.

[cmorioles]

Originally Posted by DaTruth

I mentioned that to deflect any accusations of sour grapes. It wasn't like I said I killed the race.

I'm just joking around man, I know you didn't mean anything by it. Happy Holidays!

[DaTruth]

Originally Posted by cmorioles

I'm just joking around man, I know you didn't mean anything by it. Happy Holidays!

No problem chief. Happy New Year.

[goodcopy]

"Lord" you dumb ignorant bitch,I have personal Private knowledge of so called "shenanigans" occurring jut this year any many others in the past!
They are very rare and part of my handicapping process is to try and stay away of races with the potential for "stiffs" or trainer/jockey intent other than to win a race.
but to think that there is not drugs or electric blankets or buzzers or any other type of cheating out side the rules of racing is both naive and terribly dumb to mention write or speculate on

[Dahoss]

Originally Posted by goodcopy

"Lord" you dumb ignorant bitch,I have personal Private knowledge of so called "shenanigans" occurring jut this year any many others in the past!
They are very rare and part of my handicapping process is to try and stay away of races with the potential for "stiffs" or trainer/jockey intent other than to win a race.
but to think that there is not drugs or electric blankets or buzzers or any other type of cheating out side the rules of racing is both naive and terribly dumb to mention write or speculate on

You tell 'em.

Nothing like personal, private knowledge. Would you be so kind as to alert us next time one of those electric blankets are being used in a race.

Thanks in advance.