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![]() Your horse had a bad ride, I pointed it out. You brought my son into it. You gambled, you lost. Get it? You think you got robbed, I think you got what the track gave all the bettors. Maybe next time.
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That's the issue. It's not about gambling and losing. It's about expecting some kind of competency by the people making these decisions because we are betting our money with the expectation that the decisions will be dealt with fairly. Apparently that's too much to ask by you and we wonder why we as bettors we are treated like crap. |
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![]() If we ever have a commissioner for the sport, you should run.
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![]() So, let me get this straight, a horse was taken down yesterday because its rider has commited fouls, in high profile races no less, in the past....and bettors should ( be real men and ) suck it up?
That makes a lot of sense.
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![]() Hoss and BTW, Mister B is right about one thing. You guys need to move on.
Move on from arguing with someone who is hopelessly wrong. |
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![]() It didn't cost me anything, but I'm still pissed about the Goldikova non take down.
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![]() its a shame that an owner, a trainer and many bettors lost out because of a riders reputation. there has to be a better way to deal with poor riding tactics. if the horse didnt lose a placing due to another jock, what justification can there be for a change in order? saying thats life is no explanation. its in everyones best interest that stewards get it right. there needs to be protocol and it needs to be followed, with consequences for incorrect calls.
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![]() That would lead to 3 horse fields in KY, NY and Cali, and add to the already starving jocks at Beulah, Mountaineer, Zia Park ('sup Ken Tohill)
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Felix Unger talking to Oscar Madison: "Your horse could finish third by 20 lengths and they still pay you? And you have been losing money for all these years?!" |
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![]() I actually think Rajiv Maragh is a pretty good rider. He's made some really poor decisions in 2 races and luckily no one has been seriously injured as a result. But I feel as though that is the exception rather than the rule on him.
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![]() There are certainly better jockeys at these lower level tracks that would ride circles around jokes like Maylan Studart, Alonso Quinonez, Joe Steiner, Jose Espinoza, Jore Chavez, Agapito Delgadillo
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![]() I could ride better than 5 of the 6 you mentioned. I happen to like Quinonez on the turf.
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![]() I'm with you Quinonez, actually, on either surface.
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![]() Chavez and Jose Espinoza would clean up at a place like Tampa. Alonso Quinonez would win the riding title by a landslide. Delgadillo would be dangerous if they carded some 870 yd races.
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![]() I don't disagree with any of that, especially this year. Weakest colony in quite some time.
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