Yesterday, Scioto, race 14.

Scioto gave Lou Armstrong an absolute poor field.

His odds reflected at 1/9, and he won easy.

The fractions:

31.2  1:02.0    (30.3)   1:31.0    (29.0)   1:58.4    (27.4)

Looks like Mr. Take No Responsibility Pathological Liar learned how to drive the horse, 131 opposed to 125 at 3/4's likely made a bit of difference, ya think 

It sure did.

I have never met the guy but because it's fractional ownership, I like to see people that buy shares do well. He has some really nice horses including Lou Armstrong.  IMO, he could delegate and save himself a lot of travel if he put others up like his brother James who IMO is like the 2nd or 3rd best driver in North America.  I guess he wants to make more by getting the 5 percent driving and he even admits he's not the best driver.  That race where Lou Armstrong going 1.25 to 3/4's that was pretty bad.

Because he said "Hebrew?"  Not sure what the record is on here but you have to be
at least one of the fastest ever to become extremely annoying. Nice work.

He [Artsplace] won the battle BUT lost the war. The Bunny in WR 1:50.4 going away in Final.
Also beat him in NAC, M[1] Pace and Cleveland classic. 

Yes--many have said Artsplace was "sick" most of the year

and of course PB was trained by Robinson...so milkshake, epo, juice, etc was low hanging fruit

so the Artsplace worshippers have something to hold on to

He [Artsplace] won the battle BUT lost the war. The Bunny in WR 1:50.4 going away in Final.
Also beat him in NAC, M[1] Pace and Cleveland classic. 

Odds On Mr Mamba's races have all been on a 7/8 mile track.

The first Adios was run in 1967 as 2 heats on the same day, sometime in the 1970's it went back to only one heat.

in 1991 it was at least two heats--Precious Bunny/Artsplace

is was one of the few times all season that Artsplace defeated PB--Campbell parked Moiseyev in the first heat and actually won