More importantly who is the whistleblower?

Brent drove at Maywood and Sportsmans back in the day. He also spent a lot of time living in Las Vegas playing poker. He won 2 WSOP bracelets.
I caught him 1 night on a huge longshot at Maywood. Had him live in some late doubles. The back half finished in a dead heat and hurt my payoff some but still a,great score.
Brent could get a,little surly when the railbirds would chirp at him but I thought he did well with a,few horses.
RIP Brent.
There's a,full article on the poker news website.

A few not covered. Maybe we will get a double carryover

$9800 pick 5 that I most definitely should have hit. Absolutely stunning payoff. Only one horse paying over $10. Unbelievable really.

Aren't you discounting the mighty KARL?

Varenne, who lived to be 31, set a record of 1:51.1, won 62 of 73 races, and earned $5.63 million (U.S.). Varenne, trained by Finland’s Jori Turja and driven by Giampaolo Minnucci, won virtually every major international race – some of them multiple times.

For two consecutive years, Varenne won the Prix d’Amérique, the Gran Premio Lotteria, and the Elitlopp. In fact, he won the Lotteria three times overall. In the U.S., Varenne won the 2001 Breeders Crown Open Trot in a world-record 1:51.1, and in Canada, he won the Trot Mondial.

Varenne received the 2001 Dan Patch Award for best older male trotter. He was inducted into the Harness Racing Hall of Fame in 2010.

He also left a major mark as a sire. His offspring include Vernissage Grif, Twister Bi, Arazi Boko, Tony Gio, Lisa America, and others.

He also made his mark as a broodmare sire through horses such as Southwind Serena, the dam of Tactical Landing and Mission Brief (dam of this year’s Hambletonian champion, Apex), Alrajah One, Diva Ek, Eric The Eel, and others.