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Harness Racing / Re: Noble driving like Case
« Last post by Locked in with pace on December 29, 2025, 10:25:36 AM »So how is wolf urine used?
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Harness Racing / Re: Noble driving like Case« Last post by Locked in with pace on December 29, 2025, 10:25:36 AM »So how is wolf urine used?
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Harness Racing / Re: Noble driving like Case« Last post by Trigger on December 29, 2025, 09:34:45 AM »I dont follow Ohio racing, I probably coudnt point to Ohio on a map, though I did visitmy sister in Shaker Heights. Why isnt the great Noble racing at Scioto He (and his wife trainer) was setting track records, lifetime marks one after another, some with horses that were considered cheap - all in one night too became all too suspicious and rumors and anger ensued ![]() This thread will catch you up with that... https://www.horseplop.com/index.php?topic=81717.0 73
Harness Racing / Re: Noble driving like Case« Last post by Yonkers1A on December 29, 2025, 09:32:08 AM »I dont follow Ohio racing, I probably coudnt point to Ohio on a map, though I did visitmy sister in Shaker Heights. Why isnt the great Noble racing at Scioto
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Harness Racing / Re: Noble driving like Case« Last post by Trigger on December 29, 2025, 09:26:20 AM »The spirit that was in Walter Case Jr. left and is in Dan Noble.
Looks like him in the bike and the energy and confidence there too. It connects with the horse, it exceeds in bringing out the talent in the driver and then some and has that dark side win at any cost too. It also likes to be around drugs, lots of drugs. It's all too familiar with Northfield Park, redemption (Yonkers, Scioto) comes to mind. Before the fall, we'll see. 75
Harness Racing / Re: Noble driving like Case« Last post by Bitter Truth on December 29, 2025, 09:15:43 AM »8 wins three times in one week. Who could have seen this, say 6 weeks ago, coming?
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Harness Racing / Re: Noble« Last post by firhill on December 29, 2025, 09:14:03 AM »How do you explain his success driving horses not from his barn?
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The O.T. / Re: Just like to mention:« Last post by Trigger on December 29, 2025, 09:12:54 AM »So today is JOHN FRANK ARMY 79th birthday. I don't celebrate. I had me beers yeaterday. I got a whole year to be 79,so you celebrate the day before,because I ain't seein 78 anymore. Might be because me left-handed and lefties think differently and have a great left hook. Had a mess of apointments to go to today,but the weather is atroucious. Snowin and winds gusting to 50 MPH. Gonna just make calls and fill out a lot of paperwork. Most peoples ain't working anyway. They really won't start again until Jan.5th.It could be MILLER TIME again. John Frank Miller Time and some smokes. Glad you're around for another birthday, and I am expecting many more with your new found energy and humor. Year 78 wrapped up poorly - but you're alive! Year 79 is where it's at - so I wish you a happy, healthy birthday and it carries forward with lots of success and fun! A clean, fresh start and hopeful recovery at least of some stuff. ![]() 78
Thoroughbred Racing / Re: Zenyatta's Daily Carryover Lounge« Last post by Trigger on December 29, 2025, 08:57:11 AM »Today's Carryovers 12/29/25
+ 73 MIN R1 UK Newcastle PK6: $4,919 + FIN R1 UK Doncaster PK6: $3,731 + FIN R3 UK Doncaster PK4: $1,850 + 2:07 PM R5 Mahoning Valley PK6: $1,657 + 4:00 PM R1 Dayton Raceway (H) PK5: $1,097 + FIN R3 IRE Limerick TB PK4: $463 79
Harness Racing / Re: Boring maine racing« Last post by Locked in with pace on December 29, 2025, 08:52:40 AM »Their sire stakes program is where some can make a living. It's a real nice program. 7 or 8 legs with purses of around $16,000 with 5-6 horse fields and a final for $100,000. One big problem though, is that there is one owner up there that has half the field in most races
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Harness Racing / Re: 8 months and still no action?« Last post by Locked in with pace on December 29, 2025, 08:44:41 AM »Nothing will happen. The big-name trainers appeals last year's. This week's races will be filled with his horses. The Big M needs him to fill fields.
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