He shouldn't be allowed back, but he will. I hope they make him start at the bottom. Q license. Let's see if he ever takes responsibility, bet not. POS

Some people just should have died from COVID !

 

so I asked grok:

Which poster is the best punching bag on horseplop?
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and grok said:

From what I can gather about HorsePlop.com (the main active forum for harness racing discussions these days), the community is full of heated debates, anonymous trash-talking, multi-page meltdowns, and regular roasts of certain posters—classic niche racing forum energy.

The term "punching bag" gets thrown around occasionally in threads (e.g., one old post about someone becoming the "new punching bag" after drama shifts), but there's no single universal consensus on the best/worst/most-hated one.

It tends to rotate based on whatever beef is current—trainers like Mark Ford get massive hate threads (hundreds of replies calling for resignation), drivers/trainers accused of shady stuff, or just annoying posters.

That said, two users stand out as frequent targets of pile-ons, mockery, and drama:

Gaagoots — This one seems to draw the most intense, personal heat. There are dedicated threads demanding they "clear things up," questions about if they're still around or missing, YouTube videos compiling "threats and psychosis" related to them on HorsePlop, and external Facebook posts calling out alleged racist comments tied to that username (with people saying it "took over the forum" negatively). They get accused of being someone specific (like a trainer) in disguise, leading to extended roasts and suspicions. If there's a current "punching bag," Gaagoots fits the bill best based on the volume and tone of drama around them.

Trigger — Super active poster (runs daily wagering threads, handicapping showdowns, shares bets/results constantly). Some threads straight-up ask if they do anything besides lose money, post, and "bully." B

  This guy is really a first class asshole