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Harness Racing / Re: OVER 50,000 VIEWS AND COUNTING ON TIKTOK! 🤣« Last post by Ignorance Is Bliss on Today at 08:51:36 AM »72
Thoroughbred Racing / Re: Zenyatta's Daily Carryover Lounge« Last post by Sweet on Today at 08:42:34 AM »Today's Carryovers 9/8/26
+ 1:50 PM R3 Thistledown PK6: $322,888 + 2:28 PM R5 Parx Racing PK5: $132,332 + 9:50 PM R4 Assiniboia Downs PK5: $18,835 + 11:53 AM R3 IRE Galway PK4: $1,582 73
Harness Racing / Re: OVER 50,000 VIEWS AND COUNTING ON TIKTOK! 🤣« Last post by Harness racer on Today at 08:30:04 AM »I'd like to congratulate Steve Jones and Ed Glick for providing the content that has gotten more social media views on a single platform than any other harness racing even this year! I've watched it like 10 times. You can see how pissed every watching the race actually is. Should have been instant firings before the next race even started. That has to be embarrassing as hell, even for a guy as full of himself as Steve. 74
Harness Racing / Re: Is Rainman2 madly in love with Andrew? 💕« Last post by ScrapeThePaint on Today at 08:29:46 AM »Andrew is in love with Sweet and Yonkers. They meet in his bedroom everynight
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Harness Racing / Re: Ford must resign« Last post by ScrapeThePaint on Today at 08:29:01 AM »Day 452, Ford must resign. Mark Ford is an American trainer of Standardbred horses in harness racing, best known for conditioning Gallo Blue Chip, the 2000 Harness Horse of the Year and the sport's then-richest pacer with career earnings of $4,260,959. A native of Lewisburg, West Virginia, Ford is a first-generation horseman who began his career working with prominent trainers Clint Galbraith and Ted Wing, quickly establishing himself as one of the sport's elite conditioners. Ford achieved several historic milestones early in his career, becoming the youngest trainer to surpass career earnings of $10 million, $20 million, $30 million, $40 million, $50 million, and $60 million. He is the only trainer to win two million-dollar races before turning 30 and has secured training titles at major venues including Meadowlands Racetrack and Yonkers Raceway. Among his other notable horses are millionaires Whosurboy, Turnpike Token, Armbro Animate, Stonebridge Kisses, and Self Professed; top performer On The Attack; and double-gaited world champion Six Day War. Ford maintains one of North America's largest stables, competing regularly at key tracks such as Yonkers Raceway, Meadowlands Racetrack, The Downs at Mohegan Sun Pocono, and Woodbine Mohawk Park for prominent owners. In 2008, Ford opened the Mark Ford Training Center in Middletown, New York, a state-of-the-art facility featuring expansive barns and a five-eighths-mile track, strategically located near top racing venues in the Northeast. He has also held leadership roles in the industry, including serving as president of the Standardbred Breeders and Owners Association of New Jersey since 2015 and as a director for District 8 on the United States Trotting Association board, with his term expiring in 2027. 76
Harness Racing / Re: Shalom vs Starstruck---post 1 vs 8!« Last post by Kenny on Today at 08:21:08 AM »You cannot beat a Trainer like Ian Moore "He's a vet". 77
Harness Racing / Re: OVER 50,000 VIEWS AND COUNTING ON TIKTOK! 🤣« Last post by Harness racer on Today at 08:14:38 AM »A narcissist is a person who shows a persistent pattern of extreme self-centeredness, an excessive need for admiration, and a profound lack of empathy for others. And asshole's get what they deserve when they are negligent. For Steve Jones it's called karma. His groundskeeping staff was brought to light many years ago. Remember, that's what started all of this. Now look, the water truck and tractor almost take out the field in a stakes race. You can't make this shit up dummy. Even those that hate Mike have to be like, "what the fuck was that". And I bet not one person will be fired. 78
Harness Racing / Re: Amac« Last post by Harness racer on Today at 08:08:52 AM »i dont think he hides the fact he trains them hard I love how everyone says this. There is no proof that BJ was going to come back a monster at 3 if he raced half as much. Most people get the money while they can, not knowing what the future holds. They do this without the horse's best interest in mind of course. But as an owner or investor, where is the line between making a profit and deciding when is enough for a young horse? Somone in AMac's position definitely only wants to make as much as possible as fast as he can because he needs to keep investors happy and he is a complete, no-talent scumbag. 79
Harness Racing / Re: Howard Taylor Equine advocacy alliance« Last post by Harness racer on Today at 07:59:59 AM »I hope someone sues GHT and wins. No excuse for something like that to ever happen.
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Harness Racing / Re: Getting a tan and—-« Last post by andrew on Today at 07:41:59 AM »
& i see you bumped up 10 OT threads during the night which i wont even read while skipping the one very important thread E D M seriously ! |
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