Author Topic: a bevy of driving/training 'powerhouses' racing at the big m on fri 11/15/24  (Read 2852 times)

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rainman2

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Here's the list (not counting MADC races)--

Drivers                                           Trainers

Jonathan Ahle                             Darren Rybka Jr.
Vincent Ginsburg                         Frank Calgcagni
Jacob Cutting                              John Bavosi
Bryan Quevedo                            Carl Tierella
Patrick Ryder                               Williams Hernandex                           
Eric Davis                                    Geovany Hernandez
Tyler Miller
Justin Irvine                                 And still quite a few others not listed
Bradley Chisholm
Braxton Boyd
Mark Herschberger
Ralph Silvestri III---WOW!
Anibal Borjas
Yogi Sheridan--driving against the 'A' drivers
Lauren Tritton--at least she won a big race in her driving career!
Michael Shults
Harry Landy
Rikard Skoglund

With cameo appearances by Scott Zeron and Todd McCarthy!

I thought that December 2023 and January 2024 were rough, but wow, it's only November 2024!  What will December 2024 and January 2025 bring??

Look at the training side of the ledger tonight! 

Thoughts and insight please!




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Several of the top drivers were at Yonkers for the $250,000 final of their trotting series. The top drivers do alot of traveling throughout the years and are probably tired as hell. Other than the big night coming up on November 30th, the racing stinks and the purses are not going to make you rich, plus the weather is getting colder.

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Don't think many top guys will race this winter, lots of vacations too sunny places, and there ain't nothing sunny about the big m anymore.

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Wait until Monti closes and those nags and inbreds show up.

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Today it's common for drivers to take off for the winter, drive very limited schedules, etc., and racing two days a week at the Meadowlands adds to that. Some will drive other tracks, some won't. Who wants to jeopardize their career driving for $9500 at the Meadowlands on a Saturday night. They'll drive in the stake, even bigger purses. But not day in, day out, two days a week for chump change. This is the horse population now. These are the economics now.

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  Somebody PLEASE keep Tyler Miller out of the Meadowlands. I never have seen a driver as useless as him.  Andy is the Orange Crush and Tyler is the Orange Fanta.  A cheaper version.

 

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