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The O.T. / Re: babinga,, meadow ford,, raindude
« Last post by andrew on Today at 05:44:04 PM »
 62za.clp

knew you'd be to stupit
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Harness Racing / Re: Bullet Bob Meyer
« Last post by seen2much on Today at 05:43:32 PM »
They are head to head, nose to to nose, for the lead.
Round the clubhouse turn the final time.
They round the far turn and it's ------ the strong horse, down the center of the track, to get the lead.
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Harness Racing / Re: Kyle DiBenedetto
« Last post by andrew on Today at 05:42:38 PM »
Wonderland [not far at all from Suffolk] + Seabrook.. I've pointed out several times that Seabrook was like Simpsons with Nuclear power plant and dog track. tmbz1
went to wonderland once when i was living in boston. had to been '68. didnt care for dog racing, never cashed a ticket that day and never went back,, lol
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Race 12

20 win 7
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Harness Racing / Re: Andrew Adamczyk at Yonkers
« Last post by seen2much on Today at 05:37:57 PM »
If you playing the claiming game at Yonkers there is a 99% you have something good.
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Harness Racing / Re: 5/15/26 Live Action Friday Preakness & Whatever
« Last post by Sweet on Today at 05:36:26 PM »
An idle mind can be a dangerous thing.
 I got all sorts of other hobbies.. love to fish, campout and travel.. hang out with the wife,friends and family.
 As far as scores, for me its the baccarat table. The Asian's with loads more money then me and dressed to the nines marvel at my ability in that game.
My process is very simple and any average horseplayer could do it. I look at a pick 5 sequence, pick out 2 of the most likely winners in that sequence.. and spread the rest.
If I think my roi is not enough, or I have any doubt about a single, I don't play it.
I loved that 8, bad m/l.. Good luck tmbz1

Risking money is never a hobby...the fact that it's negligible amounts is the balance.

Amazing what you accomplish with that said, and having a job, family responsibilities and other interests.
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Harness Racing / Re: 5/15/26 Live Action Friday Preakness & Whatever
« Last post by JT on Today at 05:32:39 PM »
I believe in you.

Whatever your process is, it's shown its strength.

If you can crack the Breeders Cup, you should get a television spot.

46 years of this bs is enough for me.

Will have to find happiness, hobbies and if need be scores, elsewhere.

I took your 8 for a ride...

Laurel                43.50
   Race 11    0.50    PK4    8 / 7 / 3+5+10 / 2+3+4+5+6+7    NaN.00
   Race 11    2.00    PK3    8 / 7 / 3+5+10    6.00
   Race 11    0.50    PK3    8 / 7 / 1+2+3+4+5+7+8+9+10    4.50
   Race 11    9.00    DBL    8 / 7    9.00
   Race 11    5.00    WPS    8    15.00
An idle mind can be a dangerous thing.
 I got all sorts of other hobbies.. love to fish, campout and travel.. hang out with the wife,friends and family.
 As far as scores, for me its the baccarat table. The Asian's with loads more money then me and dressed to the nines marvel at my ability in that game.
My process is very simple and any average horseplayer could do it. I look at a pick 5 sequence, pick out 2 of the most likely winners in that sequence.. and spread the rest.
If I think my roi is not enough, or I have any doubt about a single, I don't play it.
I loved that 8, bad m/l.. Good luck tmbz1
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Harness Racing / Re: Kyle DiBenedetto
« Last post by Bitter Truth on Today at 05:31:51 PM »
Wonderland [not far at all from Suffolk] + Seabrook.. I've pointed out several times that Seabrook was like Simpsons with Nuclear power plant and dog track. tmbz1
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Harness Racing / Re: 5/15/26 Live Action Friday Preakness & Whatever
« Last post by Sweet on Today at 05:27:44 PM »
Nice work JT!

For me it's the 7 then the 3,5,10 which you mirror in your p5 and then some....very good positioning...now let's watch!  ;D

7 dd's w/3,5,10

Paying 20, 20 and 15.
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Harness Racing / Re: Top American Jockeys Cockfighting Scandal
« Last post by talkstohisself on Today at 05:26:37 PM »
male chickens have rough life most are culled at birth . some are castrated to be eaten later .I say give a chance to be cock of the walk Better to die in battle than spit  roasted at Costco tmbz1
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