Smart move, there's no way I would open anybody's like on this website

Here is the summary for you, tough guy:
Ford is scared to death that the hambletonian is leaving the meadowlands next year

The average handicapper doesn't even try.
You're thinking too much. 

My point is how is the average handicaper supposed to account all of those variables in a 15 minute time frame?

very nice horse
she made decent money while in new jersey
however the poor shareholders will only see a little by the time you reduce the fees and expenses etc
also the horse and multiple stable hands and family members were there for almost 2 months, where do those expenses get charged
not suggesting anything nefarious(??) just that there is a lot of expenses before anyone gets any money
getting nothing from the njss final and now the hambo oaks is a big miss of revenue

Everyone knew how the filly was going to race.   When she's the best that's ok but when you have top drivers and follies then you need to change your mo.  Everyone knew her move including me and I am not a professional.