1 of the races he called a horse rolling up on the outside in 4th.  The horse never left the rail

Ok, post the registration of a horse you've actually OWNED. 

you never learn.

You've been trying to ID Calhoun for years. As with other things you do, you failed.

You actually got close once but you gave up.

My old trainer is 85 years old, in a wheel chair and reads Plops for fun. I tell you my name, next thing happens you and your little friend are going to harass him and his 80 yo wife. That's 100% what you'd do.

Then I would be compelled to do something very bad.

Not gonna happen.

You missed your chance when you fagged out at the hot dog toss and pretended I was supposed to meet you across town.

Mucho Feeble.

He does "own" some pieces of horses in Orange County. Not at Ford's though, try Bullville. A real world individual gave me the entire story of this clown, and you wouldn't believe who he has his horses with....

TELL THEM G!!! 

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people asking why no Petrelli quoted on the transport bust story? On every tv station. in every paper.

why?

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