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« Last post by Kirby's Ace on May 20, 2026, 10:17:42 PM »
So, who's the going to be the new beard. Back to Shae? Or is there another sacrifice?
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You are giving him way too much credit. He is far from a chemist. He has a drench. Im sure plenty baking soda.
He just served days not too long ago. His paper trainer and horses didnt even have to move barns. That was really nice of northfield not to make him move.
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« Last post by dougie on May 20, 2026, 10:07:33 PM »
PLS POST GOOD POINTS IF ANY IN OWNING
AND THERE MANY BAD POINTS,,
MY COMMENTS WILL FOLLOW LATER
PLS POST PLOPPERS 
When I first got my horses at Pompano, my two partners and myself were so excited. Going to the barn to watch them train in the early morning. Breakfast at the track kitchen. Chatting with trainers and drivers at the qualifiers was so much fun. We soon realized that owning four cheap claimers was the wrong thing to do. But despite us losing money, I wouldn't give up the experience of owning horses. I just tell people now who want to "jump in the game" to have enough money for at least 6 months of bills. And to have a good relationship with the trainer, groom, vet, and farrier. Don't be afraid to ask questions. And don't be a schmuck either. Most "investors" lose money on this venture. But despite that fact, you can still have a great time enjoying owning horses.
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« Last post by Pacer 2 on May 20, 2026, 09:59:58 PM »
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« Last post by Sweet on May 20, 2026, 09:50:19 PM »
Even though it's a correctly used term, it feels so unnatural "owning" another creature like they're property even though they are.
I'd love to have the sire and dam, and have a family if they could.
Maybe they'd even race only if they were 100% healthy and above their peer competition so they wouldn't have to be pushed.
Sad with all the horses that need a good home and are retired - they didn't, can no longer perform, then treated poorly, and have a bad or no future.
I appreciate that your horses always landed in a good home, racing, not racing, or stayed with you.
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« Last post by Sweet on May 20, 2026, 09:37:44 PM »
 You're going to sleep like a baby tonight!
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« Last post by LUCPARK on May 20, 2026, 09:37:18 PM »
PLS POST GOOD POINTS IF ANY IN OWNING AND THERE MANY BAD POINTS,, MY COMMENTS WILL FOLLOW LATER PLS POST PLOPPERS
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« Last post by LUCPARK on May 20, 2026, 09:35:11 PM »
IHHA lobbying for Illinois racino in Decatur
Illinois Harness Horsemen’s Association Executive Director Tony Somone is in Springfield, IL with lobbyists attempting to convince members of the Illinois House of Representatives to pass a bill by the end of their current session to allow for a racino in Decatur, IL, according to a story by Neil Milbert in Harness Racing Update.
STFU U FCKIN IDIOT,,, THEY HAVE LOBBYING FOR 10000YRS NOTHIN EVER HAPPPENS,,POLITICIANS HAVE THEIR HANDS ON POPKER MACHINES ETCE TC THEY AINT NEVER GETTIN A CASINO IN ANY RACE TRACK IN CHICAGO AREA...SPRINGFILE D HAS BEEN GETTING PAID OFF FOR MANY YRS ITS A DOG AND PONY SHOW EVERY YR AND EVERY FCKIN YR ZERO TONY SOMONE MIGHT BE THE BIGGEST FCKIN CLOWN IN ILLINIOS RACING,,,ANOTHER WASTE OF A SALARY NOW GO FCK YOURSELF ASSHOLE
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Who owns balmoral now?
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« Last post by Sweet on May 20, 2026, 09:19:33 PM »
Ok so I watched the race Didn’t look that bad horse broke wheels hooked with another driver and fell off. But why cancel the last 5 races? And will they make rule that these asshole drivers move their handholds up so they can hold their horses. Most of these accidents can be prevented if the drivers had control of their horses !!!!
The reason for the cancellation after the accident, was mutually exclusive. Lightening wouldn't stop.
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