borgata final

[Bitter Truth]

Didn't figure it exactly but roughly $158k total pools as per Twinspires.

[onabrake]

Zeron needs head examined after that one. Desperate Man easily the best horse but got torched by Scottie Z. Hey at least the didn't just line it up. Too funny.

[Jazzman]

we all saw how much heart linedrive had zero

[theokodjak26]

An absolute perfect drive by Yannick.

[FirstUpFrom8Hole]

Wtf was that, Scotty? You're smarter than that. Those were M1 middle of summer fractions

[Miguel_Sanchez]

Not making excuses but isn't Linedrive a real asshole to drive once he gets cranked up?  I seem to remember hearing that he chokes off easy if he gets cranked up?  Probably had him going good to clear Yannick and when Matt moved late he couldn't shut him down?  Zeron is smarter than that to do for no reason.  He must have known something about the horse?

[Parked]

An absolute perfect drive by Yannick.

Forced into a good drive. Ronnies horses always up for the big ones. 

[Ramone]

Not making excuses but isn't Linedrive a real asshole to drive once he gets cranked up? 

yes

[dinkadoo]

An absolute perfect drive by Yannick.

Blasting off the gate and then the big move going three deep instead of waiting for the stretch....

[SwankToliverA]

An absolute perfect drive by Yannick.

I agree with you, he let them battle, sat pocket and pounced.

[Meadow Ford]

There is still hope in this business, but not much.
On Borgata Night.
Only one trainer all night drove the horse he trained, but at least he won one of the big ones.
Pat Lachance

[old guy]

There is still hope in this business, but not much.
On Borgata Night.
Only one trainer all night drove the horse he trained, but at least he won one of the big ones.
Pat Lachance

A true throwback to his HOF father.

[Jctoronto]

Lots of prices Mon night.
EXCEPT for 2 inexplicable B HOLLAND d./PAUL STAFFORD t. longshot wins on the card...everything else could be explained. It was a great show

[JL52]

A true throwback to his HOF father.

Has campaigned this horse well. As a bettor, I just never know when he will sit in with a horse, rather than try.

[Papillon]

I agree with you, he let them battle, sat pocket and pounced.

It is called "tripping out"

wtf?