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Really, was that down in Cal X?What about Hoerdt, Iceman?
Again Casie nonsense
I don't think I'm going out on a limb when I say the pipeline of drugs to Canada is alive and well and some would be surprised that the connections are not prominent or well known.
Great West Gaming runs the show out there. 5/8 track with the first turn of a 1/2 mile track and their final turn is shy of a true 5/8's turn that's why you hop em up and gun to the front.
I beg to differ with you on Marino and success comes if you can get any position just off the lead.
Hoerdt and Masse driving juiced horses make them all look like amateurs. Marino because of past injuries doesn't drive as much but he defended Pena and Coleman when he was asked on one of the harness sites and they all have the same yogurt.
Any good horseman that doesn't drive and uses the top drivers and still can't win a race are not juicing. They're still in it because it's their life and they invested and saved their money wisely. Forget the Covid, forget the Internet wagering, forget the casinos back then the stands were full and the racing was exciting and great. Now it's mainly who has the best drug that others don't. Before all this Covid I and buddies would sit every race night in the outside bar at Mohawk and if you listened in to conversations at other tables around you their selections were all centered around trainers and drugs and the track was 3/4's empty unless it was a big stakes night.
Masse!!! What was the "Sergeon" general caught with at Northlands Park, wasn't it cobalt. Who was using cocaine on the tongue tie, Serge or was that Bruce Clarke?When Serge came into Northlands he took it by storm, don't think it was because of the new style bikes he had at the time. That wouldn't get you tossed out by Northlands for good.
No Glen Gierson, that was Edgar "sparky" Clarke and the tongue tie. I doubt Fats was but you never know. Serge can get anything to go, hangs em up correctly, then he adds in the blinkers (yes thoroughbred blinkers) and usually the winners cheque from the race office.