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General Category => Harness Racing => Topic started by: Chips N Salsa on June 15, 2024, 08:57:42 PM
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Over / Under 220-
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Lighter then Merriman and Stahl
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no chance. JJ could play line on any div 1 football team!
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I have not watched Mohawk much. I saw JJ in the N.A. Cup & thought he looked big. The body type of an amateur driver is what I thought.
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Sturdy is what Jody is. He objected strongly to one announcer calling him Jumbo.
In contrast Doug McNair might just be too weak to be a harness driver. He gets in trouble very quickly when his drive gets even a little rank.
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Dont get fat from being on coke...
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Dont get fat from being on coke...
Belushi did--but that is an outliar
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dont challeng mcnair to an arm wrestle guy is ripped
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Did Jamieson's weight cause him to lose the Pepsi North American Cup last night? Many individuals associated with the sport says there is a difference between 140-220 lbs. in driving horses today!
Thoughts and input please
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Did Jamieson's weight cause him to lose the Pepsi North American Cup last night? Many individuals associated with the sport says there is a difference between 140-220 lbs. in driving horses today!
Thoughts and input please
No.
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No.
Quick and to the point!!
Thank you
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Ron Burke "When a fat guy wins the Olympics I'll fatten up my horses" - The same goes for drivers.
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Anchor in the bike. Captains quarters an easy bet against every week with him driving.
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Lighter then Merriman and Stahl
And Stahl is no lightweight! I'd rather have Stahl drive my horses over JJ.
JJ = 'human anchor'---a valid observation!
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i guarantee one thing
he is more than the 175 lbs shown in program
another great example of the sport being clueless, even if you believe drivers weight does not impact results at least get it right
if a tbred rider is even one lb over its announced
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I personally would not factor in weight for handicapping but if you are going to bother putting it in the program at least have them step on a scale from time to time
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The weight of the hands are more of a factor than weight of the body.
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The weight of the hands are more of a factor than weight of the body.
So, he's heavy handed and an anchor in the bike.
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So, he's heavy handed and an anchor in the bike.
You go with Stahl, I'll take JJ anyday