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General Category => Harness Racing => Topic started by: Zack on September 02, 2024, 04:18:19 PM
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Is Brian still practicing? I think he lived up around Goshen. I think he made more money pre-racing than he did practicing veterinarian care but who can blame him.
I heard Roy Sadowski (Mr. radium pellets) really nice guy, I heard he passed away. Sad
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You mean Roy Sadovsky, George's son?
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You mean Roy Sadovsky, George's son?
I’m not sure if we’re talking about the same person. Roy was a veterinarian that specialized in radium pellets. Really nice personable fellow.
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I’m not sure if we’re talking about the same person. Roy was a veterinarian that specialized in radium pellets. Really nice personable fellow.
Roy was George's son. Roy was part of the famous Cornell Class of 1969. Others were Dr. Nolan, Dr. Delius. Dr. DeLeo, Dr. Madrin and Dr. Seeber.
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Roy was George's son. Roy was part of the famous Cornell Class of 1969. Others were Dr. Nolan, Dr. Delius. Dr. DeLeo, Dr. Madrin and Dr. Seeber.
I remember all of those guys you’re mentioning Pocono Joe was a character. Doc Seeber and Vic who worked with him had horrible attitudes at times. I didn’t know that Roy was George’s son.
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I remember all of those guys you’re mentioning Pocono Joe was a character. Doc Seeber and Vic who worked with him had horrible attitudes at times. I didn’t know that Roy was George’s son.
George was a pumpkin farmer/horse trainer. He had some top horses like Wico Dares and Bomber Bill.
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Is Brian still practicing? I think he lived up around Goshen. I think he made more money pre-racing than he did practicing veterinarian care but who can blame him.
I heard Roy Sadowski (Mr. radium pellets) really nice guy, I heard he passed away. Sad
brian was the lasix vet at yonkers until they canned his ass . he was making a very nice living at 20$ a pop … lasix vets are highway robbery . sickening how much money they make
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George was a pumpkin farmer/horse trainer. He had some top horses like Wico Dares and Bomber Bill.
I wonder if you remember Elmer Seiler Pocono Taurus and Pocono bagman. I know he had his own farm I think he also trained up and Honesdale.
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I wonder if you remember Elmer Seiler Pocono Taurus and Pocono bagman. I know he had his own farm I think he also trained up and Honesdale.
Knew him well. The rumor about him was all his homebreds were a year older than they actually were. Those Pocono horses were tough as nails.
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Knew him well. The rumor about him was all his homebreds were a year older than they actually were. Those Pocono horses were tough as nails.
They sure were tuff. I heard the same thing that horse horses were a year older than the papers read.
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Dr. Madrin went to OHIO STATE.
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George was a pumpkin farmer/horse trainer. He had some top horses like Wico Dares and Bomber Bill.
Great great man , knew him well as a child! Miss these old time horsemen not many left!
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Roy was a big poker player. George named a horse Pumpkin Pie sired by Hulda’s Chief .
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I wonder if you remember Elmer Seiler Pocono Taurus and Pocono bagman. I know he had his own farm I think he also trained up and Honesdale.
Elmer had a very good trotter, Durbar. He was B-1 when he raced at Roosevelt.
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Elmer had a very good trotter, Durbar. He was B-1 when he raced at Roosevelt.
I didn’t know that! He seemed to do well in the business
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Is Brian still practicing? I think he lived up around Goshen. I think he made more money pre-racing than he did practicing veterinarian care but who can blame him.
I heard Roy Sadowski (Mr. radium pellets) really nice guy, I heard he passed away. Sad
Brian is with Warwick Equine. I think his wife is still working with him. Roy died about 10 years ago or so. He had relocated up to Greenwich and was starting to spend more time with the show horses in FL. Roy could be, and I'll use the word, "controversial" so to speak, LOL. Yes, the radium pellets, but Roy also got famous for working for Laz Barrera.
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Brian is with Warwick Equine. I think his wife is still working with him. Roy died about 10 years ago or so. He had relocated up to Greenwich and was starting to spend more time with the show horses in FL. Roy could be, and I'll use the word, "controversial" so to speak, LOL. Yes, the radium pellets, but Roy also got famous for working for Laz Barrera.
Oh That’s right I forgot about that…. Las Barrera and little Mikey from Mexico City!
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Oh That’s right I forgot about that…. Las Barrera and little Mikey from Mexico City!
Roy was a character. Funny, real sense of humor. He knew who the good guys were and who the bad guys were. His dealings with Laz put a real stigma on him for a while. The radium pellets and all that compliance was also a bit of a lightning rod. But he was well respected with the show horse community and he was sought after in Wellington, FL. Way back, before Roy died, Mickey McNichol and I went to see one of those competitions in Wellington. As soon as people we met learned we were in the harness game they asked about Roy and Dr. Steven Allday and a few characters from the harness world. I always liked Roy and he always steered me right when asked.
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Driver change George Sadovsky to Ken Heaney- gold.
The other way around- lead.
The weight difference alone was 100 pounds, and Sadovsky in the bike signaled a no try.
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Roy was a character. Funny, real sense of humor. He knew who the good guys were and who the bad guys were. His dealings with Laz put a real stigma on him for a while. The radium pellets and all that compliance was also a bit of a lightning rod. But he was well respected with the show horse community and he was sought after in Wellington, FL. Way back, before Roy died, Mickey McNichol and I went to see one of those competitions in Wellington. As soon as people we met learned we were in the harness game they asked about Roy and Dr. Steven Allday and a few characters from the harness world. I always liked Roy and he always steered me right when asked.
Great post loved reading it
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brian was the lasix vet at yonkers until they canned his ass . he was making a very nice living at 20$ a pop … lasix vets are highway robbery . sickening how much money they make
Yep great gig that lasix vets get. Spend 6 hours giving about 70 shots for $1400. Much better than going to a barn injecting 8 joints in an hour.
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Yep great gig that lasix vets get. Spend 6 hours giving about 70 shots for $1400. Much better than going to a barn injecting 8 joints in an hour.
let's not forget that he knew the races that they were testing.