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General Category => Harness Racing => Topic started by: bello on November 24, 2024, 01:25:29 PM
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I have known for years not to bet this place based on inside information.
I clicked on the link to live races on my ADW while watching Harrahs Pa and the Big a and left it on.
In the first four races I saw 4 short priced horses getting parked the mile. One in each race. They all were decent posts. They all had room to tuck. They all elected to stay parked out. They all finished off the board. Still a place where the inmates run the asylum I guess,
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From top to bottom
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5th race 11/23/24 curious as to how B Beckwith can drive against a horse that his father trains ? Got to be a conflict ?
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Stop that talk next thing you’re going want integrity
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This is nothing personal against the Beckwith’s but racing changed for the worst when they arrived.
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Why? It seems personal. They both do very well. Their owners buy good horses, and they are shipped horses from the top trainers around. And as opposed to most trainers and owners, they turn their inventory. Horses are always coming and going
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This is nothing personal against the Beckwith’s but racing changed for the worst when they arrived.
Well there you have it there’s no conflict of interest as long as their both doing very well
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sounds to me that he WANT them to both do poorly—another jealous horseman.
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Well there you have it there’s no conflict of interest as long as their both doing very well
Oh ya that’s it
YOUR SUCH A DICK
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I believe Brett has some talent. His dad has been doing what he does...forever. Was Mark kicked out of Yonkers?
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I believe Brett has some talent. His dad has been doing what he does...forever. Was Mark kicked out of Yonkers?
Brett-Some talent? Look what he has accomplished in such a short time!
For better or worse, Mark has a 'checkered past' in some people's eyes. I believe Mark has won 5000 races as a driver and is about 55-60 years of age. If anyone can confirm this, please do so.
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A Monticello trainer who would ship to Saratoga occasionally stopped doing it, he said at Monticello he knows who the criminals are
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Mark Beckwith top horseman say what you want . Brett young extremely talented and very polite . Mark and Melissa raised a terrific son .
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Mark Beckwith top horseman say what you want . Brett young extremely talented and very polite . Mark and Melissa raised a terrific son .
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I'm not a horseman. I'm a handicapper and fan concerned with the rise and fall of American harness racing. Mark has not been good for the credibility of the sport. He was particularly egregious at Rosecroft. The public believes the races are fixed and that's been the death nell of the sport, and Mark has not done anything to dispel that phenomenon.
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I'm not a horseman. I'm a handicapper and fan concerned with the rise and fall of American harness racing. Mark has not been good for the credibility of the sport. He was particularly egregious at Rosecroft. The public believes the races are fixed and that's been the death nell of the sport, and Mark has not done anything to dispel that phenomenon.
Maybe you become an owner and see things from the inside. Maybe, just maybe you might get a different perspective on this.
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Maybe you become an owner and see things from the inside. Maybe, just maybe you might get a different perspective on this.
Someday the welfare will end. Maybe you sir will have a different prospective when a racetrack has to survive with 10 fans and anemic pools.
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Someday the welfare will end. Maybe you sir will have a different prospective when a racetrack has to survive with 10 fans and anemic pools.
You already have “anemic pools” at quite a few tracks!! Your point is??
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You already have “anemic pools” at quite a few tracks!! Your point is??
Gamblers are aware of the history of cheating and don't care about any owners or your own perspective that includes condoning it
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Gamblers are aware of the history of cheating and don't care about any owners or your own perspective that includes condoning it
FYI, many owners, drivers, and trainers are aware of the history of “cheating”. Look at the big scandals at Yonkers/Roosevelt many years ago at the betting windows!
A curious question—do owners bet money into the pools today??
As there is not enough money in the pools to ‘make a score’ today, many owners and trainers turn to “therapeutic” ways to enhance their checkbooks. Just a different version of ‘cheating’!
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Someday the welfare will end. Maybe you sir will have a different prospective when a racetrack has to survive with 10 fans and anemic pools.
FYI, it already ended at Pompano Park 2.5 years ago and this was the beginning. Purses are down at Harrah’s Philadelphia, Harrah’s Hoosier Park, and Pocono Downs from years ago too.