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General Category => Harness Racing => Topic started by: TimTimTimbo on May 16, 2026, 05:58:07 PM
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8-1 there was nothing else with a chance the way she ran last time. scorching last half last time
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i think she will do very well
however i would wait to see once all the best of her class are back racing
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If you're 10 lengths in front and you turned around to see it and you're in a short stretch about half way through, why did he turn around twice more... ngc3
OCD? ngc3
He really shouldn't drive with that lack of confidence, nervousness.
His investors deserve better.
Finally have one paying off too.
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This is a really nice filly.
I hope at some point Amac turns over the reins, not because he's done a bad job with her at all, but if she's going to be on the big stage she needs someone who has been there. Hell, one of his brothers would be a fine replacement.
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great filly...
but the 2 favorites did both make breaks
if she races in the Oaks I think he would be smart enough to let James drive her
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Was good at Oak Grove last year other tracks not so much. She’s a small frail looking filly let’s see how she holds up through the summer. Pacing breeding with vicious speed.
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This is a really nice filly.
I hope at some point Amac turns over the reins, not because he's done a bad job with her at all, but if she's going to be on the big stage she needs someone who has been there. Hell, one of his brothers would be a fine replacement.
She is NJ bred so wonder if he leaves her at the Big M with Scran and Zeron
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She is NJ bred so wonder if he leaves her at the Big M with Scran and Zeron
That would be the best move for the partnership by far
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I doubt AMac is going to lost the chance of the glory for the sake of the partnership. But then again his buddy Palermo owns a good chunk of this one so he might have to say yes to either Scotty or James, although I doubt James will be able to accomodate with his schedule. Either way, great job done by Amac and his team.
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Headed north to Megan
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Second dam is by Western Terror and third dam is by JBB
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Second dam is by Western Terror and third dam is by JBB
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AMac helmet cam of race: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/6A68E83XE9M
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AMac helmet cam of race: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/6A68E83XE9M
How many tens of millions spent (of other peoples money ngc3) to get this lovely filly ngc3
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If you're 10 lengths in front and you turned around to see it and you're in a short stretch about half way through, why did he turn around twice more... ngc3
OCD? ngc3
He really shouldn't drive with that lack of confidence, nervousness.
His investors deserve better.
Finally have one paying off too.
Ask Ron Turcotte on Secretariat! He said looking back once was 1 too many times (but had to do it)!
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Ask Ron Turcotte on Secretariat! He said looking back once was 1 too many times (but had to do it)!
This dude looked back 3 times within less than 10 seconds being a half dozen in front. The lead was insurmountable.
He's got a screw loose ngc3
Mr. Youtube ngc3
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My trotter that I purchased out of the classified adds in NZ in 1978 was a 2yo Colt by Great Evander who was the top NZ stallion for years. He was a pacer who won as a 2yo, went to stud and left 90 percent trotters. I noticed all the top Great Evander's has the stallion Light Brigade in the mother's pedigree. Petite Evander raced here and did great as well as 2 or 3 countries in Europe.
Light Brigade was one of the foundation trotting sires in New Zealand harness racing. He was imported from the United States and became enormously influential in the 1940s–1960s, especially through his daughters and grand-progeny. His bloodlines appear repeatedly in many of the great New Zealand trotters.
Light Brigade was a son of the famous American sire Volomite, and he helped inject more speed into New Zealand trotting bloodlines at a time when stamina and toughness were highly valued. His influence became especially important through broodmare lines rather than just direct sons.
My horse was inbred as his mother's Father was by Junior Royal by Fallacy by Light Brigade (Junior Royal was a pacer who was famous for dead heating with Cardigan Bay, the first millionaire standardbred. And his Mother's mother was also by Fallacy making half brother and half sister mating (Yikes)
I knew a well known trainer over there who also believed if you put a pacing bred stallion to a trotting mare, you would get more stamina and bred quite a few.
Anyway, My horse won 24 races there and was NZ trotter of the year two years in a row and he won most every feature they have over there and in one race he won over 2600 meters (1 mile 5/8) breaking the trotter's time by 4 full seconds and going faster than any pacer had gone. I believe he is the only trotter there to ever go faster than any pacer ever.
He was nothing to look at, was battle scarred from getting caught in fences before i got him and has 3 suspect legs including missing over a year with a broken splint bone (removed). I would have loved to have kept him a stud but he was not sound and the vet said just geld him which we did.
Funny story, when he came out to the farm to geld him, he gave him the anesthetic and he stood there and would not go down, He gave him a bit more, and nothing, then more and he finally went down. Before he could finish the horse woke up.
The vet said, This fucker must have a set of lungs and a heart in him, I have never had to give a horse that much ever and then for him to wake up. He broke stride a lot and it took 10 starts for him to win a race He had a hitch in behind and would sometimes trot rough. When he went the world record he threw a hind shoe and was trotting rough coming around the home turn
Here is a race from 42 years ago, I am getting old, just turned 65 now but what a first horse to own.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PC7G9Y8g92w&t=201s
We took care of that guy, he was skin and bone when he came from the North Island to the South, he had hooves that had not been trimmed in months and had curbed hocks, bone splints (bone splints were famous form the Stallion Fallacy and he had that double strain which was the incest part. I know when i got him he would be a project but we fixed him up and he did not race until a late 5yo but boy was it worth the wait.
He only got his maiden win in his 1st ever behind the gate in start 10. The secretary said he would not make the field and I said, we he just beat FFA pacers over a mile and a half from behind the gate in a workout. I said call up your friend at my home track and he will verify it. He got his start and won
Bottom line is I am a proponent of mixed gait breeding. Look at Googoo Gaagaa and his son Captain Corey
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Just hold your beer! This is AMAC who has destroyed so many good horses. The man cannot drive cannot train but can burn millions of dollars. The clown show continues. Nice horse - just a matter of time before horse becomes Buggy material.
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Just hold your beer! This is AMAC who has destroyed so many good horses. The man cannot drive cannot train but can burn millions of dollars. The clown show continues. Nice horse - just a matter of time before horse becomes Buggy material.
While he can be insufferable at times, lets be fair and give him some credit. Going forward, he would be wise to get Scotty or one of the top guys to do the driving.
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she is a very very nice horse with lots of speed
one thing for sure, that $150 k is in the bank
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My trotter that I purchased out of the classified adds in NZ in 1978 was a 2yo Colt by Great Evander who was the top NZ stallion for years. He was a pacer who won as a 2yo, went to stud and left 90 percent trotters. I noticed all the top Great Evander's has the stallion Light Brigade in the mother's pedigree. Petite Evander raced here and did great as well as 2 or 3 countries in Europe.
Light Brigade was one of the foundation trotting sires in New Zealand harness racing. He was imported from the United States and became enormously influential in the 1940s–1960s, especially through his daughters and grand-progeny. His bloodlines appear repeatedly in many of the great New Zealand trotters.
Light Brigade was a son of the famous American sire Volomite, and he helped inject more speed into New Zealand trotting bloodlines at a time when stamina and toughness were highly valued. His influence became especially important through broodmare lines rather than just direct sons.
My horse was inbred as his mother's Father was by Junior Royal by Fallacy by Light Brigade (Junior Royal was a pacer who was famous for dead heating with Cardigan Bay, the first millionaire standardbred. And his Mother's mother was also by Fallacy making half brother and half sister mating (Yikes)
I knew a well known trainer over there who also believed if you put a pacing bred stallion to a trotting mare, you would get more stamina and bred quite a few.
Anyway, My horse won 24 races there and was NZ trotter of the year two years in a row and he won most every feature they have over there and in one race he won over 2600 meters (1 mile 5/8) breaking the trotter's time by 4 full seconds and going faster than any pacer had gone. I believe he is the only trotter there to ever go faster than any pacer ever.
He was nothing to look at, was battle scarred from getting caught in fences before i got him and has 3 suspect legs including missing over a year with a broken splint bone (removed). I would have loved to have kept him a stud but he was not sound and the vet said just geld him which we did.
Funny story, when he came out to the farm to geld him, he gave him the anesthetic and he stood there and would not go down, He gave him a bit more, and nothing, then more and he finally went down. Before he could finish the horse woke up.
The vet said, This fucker must have a set of lungs and a heart in him, I have never had to give a horse that much ever and then for him to wake up. He broke stride a lot and it took 10 starts for him to win a race He had a hitch in behind and would sometimes trot rough. When he went the world record he threw a hind shoe and was trotting rough coming around the home turn
Here is a race from 42 years ago, I am getting old, just turned 65 now but what a first horse to own.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PC7G9Y8g92w&t=201s
We took care of that guy, he was skin and bone when he came from the North Island to the South, he had hooves that had not been trimmed in months and had curbed hocks, bone splints (bone splints were famous form the Stallion Fallacy and he had that double strain which was the incest part. I know when i got him he would be a project but we fixed him up and he did not race until a late 5yo but boy was it worth the wait.
He only got his maiden win in his 1st ever behind the gate in start 10. The secretary said he would not make the field and I said, we he just beat FFA pacers over a mile and a half from behind the gate in a workout. I said call up your friend at my home track and he will verify it. He got his start and won
Bottom line is I am a proponent of mixed gait breeding. Look at Googoo Gaagaa and his son Captain Corey
Great first horse experience! My first horse fell in his first start. No injuries though ngc3
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While he can be insufferable at times, lets be fair and give him some credit. Going forward, he would be wise to get Scotty or one of the top guys to do the driving.
They tried that last year, Tetrick drove her 4 or 5 times. Didn’t go so well
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Just hold your beer! This is AMAC who has destroyed so many good horses. The man cannot drive cannot train but can burn millions of dollars. The clown show continues. Nice horse - just a matter of time before horse becomes Buggy material.
I’d wager a trotting filly with $300k made in 14 lifetime starts would be a broodmare before a buggy horse but I could be wrong
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They tried that last year, Tetrick drove her 4 or 5 times. Didn’t go so well
On one of his videos AMAC said he wanted to give her a week off and send her to Megan and Scotty for leg 2 of NJSS.
He knows he's not the greatest driver and mentions that when driving against the best like Dex, McCarthy bros etc etc
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Great first horse experience! My first horse fell in his first start. No injuries though ngc3
I got really lucky with him but I studied breeding and actually purchased a couple of yearlings. There was one colt at the sale I looked at, he had a right knee the size of a football. Vet certificate on wall of his stall at sale saying the horse was kneeing his door on his stall and that they had drained the knee and kept training it and that no structural damage. His mother won the Oaks over there and he was by the top sire. I got him for $15,000 and the owner of the leading stud was beside me starting the bidding, I said to him, I'm fucked if you want this horse and he said, you really want him, I said yeah so he stopped bidding.
I sold him after a qualifier to Australia for $55,000 to 2 Italian Australian pot dealers, LOL. The funny thing is we qualified him the day before because in NZ if you run in a qualifier your horse is classified as "Used" not new like a car, LOL and there are no taxes.
We had to geld him which pissed me off but he would go out in his yard, squealing at mares in their paddocks and wore a trench down the side of his yard going backwards and forwards. Wouldn't even clean up his food most of the time. They told me they would have paid a little more had he remained a stud because of his impeccable breeding. He went on and won a West Australian Derby and around 100 grand.
That same owner of Nevele R Stud asked me to breed some mares to his stallions that he imported from here. He even provided me a list of broodmares of his I could have to breed to his studs. I remember being pissed off because I wanted 3 colts and got 3 fillies. The lady at the stud called ma and said You are a DAD, you have another filly, I said, thanks, you can shove it back up where it came from.
The other horse I will mention was this guy had a pacer name Rolls Hanover and he was a terrible trainer who had trained no winners. I looked up the stud book and there were SERIOUSLY no winners in 4 generations. He was by Vance Hanover which i think was unraced here, a son of Albatross and the Vance Hanover's were winning everything over there. I asked a trainer I knew to go and offer 10,000 for him after he won an impressive qualifier and he said, "Hell no i don't want to insult the guy". So I went and offered him 10 grand and he almost chained me to the horse as he needed money bad.
We won his first 4 lifeime starts including his 1st start where he was on a 5/8th mile track over a mile and a quarter and he was three wide the last lap pacing roughly when accelerating but he rolled the last Quarter winning by 6. My cousin trained him and I remember my friend coming up to me saying the horse needed wedges under his from feet as many Albatross and son's progeny needed that to correct them. He won like $120,000 and ended up dying of cancer.
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Anthony for president!
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I bet you Jailbird Jog will attract offers from Sweden.
Her mother is a half to Don Fanucci Zet
She jogged there and is now over 400,000
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Anthony for president!
Anthony is already president. ngc3
Does he have to be the driver? ngc3
Company spokesperson? ngc3
The publicist? ngc3
Online content creator? ngc3
There are other more qualified, more talented nigga's that need a job. ngc3
When he does too much he reduces that highest position and TheStable down to the Chief Profit Eradicator and Annoyer in Chief! ;D
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That looked like Megan Scran there in winners circle. It was Jason Mc Ginness in the program but I think She will take over and Scotty Z will be her driver from now on
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That looked like Megan Scran there in winners circle. It was Jason Mc Ginness in the program but I think She will take over and Scotty Z will be her driver from now on
I thought it was his wife
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I thought it was his wife
I think you are correct, lol
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Ask Ron Turcotte on Secretariat! He said looking back once was 1 too many times (but had to do it)!
The Belmont Stakes and one look on a long ass stretch, AMac several looks on a trotter on 1/2 mile track final turn stretch.
The history books won't make that comparison, we did though.
What is the world coming to? ngc3
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The Belmont Stakes and one look on a long ass stretch, AMac several looks on a trotter on 1/2 mile track final turn stretch.
The history books won't make that comparison, we did though.
What is the world coming to? ngc3
AMac living his best life, winning all over the place and looks like he's only getting started. You, on the other hand, well, not so much.
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AMac living his best life, winning all over the place and looks like he's only getting started. You, on the other hand, well, not so much.
Real estate and wealth, this is a hobby Qj/o ngc3
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Real estate and wealth, this is a hobby Qj/o ngc3
Sure it is.
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Sure it is.
I'm the poorest guy in SOFL ngc3
My cardboard sign says, how much do you need? ngc3
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TheStable is going to get extra dose of Plop press this summer it looks like.
3 Babies qualified really well today for them.
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That was what I would call a "not a very good drive" by AMAC the 1st quarter was 27 and change and her way wide
I was going to make a rare bet and certainly glad I did not. I wonder if he will leave her with Megan and Scott?
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And DQ'ed to 6th for 2 pylons
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And reality sets in
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That man should not b allowed to drive in a big money race. The worst drive I’ve seen in a long time. Put a a-driver up on that poor filly. If he didn’t take the heart out of her tonight he soon will. I would think it should b business before him trying to pump up his ego. Just terrible!!!!!!!
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And reality sets in
This horse is a very good filly, He needs not to driver her. She has blistering speed and should have been taken back She wilted the final 100 yard.
If Dex was on her, she wins
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That man should not b allowed to drive in a big money race. The worst drive I’ve seen in a long time. Put a a-driver up on that poor filly. If he didn’t take the heart out of her tonight he soon will. I would think it should b business before him trying to pump up his ego. Just terrible!!!!!!!
Yes, as I was typing mine you were sayi9ng the same thing.
Imagine she had won, 2 pylons would have been a DQ anyway. That was pretty bad
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This horse is a very good filly, He needs not to driver her. She has blistering speed and should have been taken back She wilted the final 100 yard.
If Dex was on her, she wins
Could not agree more.
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Dipshit cost the owners some money tonight. If that thing is in Nancy’s barn it may be Oaks fav. Amac is a fucking no talent clown. Quote that in your next video drinking a Starbucks that your pigeons paid for!
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He panicked instead of taking a seat that guys would have been more than happy to give him. It seems to happen everytime a mid driver gets a really nice horse. They overdrive because they are so worried about not getting out. Both Tetrick and Zeron were rimmed the whole mile but didn’t press
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I'm the poorest guy in SOFL ngc3
My cardboard sign says, how much do you need? ngc3
Do you put on your sign..."They call me Sweet"? or "Will suck cock for a .20 cent super! ngc3
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Do you put on your sign..."They call me Sweet"? or "Will suck cock for a .20 cent super! ngc3
When did he start upping his bets? ngc3
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When did he start upping his bets? ngc3
STFU you're nothing more than an audience member ngc3
In the cheap seats ngc3
Stick what you're good at, nothing ngc3
We know how Kirby's sign is signed off...Mrs. Karen Calhoun! ngc3
From Delaware ngc3
SAD! ;D
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He panicked instead of taking a seat that guys would have been more than happy to give him. It seems to happen everytime a mid driver gets a really nice horse. They overdrive because they are so worried about not getting out. Both Tetrick and Zeron were rimmed the whole mile but didn’t press
Perfectly said
If the race doesn't set up for him he's screwed, can't make a split second decision/plan B to save his life
Has he forgot he started thestable because he failed as a catch driver?
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Also she is a nice filly but this isn’t prime Jiggy Jog - you can’t pike her every time. Truth be told she should have won off those fractions. Zeron has given his covered trips, passing horses in the lane in the elims and she was sitting on a big effort when the money was down.