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General Category => Harness Racing => Topic started by: Brkn Headpole on July 25, 2026, 11:05:19 PM
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I'm alive in the survivor on to 4 horses 4 horses and 3 horses left in last three legs. They name a driver change in R12after the survivor has already began from a nobody to Scott Zeron, one of the biggest changes in harnessracing history and horse naturally wins.
WTF is going on?? They really are trying tokill the game.
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Just curious
Would you post this if the change was on one of your horses and he won?
Would they still be cheating cocksuckers then?
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Dont you think a monumental driver change should be announced well in advance?
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Dont you think a monumental driver change should be announced well in advance?
One a of a number of deceptions up their sleeve.
They knew exactly what they were doing, and when to do it.
I feel like I've already quit, I download, do the weather, get it all set up and don't even want to study.
Greedy pigs will suck the last penny out.
Harness racing is classless and t-bred racing ain't much better.
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Dont you think a monumental driver change should be announced well in advance?
Please answer my question. Thx
I understand it was shady but what about if you had won?
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Please answer my question. Thx
I understand it was shady but what about if you had won?
No I wouldnt like it even I benefited from a major upgrade in drivers. It should be as close to a match in skills ..FK pull an amteur driver out there Im sure Glasser or somebody was there.
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Thx for being honest 👍
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However, its the trainer who names the replacement driver not the track. So your grief is with the trainer.
Sorry.
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2. Strict In-Race Driver Policies The Meadowlands is famous for enforcing incredibly strict overnight and stakes driver standards to protect the integrity of its massive betting pools. According to the track's official Meadowlands Driver Policies, once a driver is locked into a race card, emergency switches are heavily scrutinized:The "Comparable Driver" Mandate: Because the Meadowlands features the top "Catch Drivers" in the world, judges will only allow a replacement of equal or higher tier caliber so that the betting public is not compromised.
Sorry but this right out of the USTA rules and applied by the bigm. If they think a P driver with 70 starts is comparable to a grand circuit driver with 10000's of start and numerous wins in graded stakes events they are single celled amoebas.
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So it says they can use a "equal or higher tier driver" and the trainer did just that. He used a higher tier.
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2. Strict In-Race Driver Policies The Meadowlands is famous for enforcing incredibly strict overnight and stakes driver standards to protect the integrity of its massive betting pools. According to the track's official Meadowlands Driver Policies, once a driver is locked into a race card, emergency switches are heavily scrutinized:The "Comparable Driver" Mandate: Because the Meadowlands features the top "Catch Drivers" in the world, judges will only allow a replacement of equal or higher tier caliber so that the betting public is not compromised.
Sorry but this right out of the USTA rules and applied by the bigm. If they think a P driver with 70 starts is comparable to a grand circuit driver with 10000's of start and numerous wins in graded stakes events they are single celled amoebas.
"judges will only allow a replacement of equal or higher tier caliber"
That's what they allowed and what happened. ngc3
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But they would of disallowed it if it was the other way.
Say a Dunn to a 5 % driver. Then it becomes a problem.
Problem was the series had already started. I see your point
But in this case they followed the rules.