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« Last post by Trigger on Today at 08:59:18 AM »
Today's Carryovers 2/18/26
+ 2:20 PM R6 Parx Racing
PK5: $104,298
+ 12:05 PM R1 Parx Racing
PK5: $91,951
+ 2:17 PM R4 Tampa Bay Downs
PK6: $47,256
+ 7:57 PM R3 Charles Town
PK6: $21,550
+ 24 MIN R1 UK Southwell
PK6: $4,838
+ 4:07 PM R3 Turf Paradise
PK6: $4,018
+ 8:34 PM R8 Northfield Park (H)
PK6: $3,207
+ 1:11 PM R3 Mahoning Valley
PK6: $3,161
+ 49 MIN R3 IRE Punchestown
PK4: $969
+ 4:20 PM R2 Miami Valley (H)
PK5: $655
+ 6:10 PM R6 Dover Downs (H)
PK5: $555
+ 89 MIN R3 UK Southwell
PK4: $181
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« Last post by Any1Left on Today at 08:21:53 AM »
A trainer told me to just find a hole and stay in it as long as possible. I always found that stage advice. Even if there is one coming hard from behind just stay your course. Thank you for another great post,,,,,you are a true hero and a very very very very funny guy who always puts a smile on my face
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« Last post by Any1Left on Today at 08:18:52 AM »
Purse money is so good now that I don't see much betting. Sure, an owner can bet his horse if he thinks he can win. But it's not like the old days. Plus, the pools are much smaller now, and bets all show up. People talk about betting offshore, but they are not in business to give away money.
Then of course you have the owners or trainers that say they bet thier horse good when it wins and made a ton of money. Most are full of shit. Covering up on a horse they overpaid for, which is way underperforming
The worst for of cheating is single file racing with everyone given a hole, You should be correct with your logic but i believe you are not because when that board talks it tells the truth.
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« Last post by Any1Left on Today at 08:15:10 AM »
BOB McCLURE drives like he bet his money....or didn't.
I was not going to get involved in this topic because of the danger but he is bad at hiding it and judges are even more corrupt because he does it so poorly when gapping a football field then flying on end. He would be the worst offender i believe and most of the biggest offenders are weg drivers as most drive for a 6th finish at huge odds, i believe over the years that a few off us know who the gamblers are, i have to be honest that i like guys that set up huge prices ways more than guys dropping 4 lines to pay 2-80 but today i believe there are zero guys setting up big prices as the chalk route makes sense to them and almost all of them end off broke.
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Purse money is so good now that I don't see much betting. Sure, an owner can bet his horse if he thinks he can win. But it's not like the old days. Plus, the pools are much smaller now, and bets all show up. People talk about betting offshore, but they are not in business to give away money.
Then of course you have the owners or trainers that say they bet thier horse good when it wins and made a ton of money. Most are full of shit. Covering up on a horse they overpaid for, which is way underperforming
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« Last post by Any1Left on Today at 08:02:39 AM »
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« Last post by MCR on Today at 07:56:56 AM »
Let this sink in... there is still many many guys as bad or worse than Nick still allowed to operate! Like Nick said what about the other 75 people??? Harness racing is a cess pool
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« Last post by mwins on Today at 07:53:20 AM »
BOB McCLURE drives like he bet his money....or didn't.
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« Last post by Karmakid on Today at 07:51:10 AM »
Was stabbed with this POS for a few years- He will Rob ur eyes right out of your head- ripped off ALL HIS OWNERS !! What a real Jerkoff- even got his Whole family involved in his Shady shit then sent them down the river with them - REAL STAND UP GUY !!! DON'T TRUST EVEN IF HE SAYS HIS NAME IS " NICK" REAL SCUMBAG
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« Last post by mwins on Today at 07:51:05 AM »
A trainer told me to just find a hole and stay in it as long as possible. I always found that stage advice. Even if there is one coming hard from behind just stay your course.
"Stage advice"? Were you in a play? If ur trying to sound smart, use "Sage advice".
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