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« Last post by Any1Left on Today at 12:19:55 PM »
Very few cheat. And the cheaters eventually get caught and are weeded out. Way too much at stake for the top guys to cheat. More cheating in baseball, basketball, football than racing.
Pacer are you related to BARNEY RUBBLE, very LARGICLE POISON
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« Last post by simplify on Today at 12:19:45 PM »
I mean I suppose it adds up but trust me these 'on air' personalities aren't making NEARLY as much as you think.
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« Last post by Any1Left on Today at 12:16:32 PM »
For a gambler or a fan soft racing = small prices and giving up holes is the worst form of cheating. IM good with guys setting up priced horses as most horsemen have patterns you can read but those days are over and today its setting up the 1-2 shot, Drugs have always been part of the game but with many moves and hard racing on movement tracks overlays were on the menu but today its all underlays, Mohawk might be the most corrupt track in the history of racing with huge odds drops when the gate opens on horses in perfect position and many holes given up with very very few 20-50 to one shots ever looking for a two hole trip and in most races by the time they hit the quarter its sitting chalk chalk. if you think it can not get worse at the hawk your wrong as i have seen horses pay 2-80 that shock the shit out of me. Who does not cheat in some way, now thats a tough one. horse racing site and this topic gets no flow are you f--king kidding me, i am not sure who is the most to blame between management and drivers or judges but all three are pure shit and you always get a shit show, At WEG the enemy to them is not the cheat but its the very very few who hate the cheaters, Go up to WEG management and tell them a horse went 5-1 to8-5 leaving and they will tell you the public got it right or tell the a exactor with 12-1 with 7-1 should pay more than 70 dollars and they will tell you the payoff was fine.
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people pre race horses every day at muktiple places per day. whether it works or not doesn't matter. if you have a positive you cheated. some cheaters are better than others and get away with more with less punishment. depends on who you are.
how many of the sports best have positive tests on horses?
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« Last post by tumbleweed on Today at 12:09:29 PM »
Pacer 2, I have a bridge to sell you! lol
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« Last post by Pacer 2 on Today at 11:57:25 AM »
how many cheat? who has had a positive test on a racehorse under their care that they are responsible for?( and i dont care if it was a trace or if you use contamination as a way out. a positive test is a positive test)
when you pre-race a horse are you affecting or trying to affect the outcome of a sporting event?
when a trainer gives a driver specific instruction is that race fixing?
let's hear about these sharp trainers in this thriving industry. who cheats? is pear (cause he looks like a pear) serving his days yet? or is he waiting until after stakes season like marble mouth ron does?
you know why they get away with it? because nobody is watching,(litterally nobody unless you are in the business) and they greased just enough hands to keep the welfare funding coming. this wot last forever.
Name Wins Earnings
Ron J Burke 163 $2,288,295
Per Engblom 92 $1,314,843
Cory Stratton 65 $967,128
Virgil V Morgan Jr 46 $844,066
Jodie M Cullen 84 $782,702
Travis M Alexander 43 $709,705
Chuck F Crissman Jr 48 $636,368
Andrew W Adamczyk 40 $578,185
Steve M Carter 32 $554,091
Joseph D Columbo 33 $534,831
Very few cheat. And the cheaters eventually get caught and are weeded out. Way too much at stake for the top guys to cheat. More cheating in baseball, basketball, football than racing.
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« Last post by Papillon on Today at 11:55:37 AM »
You mean we won't hear anymore that Todd Schrupp worked at Calder race track back in the day.
Shrupp was let go before this latest announcement they are saving big by not having big on air personalities Bredar, Collmus , Bray, Weaver were all making good money for sure
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« Last post by mtnskipper on Today at 11:49:43 AM »
I think drawing numbers out of a hat would have better results! 
You mean we won't hear anymore that Todd Schrupp worked at Calder race track back in the day.
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« Last post by Any1Left on Today at 11:48:50 AM »
As a gambler, I love hostility on the track. Its better for the bettors
100 percent right
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« Last post by JL52 on Today at 10:56:07 AM »
They mention 11 tracks as if most of them represent great successors to RC. In fact, most have short meets or offer, like the Maritimes, very low purses, and as some have commented, a few are on life support as well.
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