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« Last post by andrew on Today at 09:47:45 AM »
blah blah blah blah, same old shit, different day.
pisser will be back after his nap followed of course by paintbrush with more 
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this is all great news! Like I've said if you have a good horse back stays sound you can't help but make money.
blah blah blah blah, same old shit, different day.
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« Last post by Sweet on Today at 09:40:34 AM »
Today's Carryovers 8/1/26
+ 3:54 PM R7 Saratoga
PK6: $143,193
+ 8:02 PM R3 Charles Town
Jackpot PK6: $57,871
+ 11:15 PM R3 Los Alamitos QH
PK6: $57,724
+ 5:50 PM R3 Emerald Downs
Jackpot PK6: $37,634
+ 2:44 PM R5 Ellis Park
Jackpot PK6: $17,365
+ 2:27 PM R6 Colonial Downs
PK6: $13,564
+ 6:45 PM R1 Century Mile
PK5: $11,338
+ 3:01 PM R1 Gulfstream PK5
PK5: $7,328
+ 3:11 PM R5 Woodbine TBred
Jackpot PK6: $6,602
+ 1:53 PM R3 Monmouth Park
Jackpot PK6: $5,004
+ 7:35 PM R4 Meadowlands (H)
PK6: $3,363
+ 8:07 PM R6 Prairie Meadows
Jackpot PK5: $2,838
+ 6:45 PM R1 Saratoga Harness
PK5: $1,859
+ FIN R1 UK Doncaster
PK6: $897
+ 12:05 PM R1 UK Lingfield Park
PK6: $644
+ 25 MIN R3 UK Doncaster
PK4: $607
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All you have is a mule and a goat.
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« Last post by G on Today at 09:36:03 AM »
Be prepared for him to tell you you're wrong and are an idiot,
you just told him for me
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« Last post by G on Today at 09:34:49 AM »
New report reveals harness racing’s economic strength
Michael Howard
July 24, 2026
1:57 pm
Written by Michael Howard
Harness racing in Victoria contributed $623.3 million to the state’s economy, 61.8 per cent of it in the regions.
The considerable impact was revealed in Tuesday’s launch of the Victorian Racing Industry’s Size & Scope Report, which measured the harness, thoroughbred and greyhound racing codes’ 2024-25 footprints.
Harness racing had the greatest percentage of regional contribution – 61.8% compared to the 46.1% tri-code average – reflecting the industry’s vast participant, club and fan network.
Harness Racing Victoria chief executive officer Matt Issacs said the industry was proud of its significant contribution to Victorian racing and to the economic and social fabric of communities across the state.
“In 2024-25, more than 600 breeders produced foals that will support the future of an industry in which more than 1,000 trainers and drivers compete in over 3,600 races across 27 Victorian harness racing tracks, supported by more than 20,000 owners, volunteers, members and club staff,” Isaacs said.
“This report reiterates that the thousands of racing participants, clubs, volunteers and fans are the lifeblood of towns and cities, and that a racing industry built on three strong, supported and thriving codes delivers benefits well beyond the racetrack.”
The report showed harness racing:
Was the primary code in the Shepparton district, with its $51.5 million almost half of the total tri-code contribution ($111.8 million)
Had the second biggest economic contribution (behind the thoroughbred industry) in six of the eight country regions
Fostered 9,143 roles in harness racing, including participants, volunteers, and club, breeding and racing staff
Had 1431 broodmares produce 954 foals, generating more than $37.6 million in the production and care of racehorses, primarily in Shepparton (37%), Ballarat (19.9%) and the Outer Melbourne (10.5%) regions
In total, the three racing codes contributed more than $5.5 billion to the Victorian economy and sustained more than 33,450 full-time equivalent jobs across.
this is all great news! Like I've said if you have a good horse that stays sound you can't help but make money.
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« Last post by G on Today at 09:33:36 AM »
Haha you are another suckhole. Does it pay good? Why are you constantly defending this cheating prick?
you sound like a typical ticket flipper at Monticello.
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« Last post by G on Today at 09:32:46 AM »
If you want to slurp this guy's jizz the entries can be found at whogivesafuck.com
inquiry minds want to know
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« Last post by G on Today at 09:32:14 AM »
I'm not sure but I think maybe someone outed him and he figured well they know my name now so no use to hiding anylonger. But that's pure speculation.
I have no problem with the guy hes 👌. Doing good work and mostly on his dime for a sport that dosen't want him in. The only people who have issues are the bad 🍎 in the sport. His personal life is not my concern.
And the other one is a bust out jag off who thinks hes a big time capper! 
I never knew this guy before he started with me I didn't even know who he was. I know now he's accomplished zero
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« Last post by G on Today at 09:31:05 AM »
JF- president of NYSOA-a person who was friends, supported and lobbied for such pillars of society such as Allard, Banca, Conor Flynn and Grasso
MF-president of NJSOA-a person who was friends, employed, supported another stellar class act named Jeff Gillis
I know nothing of SJ but if he is having lunches with the other two-enough said
These are men to be worshipped?
please post your proof
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