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January 05, 2025, 11:14:02 PM »
The worst run racetrack in North America, complete incompetence.
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Ignorance Is Bliss
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Calhoun is desperate. First his 15 year lie was busted. Now he says I hid behind a 75 year old man to take the hit? Interesting. There's actually a Livestream out there I did from home minutes after two cowards attacked Yarock over me. Calhoun also thinks Mr. Ed could speak.
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Sweet
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ScrapeTheShit!
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Sweet
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Define Chihuahua Cock
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darnoldrocks
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Dougie, define humanely?
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Lockedin with Pace
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dougie---with some people if they know 5 positive things a person has done and one negative, they'll completely focus on the negative.
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dougie
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I will make another point if I may. There are multiple horse owners in this group. LUCPARK, rainman2, and so many others. many here are very successful owning horses. I and my partners were not. But I can't believe people who do well in the game and folks like me who didn't cant agree that the horses should be treated humanely. The history of Mike P. might be interesting to people. And folks on Plop might dislike him for a myriad of reasons. I know nothing about him but his advocacy. I think I can seperate the misdeeds everyone talks about from his desire to help these horses.
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dougie
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lumped into their misdeeds. Sorry, my typing is off today.
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dougie
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Calhoun, I am not surprised at anyone who doesn't share my opinion. Everyone has the right to their own point of view. As for whatever acts you mentioned=Ed that he might have committed, it should not draw away from his horses advocacy. Many folks have done lots of things wrong. But despite that, should the good things they do be li=jumped into their misdeeds? Is a person to be judgedf on their worst day or instinct? Like I mentioned before, I don't know of the man. But I have studied up on him. I cannot answer for the things you and others seem to know about him as a human being. But I will continue to support his efforts to make the treatment of horses more humane.
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