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Re: Pat Crowe died...
« Reply #60 on: April 02, 2025, 08:59:53 PM »
My morning bowel movement is smarter than you.

OK Karl 73cv.2

well crafted come back tmbz1

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« Reply #61 on: April 02, 2025, 09:06:03 PM »
OK Karl 73cv.2

well crafted come back tmbz1
I won again. You're too easy. It is like a FFA in against a 5 claimer.

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« Reply #62 on: April 02, 2025, 09:08:43 PM »
I won again. You're too easy. It is like a FFA in against a 5 claimer.

yes Karl ngc3

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« Reply #63 on: April 02, 2025, 11:28:57 PM »
hats off to Falcon Seelster in that race--Nihilator couldn't draw away and held that 1-2 length lead most of the mile

Good point. Falcon Seelster was fast. Speedy. But there were times he showed some braveness, game. Nihilator kind of had a funny way of going when he trained, kind of trappy gaited, a lot of that reachy action. But, the faster he went, he kind of got lower, more centered, and straightened himself and his gait out, but he was still a bit hard on himself and his feet.....but in the end, he could go pretty fast! LOL. Falcon Seelster was fast. He had speed. How tough he was is another issue, but like I said, at times he showed some toughness, and that was one of those times.
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Re: Pat Crowe died...
« Reply #64 on: April 03, 2025, 12:54:48 AM »
Read the thread. I was attacked first by Papillon and then by you without ever posting anything rude so you can go fuck yourself.


EASY KARL EASY!

What's it like to embarrass yourself on horseplop time and time again!

Does it accomplish anything to be so rude to myself and others with the language you use here?

Please learn the game KARL!

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« Reply #65 on: April 03, 2025, 01:03:02 AM »
that would be impossible after what he posted last summer 73cv.2 73cv.2 ngc3

Tough to change actual written responses that can be verified as 100% accurate and true!

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« Reply #66 on: April 03, 2025, 01:04:30 AM »
not attacking--just a friendly reminder of what you posted last summer

I am not one of your buddies pretending that you didn't post such laughable material-then return after a hiatus and immediately starting insulting people as per your usual

you are very entertaining Karl and I am glad you are back 73cv.2 ngc3

now go back to staring at the clock

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Re: Pat Crowe died...
« Reply #67 on: April 03, 2025, 10:20:08 AM »
Good point. Falcon Seelster was fast. Speedy. But there were times he showed some braveness, game. Nihilator kind of had a funny way of going when he trained, kind of trappy gaited, a lot of that reachy action. But, the faster he went, he kind of got lower, more centered, and straightened himself and his gait out, but he was still a bit hard on himself and his feet.....but in the end, he could go pretty fast! LOL. Falcon Seelster was fast. He had speed. How tough he was is another issue, but like I said, at times he showed some toughness, and that was one of those times.
Falcon Seelster was ultra fast. He held the track record in Delaware for many years..It's a shame he wasn't jug eligible and could not go up against Nihalator on that particular day. I think Nihilator won the LBJ in 152 and Falcon Seelster held the record at 151. Regardless of time,2 great racehorses. Also RIP Pat.

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« Reply #68 on: April 03, 2025, 11:00:52 AM »
Falcon Seelster was ultra fast. He held the track record in Delaware for many years..It's a shame he wasn't jug eligible and could not go up against Nihalator on that particular day. I think Nihilator won the LBJ in 152 and Falcon Seelster held the record at 151. Regardless of time,2 great racehorses. Also RIP Pat.

Agreed, absolutely. He was ultra fast. Nihilator won the LBJ 5 days after winning the Dancer at Freehold. IIRC, it was Nihilator's first start ever on a half (I think).....I'd have to think that through for minute. He won both heats.....53 and 1 and 52 and 1.

Given, Nihilator had the rest of a campaign to handle, and a major syndication in the wings. Falcon Seelster didn't have much left on the calendar and they knew they would be second fiddle to Nihilator's syndication. Obviously his 151 was a statement, LOL.

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« Reply #69 on: April 03, 2025, 11:05:56 AM »
Walt Hanover was the horse that dead heated with Cam during that streak

That's correct.....Cam Fella was 1-9.....and Walt Hanover was something like 75-1. It was the last leg of the Driscoll.

Trivia question to the veterans who might have been there that night.....does anyone remember who drove Walk Hanover in that race? I am guessing you could google it, but that's not fun, LOL.

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« Reply #70 on: April 03, 2025, 11:10:05 AM »
That's correct.....Cam Fella was 1-9.....and Walt Hanover was something like 75-1. It was the last leg of the Driscoll.

Trivia question to the veterans who might have been there that night.....does anyone remember who drove Walk Hanover in that race? I am guessing you could google it, but that's not fun, LOL.
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« Reply #71 on: April 03, 2025, 11:14:21 AM »
Kingsbridge BC winner at 3 for Roger Mayotte

Do you remember how Roger got that colt? Or when? I am racking my brain out on this. I knew. I saw him baby race. I watched the colt and now it's completely erased from me memory, LOL.

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« Reply #72 on: April 03, 2025, 11:17:06 AM »
They don't make them like this anymore.  Back when Pat was racing Cam Fella he took on all commers anywhere and everywhere.  No ducking anyone or protecting him, raced at every track from east to west and North and South. Those were the days.

80 lifetime starts! 80! And he retired after his 4yo year. 80 starts. I'd like to check the stats and see the last time a horse did that. Even On The Road Again didn't have anywhere near 80 starts.

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« Reply #73 on: April 03, 2025, 11:54:15 AM »
Agreed, absolutely. He was ultra fast. Nihilator won the LBJ 5 days after winning the Dancer at Freehold. IIRC, it was Nihilator's first start ever on a half (I think).....I'd have to think that through for minute. He won both heats.....53 and 1 and 52 and 1.

Given, Nihilator had the rest of a campaign to handle, and a major syndication in the wings. Falcon Seelster didn't have much left on the calendar and they knew they would be second fiddle to Nihilator's syndication. Obviously his 151 was a statement, LOL.

another side note about Nihilator--he had help

often there were 3 and 4 horse entries as Haughton also had Pershing Square, Chairman of the board and another decent 3yo setting picks and causing traffic problems for the others trying to beat Nihilator

I lived near Garden St Park and went a lot, I was there the night Armbro Dallas driven by Ron Waples upset Nihilator at about 80-1

the following week Nihilator destroyed the field in the final as if he was angry for losing

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Re: Pat Crowe died...
« Reply #74 on: April 03, 2025, 01:14:41 PM »
It's Chairmanoftheboar d..no spaces.. It's what I always refer to when seeing if horse names
I think of fit...18 spaces max tmbz1

 

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