I've seen some bad drives and bad drivers. But michael Dailey. Wow

[PurpleSheetPicks]

   In almost 50 years of watching the races, I can count thousands of brutal drives. The one that does stick out was at Hoosier Park years ago. The trainer, Herb Brown, also drove this monster named Suburbanite. Herb had him locked in, strangling the poor guy. The two horses ahead of him parted a little bit, and Herb drove Suburbanite up in between, ramming both bikes. The sad thing is he did this again. I couldn't believe what i was watching. A couple of weeks later, he put up Doc Holliday, and set the track record, I believe.

     Sincerely, Silent One

Getting stuck in is bad luck. Getting parked when the 2 hole is there is a choice

[PurpleSheetPicks]

The obvious ones like Ceba and this idiot mentioned in the title are not really the problem.  The problem are the ones that drive in 80% of a cards races and continually make the wrong decisions, with improvement never coming.

All it takes is 1 bad drive for one gambler with 1 bet to lose him for life

[Checked Up]

If you think that drive was bad. Go watch race 8 at Northfield. Tyler Angus on a Jessica Millner EPO enhanced race horse. He somehow gets parked the mile at 3/5. The guy is just a complete failure as a driver.

You just realized that now??? No talent hack from day one! The only difference is now he's a seasoned hack!!

[arniesarmy]

If you think that drive was bad. Go watch race 8 at Northfield. Tyler Angus on a Jessica Millner EPO enhanced race horse. He somehow gets parked the mile at 3/5. The guy is just a complete failure as a driver.

A month or two ago, Angus had the 9 horse. He ducked into the 2 hole at the top of the stretch and wouldn't let the 2 in. They had to have a recall. How dumb to you have to be knowing you are the 9 and then being on gait at Northfield.