Joe Faraldo- Mark Ford -Steve Jones

[G]

Mikeeeeee,,,you're showing everybody you're a Cunt I need behind multiple usernames.

I could give a fuck less that I change my name couple of times.

[Lockedin with Pace]

Mikee isn't here except in your empty head.

[ScrapeThePaint]

Mikeeeeee,,,you're showing everybody you're a Cunt I need behind multiple usernames.

I could give a fuck less that I change my name couple of times.

[Kole Hanover]

Mikee isn't here except in your empty head.

 "He's not all there anyways"

[G]

"He's not all there anyways"

exactly! He has no idea the importance of these three men that signify the big three!

[G]

"He's not all there anyways"

think about it can you imagine living your life on this website?

[Ignorance Is Bliss]

Michael Petrelli is a New York equine-welfare advocate and former Standardbred owner and trainer. He founded Equine Advocacy Alliance, an organization focused primarily on carriage-horse welfare and reform within harness racing.

His advocacy has two principal areas:

New York City carriage horses: Petrelli has spent several years observing and recording carriage horses around Central Park and Midtown. He has publicly reported horses he believed showed lameness, damaged hooves, wounds, exhaustion or inadequate body condition. ABC7 and CBS New York have featured his observations and comments.
Harness racing: Drawing on his experience as a Standardbred owner and trainer, he campaigns against performance-enhancing drugs, regulatory failures and the mistreatment or disposal of horses after racing. He has also organized petitions calling for greater accountability and reconsideration of public subsidies for racing.

In 2023, Petrelli released findings from a months-long investigation of the carriage industry. He presented videos of horses he believed needed veterinary attention and characterized their condition as an animal-welfare emergency. Carriage-industry representatives disputed some of his assessments, stating that the horses had received veterinary and farrier care.

More recently, Petrelli has represented Equine Advocacy Alliance in the campaign for Romanch’s Law, formerly Ryder’s Law, which would end NYC’s commercial horse-carriage industry. Following the fatal 2026 Central Park carriage incident, CBS identified him as an Equine Advocacy Alliance representative commenting on the industry’s safety record. He also testified before the New York City Council as a panelist invited by Speaker Julie Menin, describing himself as an experienced horseman and arguing that neither training nor additional regulation can eliminate a horse’s instinctive flight response in Manhattan.

Overall, Petrelli is best characterized as a persistent, outspoken advocate who combines hands-on horse experience with video documentation, public testimony, news appearances and political campaigning. His supporters view him as a horseman willing to challenge powerful racing and carriage interests. His critics—particularly within those industries—dispute some of his conclusions and confrontational methods. Anonymous forum accusations should not be treated as established facts without independent documentation.

[Ignorance Is Bliss]

think about it can you imagine living your life on this website?

You posted 34 times since yesterday morning....

Not including "shout outs".

[G]

You posted 34 times since yesterday morning....

Not including "shout outs".

thank you for being such a fan!

[Ignorance Is Bliss]

Even AI confirms he's just an internet troll...

Here is what can reasonably be established about “G” from public Horseplop posts:

Former username: The account was previously called “Sakit.” Old quotations retain “Sakit,” while the linked posts now display “G.” Both connect to the same forum account, user ID 38374.
Harness-racing connection: G presents himself as a longtime industry participant. He has claimed to be a “multiple track champion,” to have “thousands of winners,” and to have visited farms around the country. Those are unverified claims, and the exaggerated wording could be trolling or satire.
Claims horse ownership: He refers to “our broodmares” and says they would be sent to Steve Jones’s farm. No stable name, horses, USTA number, or ownership records are provided to substantiate that.
Claims industry relationships: He says Joe Faraldo has been his friend for years, praises Mark Ford’s training center, and writes favorably about Steve Jones. Again, these are his own statements—not independent confirmation that those people know him closely.
Goshen familiarity: He claimed he would be in the Goshen Historic Track paddock and has posted as though he personally visited Mark Ford’s nearby training center. This suggests familiarity with the Goshen racing community, but does not prove where he lives or works.
Posting behavior: Much of his activity involves defending Ford and other established racing figures, attacking or questioning you personally, repeating information he says others told him, and refusing to open outside links. His public record reads more like a combative forum persona than a transparent industry identity.
Real identity: I found no public profile name, photograph, stable, license, occupation, or verified statement that establishes who operates the account.

The strongest conclusion remains: “G” is the renamed Sakit account and portrays himself as a Goshen-connected harness-racing insider, owner and friend of prominent horsemen—but none of those biographical claims establishes his real identity. Names suggested through taunting signatures or accusations by other Horseplop posters are not reliable evidence.