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Harness Racing / Re: Joe bongiorno
« Last post by Onthefront11 on Today at 04:41:35 PM »
When you guys gonna learn
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Happy B-Day Just had mine last Tuesday God we're old. ;D
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Harness Racing / Re: THE STABLE RETURN ON INVESTMENT
« Last post by darnoldrocks on Today at 04:23:18 PM »
I don't think that I did. Your statement was "you can't help but make money" conditional on correct classification, knowing what you're doing, and soundness.

f you truly believe A+B+C = D, then everyone would be flocking to racing as a money making scheme. It's absolutely not, under even the best of circumstances. You can thing do everything right and still net loss. Way more variables than that.

sdst2009, you are 100% correct.
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Harness Racing / Re: THE STABLE RETURN ON INVESTMENT
« Last post by SDST2009 on Today at 03:55:50 PM »
you contradicted yourself. Sometimes I wonder why I'm even on this website.

I don't think that I did. Your statement was "you can't help but make money" conditional on correct classification, knowing what you're doing, and soundness.

f you truly believe A+B+C = D, then everyone would be flocking to racing as a money making scheme. It's absolutely not, under even the best of circumstances. You can thing do everything right and still net loss. Way more variables than that.
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I'm not going to get into chix with dicks.

But Happy Birthday! 🎂
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Harness Racing / Re: Joe bongiorno
« Last post by Lockedin with Pace on Today at 03:12:44 PM »
Back in Crank's days the sulkies were made out of wood so you couldn't move around in the bike as much as today's sulkies. As for Joe, it works for him whether it's silly or not.
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Harness Racing / Re: Joe bongiorno
« Last post by gurals casino on Today at 03:05:28 PM »
A long time ago at Brandywine Raceway several of the drivers such as Vern Crank and a few others used to rock the bike all the time. I recall when Mickey McNichol was still driving he was very animated and liked to rock the bike, in fact, track announcer Larry Lederman used to say, Mickey's rocking and rolling and pushing and shoving.

I attended Brandywine back in those days--usually Crank would rock somewhat in the stretch but it wasn't nearly as exaggerated compared to what JB does

sure many rock once or twice in deep stretch at times--only this kid is rocking for the entire length of the stretch if not earlier .

he shows no finesse and looks foolish
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Harness Racing / Re: Joe bongiorno
« Last post by Lockedin with Pace on Today at 02:58:28 PM »
A long time ago at Brandywine Raceway several of the drivers such as Vern Crank and a few others used to rock the bike all the time. I recall when Mickey McNichol was still driving he was very animated and liked to rock the bike, in fact, track announcer Larry Lederman used to say, Mickey's rocking and rolling and pushing and shoving.
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Harness Racing / Red Mile Opening Card 7-26-26
« Last post by SAW on Today at 02:56:32 PM »
https://www.redmileracing.com/sites/default/files/programs/072626_Program.pdf

Red Mile opening card at 5pm or any other tracks you want to post about!

Good Luck!
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Harness Racing / Re: Joe bongiorno
« Last post by gurals casino on Today at 02:49:52 PM »
Anyone else notice besides me when Joe bongiorno drives his horses he trains. He’s rockin and rockin and has to win by 6-7 lengths with everything but when he’s driving for a regular trainer he sits there like he’s paralyzed. Why use that scumbag if he’s gonna just sit there like a statue

where did he pick up that unusual style of non stop rocking back and forth?

does he really think it helps?

if it does help--why is he the only driver who uses that style?

I am just an observer-can anyone answer these questions?
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