Cal Expo

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Lighten up, Francis

    

It's on now...

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Was the lamest last race farewell call of a race ever.  May 2, 2025 Cal Expo, race 14, 6 min video.  At 5m56s "By bye, thank you" - 

https://calxharness.com/live-racing-video-replays/

[seen2much]

   

It's on now...

One of my favorite movies.
If Scott has cancer I would agree to lay off.

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One of my favorite movies.
If Scott has cancer I would agree to lay off.

I heard the guy call races, beyond that I don't have anything much to contribute, nor would I go out of my way to give a hard time to a person with any stage of cancer or their friends.

With that said, read what I originally said and they don't come to plop and make demands and threaten others who might not of had a good experience with these people.

Knowing this wonderful clown car here goes after people in their own obituaries, they come here of all places, they want a dust up for sure...please 

[Dale the Snail]

I don't have a bad thing to say about Mr.Ehrlich and his wonderful family.  I just know that he was an excellent announcer at Cal Expo and I applaud his efforts in preserving the sport.  It appears that he and his family are trying to enjoy the time he has left with us.  I was informed by a friend that Mr. Ehrlich has cancer.  I know from personal experience that his treatments are inevitably fatal treatments as the number of treatments increases.  A good friend of mine was on a 24 day radiation regimen.  At first he was very optimistic due to the simplicity of each short treatment bearing no pain.  However, after thorough research by many of our friends, we were terrified to learn that as the treatments increase, the pain will begin to occur and the overwhelming toll of the radiation treatments will overtake the patient.  (The Process) Every treatment increases the percentile by nearly 8-10%.  The end result is inevitably a fatality.  The process allows the patient to have hope but in reality the only winners are the doctors and medical team billing the insurance.  My good friend made it treatment #17 and it was painfully obvious at that point that he was not going to survive.  Age also played a major role.  He was only 59 when he left us.  Over the age of 60 will increase the percentile even more rapidly.   My thoughts and prayers go out to the Ehrlich family and I really hope that he is enjoying his ride.  Its unfortunate but that is the process.

[balmoralfan]

It's only fair that Earlick has the big C given that he made everyone's ears bleed with his nonsense for years at Maywood and Balmoral. All we can do now is tell him to pack his crappy duffel bag with extra aloe because where he's going gets real hot  and the object of the pick 3 is to have Gacy, Dahmer,and Manson anal probe you round the clock.

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It's only fair that Earlick has the big C given that he made everyone's ears bleed with his nonsense for years at Maywood and Balmoral. All we can do now is tell him to pack his crappy duffel bag with extra aloe because where he's going gets real hot  and the object of the pick 3 is to have Gacy, Dahmer,and Manson anal probe you round the clock.

He was obviously the last race caller at Cal Expo.  Was he the last race caller at Balmoral and Maywood when they went belly up?

You couldn't mute him out.  I obviously don't understand your pain, 3 serial killers sodomizing the dude in hell for all eternity.  Seems like the proportionality is off of his "crime" and your desired punishment. 

(Psychosis at Horseplop is a real thing  )

[hasbeen]

Sorry to hear that Scott has medical issues. Praying for better health. He was a decent announcer. Following Tony Salvaro who was beloved by everyone had to be tough. I remember the first time I heard him was at Quad City when I was visiting my friends who went to Augustana. Cancer is a bitch. Hope for the best