Richard chanski

[G]

I didn't know Poulin personally but seeing him wandering around the Yonkers casino broke and asking for money was kind of satisfying.

why does that not shock me about him.

[Lieutenant Sanchez]

I didn't know Poulin personally but seeing him wandering around the Yonkers casino broke and asking for money was kind of satisfying.

Why was it satisfying? You get off seeing a sickly poor victim suffer?

[G]

Why was it satisfying? You get off seeing a sickly poor victim suffer?

what about the poor victims that Renee screwed over?  How many owners and trainers did he borrow money from that never pay them back? What about the horses that he ruined with multiple injections and milk shaking do you feel bad for them??

I didn't know he was sickly I wish him well there I happen to know him personally he's trash

[Lieutenant Sanchez]

what about the poor victims that Renee screwed over?  How many owners and trainers did he borrow money from that never pay them back? What about the horses that he ruined with multiple injections and milk shaking do you feel bad for them??

I didn't know he was sickly I wish him well there I happen to know him personally he's trash

Sandy Goldfarb was ripped off by Poulin? Not likely.   Name one horse that Poulin injured or killed.

[G]

Sandy Goldfarb was ripped off by Poulin? Not likely.   Name one horse that Poulin injured or killed.

ask the Three Musketeers stable about nia fran (wrong pipe tubed)

And by the way, why is he hanging around begging for money? Why can’t he get a job? Because he never worked a day in his life.

[I’mwatching]

It was more than abuse he was killing horses for insurance money.

Racing under the son’s name & a friend’s name at Shenandoah with the Warnick team so I’ve been told.

[jupiter]

That's the old days, he's not a factor at all anymore.

[Dostoevsky]

Went into private practice. Can be reached at the firm of LaPoff, Flis, Chansky and Abbott.

[Papillon]

That's the old days, he's not a factor at all anymore.

he was certainly was involved in the strange payoffs era at freehold

early to mid 90s--Poulin, Parker, Brennan, Morrill, King--all involved in short payoffs--like a $40 horse in the win pool but the exacta only comes back in the $30 range for $2

short trifectas also often

he should have plenty of money stashed away from those profits

[Lieutenant Sanchez]

I worked for Norman when he was breaking in Rene, and then the business corrupted him, sadly.

[G]

Went into private practice. Can be reached at the firm of LaPoff, Flis, Chansky and Abbott.

whatever happened to Jeff LaPoff and Ray Flis?

[Lieutenant Sanchez]

RM Smutz went off and trained t'breds for awhile.

[Lieutenant Sanchez]

he was certainly was involved in the strange payoffs era at freehold

early to mid 90s--Poulin, Parker, Brennan, Morrill, King--all involved in short payoffs--like a $40 horse in the win pool but the exacta only comes back in the $30 range for $2

short trifectas also often

he should have plenty of money stashed away from those profits

Poor man is destitute and the NYS tax dept was liening his YR pursechecks for back taxes..vultures

[G]

RM Smutz went off and trained t'breds for awhile.

[G]

Poor man is destitute and the NYS tax dept was liening his YR pursechecks for back taxes..vultures

poor man? Rene created his own destiny by gambling, drugging horses and cheating. He also was not trustworthy. He would borrow money and not pay it back because he was a degenerate gambler along with drugs.