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General Harness Racing Discussion / Re: 2 really bad days for Ohio's biggest week
« on: September 28, 2016, 07:07:54 PM »
Quote from: miss media on September 28, 2016, 06:55:46 PM
Is yogurt a Foreign substance or a feed supplement?
Yogurt is a milk product just like Calf Manna that has been feed to horses for 80 years.
I'm being told that it is .......

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General Harness Racing Discussion / Re: 2 really bad days for Ohio's biggest week
« on: September 28, 2016, 04:16:26 PM »
Quote from: LVGaryD on September 28, 2016, 02:35:51 PM
Let me explain something to you. A tube goes directly into the stomach. Spraying something into a horse's mouth is certainly not tubing, and yogurt is not medication, so no medication rule was violated. Plus the fact remains, someone stole the phone, or at least came into possession of a stolen phone. Someone also had nose problems, looking into a phone that does not belong to them. Whoever took the phone and whoever looked at the phone are the guilty ones.
The groom was drunk and lost his phone !! whoever found it tried opening it to see whos phone it belonged to  but it was locked !!! the only messages that were seen were the ones that popped up on his home screen .

What part don't you understand about her using a syringe/yogurt in the Jug barn on Jug day ? I don't care if it helped the horse or not its still not allowed and she admitted it .

''In accordance with Ohio State Racing Commission Rule 3769-18-01: Other than Furosemide as permitted in Rules or except in the case of an emergency, no foreign substance may be administered to a horse on race day before the conclusion of the race that the horse has been entered in or until the horse has been released by the state veterinarian from the state testing barn or released from the Jug Barn by the Jug Barn Steward''

Yogurt is a Foreign substance








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General Harness Racing Discussion / Re: 2 really bad days for Ohio's biggest week
« on: September 26, 2016, 12:27:03 PM »
Quote from: LVGaryD on September 26, 2016, 09:17:33 AM
Nonetheless, I have not seen nor do I believe she admitted tubing the horse. I read she admitted the horse got yogurt on race day.

Coleman was incensed. She said the “stuff” (not her word) was vanilla yogurt and she administers it, using a syringe, directly into Betting Line's mouth. She always does it a designated time, to settle the horse’s stomach for the day — in order to combat loose “stuff” (not her word). She doesn’t like spectators to see because they might get the wrong idea about a syringe. That’s Coleman’s story

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General Harness Racing Discussion / Re: 2 really bad days for Ohio's biggest week
« on: September 25, 2016, 04:33:47 PM »
Quote from: LVGaryD on September 25, 2016, 06:49:43 AM
slaphead Seriously, who gives a shit? It's not like you can spoon feed a horse yogurt. And someone please find me a trainer (any trainer) who has not shot something into a horse's mouth or into their veins or muscle on race day.

This is beyond hilarious. Someone steals her phone, goes through her text messages (noseily goes through her text messages) without a court order, and reads whatever they want into her texts. No court in this country would ever find her guilty of anything.

At least she did not kill Jim Wondergem.
Gary at least get your facts straight  slaphead first off nobody stole her phone , 2nd it was her gooms phone and he  got drunk and lost it ..... and 3rd she clearly admitted that her groom gave the horse yogurt on race day with a tube ...... I don't care if it did or didn't help the horses performance on Jug day she clearly broke the rules and she straight up admitted it . 

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General Harness Racing Discussion / Re: 2 really bad days for Ohio's biggest week
« on: September 24, 2016, 02:17:54 PM »
Quote from: miss media on September 24, 2016, 12:31:05 PM
 
Where does it say anything about a syringe or how the treatment was administered?

DELAWARE-The Little Brown Jug is one of America’s great sporting events because it is stuck in time. The race is run at the end of the Delaware County Fair, on a little dirt track that has been compared to Augusta, if Augusta accepted harvest revelers as members who could bring in their own coolers.

There is enough smoking, drinking and gambling to make Nucky Thompson avoid the backstretch. But cheating? At the fairgrounds? The accusations flew Thursday at the 71st running of the most prized leg of harness racing’s Triple Crown when a group of accused and/or convicted cheaters cried foul.

The story is a juicy one. It has drunken grooms, stolen cellphones, intercepted text messages, large syringes, accusations of doping and yogurt. Cheap vanilla yogurt, if you need to know.

Casie Coleman, in the middle of the controversy, has the receipts for the yogurt. She trains Betting Line, who destroyed the field in the final. With that, Coleman won her third Jug. The driver, Columbus native and Hall of Famer David Miller, won his fourth Jug.

In the winner’s circle, track announcer Roger Huston asked Miller, “Was that as easy as it looked?”

Miller, a subdued and plain-spoken man, paused. Then he said, “Yeah. It was pretty easy.”

It will be 8 to 10 days before we know whether Betting Line failed his drug test, and, if he did, whether Coleman is to be subjected to any punishment.

“I hope she gets caught,” said Ron Burke, the trainer of fourth-place finisher Manhattan Beach, told Hoof Beats magazine.

Burke was one of at least three trainers who lodged protests over the semifinal heats and the final. Jimmy Takter, whose horse Western Fame finished second, and Tony Alagna, who scratched the second favorite, Racing Hill, before the final, were two others.

Here is the story, as best as it can be pieced together:

One of Coleman’s grooms got drunk Wednesday night and slept in a horse trailer. At some point, his cellphone was lost or stolen. Someone in the area behind the Jug Barns used the phone to read the groom’s text messages.

According to Coleman, the texts included leading phrases about bringing “stuff” (not her word) and giving the “stuff” (not her word) to Betting Line at a certain time in the morning, when the horse was alone.

Coleman was incensed. She said the “stuff” (not her word) was vanilla yogurt and she administers it, using a syringe, directly into Betting Line's mouth. She always does it a designated time, to settle the horse’s stomach for the day — in order to combat loose “stuff” (not her word). She doesn’t like spectators to see because they might get the wrong idea about a syringe. That’s Coleman’s story.

She was indignant about the accusations of cheating. She said the other trainers didn’t have the “manhood” (not her word) to approach her directly rather than going straight to the judges. She insists everything is on the up-and-up and offered to pay for any tests anyone can think of.

She suspects that if Betting Line was not the prohibitive favorite, there would have been no Yogurtgate. To me, the problem might be the drunken groom sleeping in the horse trailer, but maybe I’m wrong.

Keep in mind: Coleman has been caught before.

Also keep in mind: Burke, Alagna and Takter — the final one among the cleanest trainers in the game — have also been caught before. What is this, college basketball?

I love the Jug, so I hope Coleman is innocent. In any case, Betting Line’s owners and handlers will keep the Jug because, well, they walked away with the trophy. Possession is ninth-tenths, and all that

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General Harness Racing Discussion / Re: 2 really bad days for Ohio's biggest week
« on: September 24, 2016, 07:22:57 AM »
My questions are why didn't  Cassie just  say in her texts to give the horse his yogurt instead of '' treatment ''  and don't do it until it's '' safe''...  And why wasn't the yogurt just  mixed in with his feed instead of being injected with a syringe?  Do you really want to take a chance of being caught with a syringe in a detention barn? 
49.1 in the 2nd heat on a 90 degree day?  The horse could have went in 48 if Miller wanted to..




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General Harness Racing Discussion / Re: Hambo Day Selections
« on: August 08, 2016, 05:25:08 PM »
I'm still hungover  yeahbabydrinkingguy

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General Harness Racing Discussion / Re: Pace night
« on: August 04, 2016, 01:12:46 PM »
Quote from: cashman on July 12, 2016, 05:22:57 AM
But owners of the trailers 11 and 12. Most likely like the extra distance.
Horses from the 2nd tier are more then likely to get parked the entire mile or never see daylight until the race is over .

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General Harness Racing Discussion / Re: MLB Home Run Derby.
« on: July 13, 2016, 10:09:28 PM »
Quote from: The Skipper on July 11, 2016, 05:54:13 PM
I hate to admit that I watch it almost every year, but, after about 5 minutes I wonder WTF this is like watching
golf and turn it off. No offense if you like it or golf, I just don't get it  idunno
Almost as boring as watching the Cubs  birdienana

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General Harness Racing Discussion / Re: Pace night
« on: July 13, 2016, 10:07:53 PM »
Quote from: RocknRoll on July 11, 2016, 01:00:17 PM
With these 3 horses in the race, you go there hoping to see a world record mile...
The record will fall on Hambo day ......

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General Harness Racing Discussion / Re: Wiggle It Jiggleit leads field of 15 into 70th Little Brown Jug
« on: September 20, 2015, 06:54:55 PM »
I love Split The House in the first Elim.

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General Harness Racing Discussion / Re: Go Cubs Go
« on: August 28, 2015, 12:05:24 PM »
Cubs?  Never heard of them...  8)

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General Harness Racing Discussion / Re: Hawks win the Stanley Cup!
« on: June 17, 2015, 07:57:59 AM »
What the Hawks have done is definitely considered a Dynasty and if I'm not rooting on the Pens I'm always checking on what the Hawks are doing.
I will say this what a boring series it ended up being,  the Hawks didn't play that well and still won the series, the only reason why Tampa was even in the series was because of their speed.

Congrats to my Chicago peeps on another Cup (except tall Cubs fans)   

And for all the St Louis Cardinals fans please die  rflmao1  do they ever f**king lose?   

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General Harness Racing Discussion / Re: Happy Kris Bryant Day!!
« on: June 06, 2015, 10:12:36 AM »
Do the f**king Cardinals ever lose   4pezz2 

The Pirates go 12-2 in their last 14 games and only pick up 2 games .......  St Louis is unreal

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General Harness Racing Discussion / Re: Happy Kris Bryant Day!!
« on: June 05, 2015, 02:15:55 PM »
Quote from: The Skipper on June 04, 2015, 05:23:56 PM
Right now he is way ahead IMO .
How is he way ahead ?

Bryant still has more RBI's , a better batting avg and more stolen bases in 10 less games ...... Bryant has 8 homeruns right now compared to Pederson's 15 but Im willing to bet he has more by years end .

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