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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

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.

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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.

I know who Wondergem was. How many others do?

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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..
 
Where does it say anything about a syringe or how the treatment was administered?

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General Harness Racing Discussion / Re: Bad for the business
« on: February 10, 2016, 12:04:58 PM »
If I remember right, Lew Williams and Walter case cut out most of the miles they won on half mile tracks.   Maywood, Yonkers, and Northfield.

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General Harness Racing Discussion / Re: Attn Wilderness, and Gary
« on: February 04, 2015, 06:49:58 PM »
Robin was a good looking young kid. Born 6/15/1958.
He had some success in the  80's, but went down hill fast in the 90's.
Last year to drive was 1992.
He went  47-0-0-8   $7,393  .056 that year.
Don't know were he went or what he is doing now.

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General Harness Racing Discussion / Re: A Meadowlands Question
« on: January 14, 2015, 10:04:47 AM »
Although Race sec. try to be fair IMHO they do play favors.
Therefor I suggest you pick your trainer carefully and have him/her ask for the classification.
I suggest you pick  a trainer with only a few horses in that class, and a trainer that is in very good standings with the race office and management.
Again IMHO I think it would be a big mistake to list Deb as the trainer.
Best of luck!

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General Harness Racing Discussion / Re: Looking for auction company
« on: August 28, 2014, 11:04:22 AM »
The Art auction was run by Stan Bergstein and HTA.
Benefits went to scholarships for horseman's kids.

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General Harness Racing Discussion / Re: Weldon Stockwell Obituary
« on: November 02, 2013, 10:07:58 AM »
Weldon, A true Christian man. A great friend.
A few years back Weldon arranged for a good friend of mine and her husband to attend The Little Brown Jug. It was the first time for both of them.
She had had several health problems. Heart Attacks, amputations do to diabetes etc.
It was a wonderful vacation for a lady that had had so many crosses to bear.
She has since passed on. I do hope Weldon and her are reunited in a pain free hereafter. They both deserve to rest together in peace.

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they should change the rules and make the second and final heat worth substantially more than the eliminations (25% first heat, 75% second heat) to make it really worth it to race the second heat where the horse really earns it
Is that not about what they do now?
2012
First heat $78,008
Second heat    $331,534

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Another quality post from miss media! How about the horse was already 2 year old champion  4pezz2 4pezz2 4pezz2 4pezz2
You are correct. That is the point.The horses and Sweet Lewie Williams were both young champions, but.

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Weather is supposed to be perfect.....they hand picked their favorite spot........I call Sweet Lou in one of the most impressive victories harness racing has seen.
To Me,
The name "Sweet Lou" will forever be "Sweet Lewie Williams."
Whenever he got to the top of his game and the edge of greatness he would self destruct.
I predict the same for the horse.

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I don't mean it is your mistake Elgin I mean the NJRC. How can the NJRC be so foolish as to have the harness racing rules spelled out in TBRED wording.

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This(the new rules) had to of been written by a Tbred person.
The naming of the 1/4 ,7/8 3/4 pole and so forth.
They are named opposite in each breed.

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General Harness Racing Discussion / Re: ++++ The Giss++++
« on: April 30, 2012, 07:20:33 PM »
What kind of asshole would complain about that?    idunno
A person who watched members of the older generation of his family die a slow, painfull, and aganizing death due to smoking.

My generation grew up watching "The Marlboro Man" on TV every night on hundreds of adds.
Most very teenage boy wanted to be "The Maraboro Man" and get the girl.
Most every teenage girl wanted to be swept off her feet by "The Marlboro Man", and ride off into the sunset with him and his horse.
Now our hero has died an ugly death due to smoking, and we (my generation) are dying off hundreds a day due to smoking.
Granted "The Giss" and his cigar are not "The Marlboro Man" or even "Joe Camel", but lets not again glorify a deadly habit. Have we not learned any thing from the past?

The man who complained and sent me the Email has no grandchildren, but he is trying to protect yours.

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General Harness Racing Discussion / Re: ++++ The Giss++++
« on: April 30, 2012, 12:23:00 PM »


Curious, Miss Media, were you one of the ones who complained? 4pezz2
No,but a friend that did send an Email to The USTA complaining did send me a copy of what he sent.
I agree with my friends complaints, and again thank you. Even if you had to be dragged kicking and screaming by the seat of your pants into a smoke free world.

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