Levy final at Yonkers

[Horseman809]

You keep saying that he bought the horse because of the Levy final , and I keep trying to tell you that no matter what he makes in the final he's not getting a 100% of the check .yes it would be a nice way to get some of his money back but I'm sure he didn't figure on drawing the 8 hole either .
Have you ever tried buying an open class horse ?

show me one time where I said they bought the horse because of the levy final?  Have you ever bought an open pacer?  When you buy a horse that will be running in a rich final in two starts, that's a SIGNIFICANT factor in the price and again I will quote mark ford as saying "this is the most important draw in my life'.

[Gazoo]

show me one time where I said they bought the horse because of the levy final? 

If I was Mark Ford, no way do I blast from the 8 hole even though I just overpaid for a horse because he was running in a rich final

Couple of horses from Canada that are racing in the open - Sing For Me George and Hard To Mach were both priced at $150k and i doubt either can get around a half like Doc . So $160 or $170 isn't a bad price for a horse thats going to be racing for $37k each week , plus the Open always has short fields.

[Horseman809]

exactly I never said they bought the horse because of the final, I said they paid a premium on the horse because he was racing in the final...

[tonyb147]

Let me try:

Gazoo is saying that the sale price of Doc had little to do with the fact that he's racing in the final this week. Why? Even if Doc wins the Final, most of the purse money will go to the previous owners (Burke gang) per the terms of the sale. Doc was sold at a premium over other FFA types because he is super sharp, has shown he can get around a 1/2, and has a huge upside going forward. Selling Doc before the Final allows Burke to get Foiled Again into the race as well.

The above is just my opinion and best guess from reading this thread, but I have met Gazoo and knowing who he is I can assure you he is not guessing as to the specifics of the deal.

[tonyb147]

Couple of horses from Canada that are racing in the open - Sing For Me George and Hard To Mach were both priced at $150k and i doubt either can get around a half like Doc . So $160 or $170 isn't a bad price for a horse thats going to be racing for $37k each week , plus the Open always has short fields.

Hard To Mach = RAT

Please don't tell me he's switching barns? With no ADW here in IL I have done NO betting since 2/16 and 2/23 when I placed good sized bets (for me) on HTM. I stopped following him after 2/23 only to have him win his next start on 3/2 @ odds of 19/1.

I haven't bet a single race since 2/23 

[Horseman809]

Let me try:

Gazoo is saying that the sale price of Doc had little to do with the fact that he's racing in the final this week. Why? Even if Doc wins the Final, most of the purse money will go to the previous owners (Burke gang) per the terms of the sale. Doc was sold at a premium over other FFA types because he is super sharp, has shown he can get around a 1/2, and has a huge upside going forward. Selling Doc before the Final allows Burke to get Foiled Again into the race as well.

The above is just my opinion and best guess from reading this thread, but I have met Gazoo and knowing who he is I can assure you he is not guessing as to the specifics of the deal.

lol

[Gazoo]

Let me try:

Gazoo is saying that the sale price of Doc had little to do with the fact that he's racing in the final this week. Why? Even if Doc wins the Final, most of the purse money will go to the previous owners (Burke gang) per the terms of the sale. Doc was sold at a premium over other FFA types because he is super sharp, has shown he can get around a 1/2, and has a huge upside going forward. Selling Doc before the Final allows Burke to get Foiled Again into the race as well.

Thanks Tony !!! spot on

[Gazoo]

Hard To Mach = RAT

Before the accident he looked like he might bring around that price.

But I agree I think he's a rat.   

[Horseman809]

Let me try:

Gazoo is saying that the sale price of Doc had little to do with the fact that he's racing in the final this week. Why? Even if Doc wins the Final, most of the purse money will go to the previous owners (Burke gang) per the terms of the sale. Doc was sold at a premium over other FFA types because he is super sharp, has shown he can get around a 1/2, and has a huge upside going forward. Selling Doc before the Final allows Burke to get Foiled Again into the race as well.

The above is just my opinion and best guess from reading this thread, but I have met Gazoo and knowing who he is I can assure you he is not guessing as to the specifics of the deal.

slurp slurp slurp slurp...

[Gazoo]

slurp slurp slurp slurp...

Sounds like your pretty good at.

[Just Saying]

I only have time to worry abouy MY money. I don't care how much somebody else pays for a horse.

[AmyHollar]

I've got a couple nw of $600 last five..............cheap.

[Just Saying]

I've got a couple nw of $600 last five..............cheap.

I just gave one of those away... saved money on the deal.(and one less stall to clean)

[LVGaryD]

What a great race! Razzla Dazzle was the best tonight, though Foiled nearly got him at the wire. Matty did a great job driving both Foiled and Annieswesterncard.

 

[pezz97]

What a great race! Razzla Dazzle was the best tonight, though Foiled nearly got him at the wire. Matty did a great job driving both Foiled and Annieswesterncard.

 

what a warrior foiled is. razzle got away with the soft half, that is the only reason he held him off. Foiled was the best horse tonight just didn't get the first place check