Over/Under on Dominguez wins today

[NTamm1215]

He's currently 5 for 5 and has the following mounts remaining:

7th Race #3 BOBS PINUP GIRL (5/2)

8th Race #4 LISTON (5/2)

Over/Under of 5.5?

NT

[Alan07]

6 wins

[DJARUM]

I'll take the over, wishing something good!

[richard burch]

i'm going to put the whammy on him right now.

$1 to place.

[randallscott35]

Now 5-5. I think that's it.

[richard burch]

Originally Posted by richard burch

i'm going to put the whammy on him right now.

$1 to place.

I shall never doubt him again.

Viva Ramon!!!!

[MaTH716]

I wonder what the boys at the Palm Beach Kettle Club are sayin about Ramon today.

[Bigsmc]

Originally Posted by MaTH716

I wonder what the boys at the Palm Beach Kettle Club are sayin about Ramon today.

O/U for his wins on Saturday is 1.5.....

[GBBob]

Originally Posted by Bigsmc

O/U for his wins on Saturday is 1.5.....

lol..that didn't take long

[gales0678]

Originally Posted by NTamm1215

He's currently 5 for 5 and has the following mounts remaining:

7th Race #3 BOBS PINUP GIRL (5/2)

8th Race #4 LISTON (5/2)

Over/Under of 5.5?

NT

i heard the over under at tampa on sat was 1/2

great job on gio rat

rosemary hoiesmester - geezh ramon thought you were better than that , must have been out partying with scavs

[Antitrust32]

Originally Posted by gales0678

i heard the over under at tampa on sat was 1/2

great job on gio rat

rosemary hoiesmester - geezh ramon thought you were better than that , must have been out partying with scavs

honestly the winner should have been DQ'd.. took GIO out like 6 paths! though it was much nicer to see Rosemary in the circle and Gio get beat, not that I have anything against Gio.

Fun day at Tampa on Saturday!

[MaTH716]

Originally Posted by gales0678

i heard the over under at tampa on sat was 1/2

great job on gio rat

rosemary hoiesmester - geezh ramon thought you were better than that , must have been out partying with scavs

What took you so long Marty?

[blackthroatedwind]

Even Stevie Wonder could have seen that was one of the worst non-DQs in the history of the game.

Then again, I imagine Stevie Wonder watches a race considerably better than Gales.

[johnny pinwheel]

Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind

Even Stevie Wonder could have seen that was one of the worst non-DQs in the history of the game.

Then again, I imagine Stevie Wonder watches a race considerably better than Gales.

what DQ????? she was buying him a hot dog and a beer, perfectly legit!!!...lol

[The Indomitable DrugS]

I wouldn't be surprised if Dominguez didn't sell the DQ hard enough on the telephone. If he actually was dumb enough to tell the stewards 'there was never any contact with the winner, but I was floated out, it could go either way boss.'

I'm sure Homeister mentioned that Gio Ponti drifted in and when they came together and it was all mutual before she floated him out.

She also dominated him on the gallop-out - which could have helped sell an arguement that Gio Ponti was hanging like he did in his race against Interpratation.

[gales0678]

Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind

Even Stevie Wonder could have seen that was one of the worst non-DQs in the history of the game.

Then again, I imagine Stevie Wonder watches a race considerably better than Gales.

geez your so funny , why not take a night gig at the comedy club on your way home , i'm sure you'll have them jumping out of their seats on the upper west side

[the_fat_man]

Originally Posted by blackthroatedwind

Even Stevie Wonder could have seen that was one of the worst non-DQs in the history of the game.

Then again, I imagine Stevie Wonder watches a race considerably better than Gales.

While Gales' race watching skills suck, I think this horse justifiably was not taken down. I tried to make the point in the past that the cut of the grass on the TAM turf course is such that horses always come out in late stretch. This also has something to do with the fact that there's an open rail midstretch. In fact, if you watch the headon (of this or just about any other turf race at TAM), you'll notice that ALL the field drifts out during the end of the race. Of course, Homeister does her best to come out a bit more than necessary. Taking horses down for drifting out when the track takes them that way is really not a FAIR way to go, IMO. These stewards have shown the ability to 'let them play'.

For CLEAR cases of HERDING that's NEVER enforced, we need only look to your home track(s). What's the over under that the stewards take Castellano down at least once this year?

[gales0678]

Originally Posted by the_fat_man

While Gales' race watching skills suck, I think this horse justifiably was not taken down. I tried to make the point in the past that the cut of the grass on the TAM turf course is such that horses always come out in late stretch. This also has something to do with the fact that there's an open rail midstretch. In fact, if you watch the headon (of this or just about any other turf race at TAM), you'll notice that ALL the field drifts out during the end of the race. Of course, Homeister does her best to come out a bit more than necessary. Taking horses down for drifting out when the track takes them that way is really not a FAIR way to go, IMO. These stewards have shown the ability to 'let them play'.

For CLEAR cases of HERDING that's NEVER enforced, we need only look to your home track(s). What's the over under that the stewards take Castellano down at least once this year?

and you can work the coat check for him and collect the tips at the comedy clubs so you guys have bullets for the track the next day

let me know when ramon wins a BC race or a triple crown race

1 for 50 or whatever it is ain't gonna cut it

[GPK]

Originally Posted by the_fat_man

While Gales' race watching skills suck, I think this horse justifiably was not taken down. I tried to make the point in the past that the cut of the grass on the TAM turf course is such that horses always come out in late stretch. This also has something to do with the fact that there's an open rail midstretch. In fact, if you watch the headon (of this or just about any other turf race at TAM), you'll notice that ALL the field drifts out during the end of the race. Of course, Homeister does her best to come out a bit more than necessary. Taking horses down for drifting out when the track takes them that way is really not a FAIR way to go, IMO. These stewards have shown the ability to 'let them play'.
For CLEAR cases of HERDING that's NEVER enforced, we need only look to your home track(s). What's the over under that the stewards take Castellano down at least once this year?

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