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But reality also has to play a part in this. Quite frankly I looked at the card today and told Lans that there was no way I thought I could catch the pik-6. Just didn't look like one I was comfortable with playing. Not every day is gonna be "your" day, one of the keys is to try and identify what days might not be your day, and just say I'm passing today. |
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last Sunday's Arlington's card was that way....Had to go out there because it was fathers day but I just sat there and made 10 cent super bets that were off the wall because the card was horrible.....Los Al puts on better cards then last Sundays
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I think there is a big difference between telling someone their opinion on a horse is bad, and calling someone a liar and accusing them of a falsehood that is business related. I can be course, I can be aggravating, but I never call someone a liar or tell them they arent who they say they are,etc. There is a very big difference between the two. And I think that 99.9% of the folks here would rather be called an ***hole than be called a liar. |
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The story I related was that ocsacionally up here you will run into two-three maybe four people in one night out that tell you that their horse is running tomorrow. YOu ask him who it is and they all say the same name. Its truly a funny story that actually has happened because to those hwo dont understand syndicates and how they work, they scratch their heads and say but we just met the guy who owns the horse at the last bar we were in. Its not a story that knocks syndicate owners, it was a story that shows how funny a night out here can be. Many owners(including Lans) start out as syndicate owners to get their feet wet and understand the business and the game. Its limited risk and by buying into a few of them at a smaller share you get to cover your ass better with less exposure, like a mutual fund as opposed to a single stock. Like a mutual fund the syndicate head acts as the fund manager acts. Selecting who to buy and sell, at what price, etc. Now look, you can toss all the **** against the wall and hope thats oem it sticks, but the truth is I never said any such thing. Could we dispense with the bull**** and lies please? |
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mike - don't waste your time with this non-sense
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Quote: Originally Posted by jpops757 Ora you get a lot of grief from posters knocking you because of Lbigs investment on the Pk6s but this looks to me like this is a key element of yalls stratagy. Very good. The first time I have heard of this aspect of the partnership. A very astute view of Lbigs and very good of you to recognize this. Well I mean really its just common sense. Betting 6-1200 every time there is a carryover is just way too rich for my blood. Thats why I have never tried to represent it as an equal partenership. I mean, I can't tell you how many people I meet who are partners in one of those syndicates who will say "My horse is running tomorrow". I mean, to represent it like that would have the listener assume that the person saying that owns the whole horse. Its just not true. __________________ " Well seeing how this is a special deal and all, my boss said I can knock 100 dollars off the price of that tru-coat for ya." Jerry Lundegaard Gales, the guy is making false statements and lying. Here is the exact post to which he keep referring. Find the part where I say anyplace that a guy who owns part of a horse isnt an owner!!! I can't stand liars. And this guy is a lying machine. |
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