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09-03-2007, 06:40 PM
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You go out with a bang?
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09-03-2007, 06:41 PM
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09-04-2007, 01:10 AM
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How did you do??? Pittsburgh Phil was the greatest handicapper that ever lived!!!!!! He made his money betting ONE HORSE AT A TIME!!!! NOT SIX IN A ROW!!!!!!!!! You people that think the money is in these gimmick bets (ie pick three, pick four, pick six, etc) you are gonna lose a helluva lot more than you are gonna win !!!! gimme a 12-1 that i've been waiting tro run because somethng happened to him in the race, and if that didn't happen, he had a great chance to win, and I'll throw that "108" to win on that horse to win, and I gaurantee you, I have a much greater chance to show a big profit than you ever will!!!!! p.s. that $100 turns into $1500 plus on the 1 horse in that race!!! how much you get back on your $108 pick six bet???? I rest my case!!!!!!!!!!! p.s.s take your T>G> numbers and shove them, right along with your Beyers!!!!! You keep playing them, and you will lose your ass. Learn to handicap on your own, (watch races, see who was ready to run , but had problems in the race, and next time they have a big chance because of the trouble they had in this race) You"ll be suprised at how many horses you come up with that pay between 25.00 and 40.00!!!! P.S.S.S This is the list of horses that I have put on my list since Dec 20. 1996 and how they have done. Chicago: Custom Cart:1st at 16-1 Dappled: 7th at 35-1 1st at 8-1 That I am 1st at 4-1 Mary's Secret 1st at 10-1 Three D's Song 2nd at 11-1 1st at 7-2 Target West 1st at 10-1 Calder Jet Prop 4th at 40-1 2nd at 50-1 Ask Allie To Dance 1st at 4-1 Fireonthewire 1st at 2-1 Higher Appeal 3rd at 10-1 (BET NEXT TIME HE RUNS ON THE GRSS!!!!!! Kentucky Hair Trigger 2nd at 15-1 1st at 18-1 Running this Week at Turfway - showed big close against the bias at Arlington last race - monster play, loves Turfway!!!! Oneofthejonesgirls 1st at 7-1
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09-04-2007, 01:14 AM
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09-04-2007, 01:54 AM
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get off his back that list you put up wasnt that impressive by the way.
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09-04-2007, 04:43 AM
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Guy took a shot at a mandatory payout and you pop off with "loser" and "don't know SHEET about handicapping" plus other gems from your longer redboard post. I'll brush it off as a Labor Day bender and give you another shot when you're sober, but I can't comprehend the venom towards Scavs on this. Props to Scavs for not getting sucked into an argument with this troll.
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09-04-2007, 05:37 AM
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Peetsa has a 72 hour benching to decide whether he can interact on this Forum like a human being. No one needs to converse with fellows DTers like this. I won't tolerate it. If you want to exchange ideas or even criticize others' wagering approach, it can, and will be, done with civility.
And the Pittsburgh Phil reference is laughable. Of course he bet horses 'one at a time'.. There was no other way to bet them when he operated. If Pittsburgh Phil was around today, he'd be playing exotics and multi-races. Guys like Beyer, Brown and Crist that bridge the gap between straight betting and the modern wagering menu era, ALL embraced the exotic/multi bet(s) as they were introduced.
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