Brisnet.com's Ultimate Guide To Letting A Wagering Menu Work For You & a $200 Contest

re: Brisnet.com's Ultimate Guide To Letting A Wagering Menu Work For You & a $200 Contest

Mary Zinke — Sat, 12 Oct 2013 01:08:45 GMT

re: Brisnet.com's Ultimate Guide To Letting A Wagering Menu Work For You & a $200 Contest

Mary Zinke — Sat, 12 Oct 2013 01:01:22 GMT

Yes, that was for you. Slow work or not you should think about it. Sorry to get up in your business. I just liked him right off after seeing that first race, post discovery.

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Plod Boy Phil — Fri, 11 Oct 2013 16:31:04 GMT

Interesting horse in the 4th at Santa Anita today.

9 Blues and Silvers was an impressive 'vs Zip Winner' two back. This nine time winner may have shown the effects of that taxing effort last out when fading in a neutral event. She's had 9 weeks since the 'top' and should be sharp for this turn back trip.

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Monarchos Matt — Fri, 11 Oct 2013 13:55:31 GMT

Brontexx-

Clearly your sarcasm detector is in need of a trip to the repair shop...and as such you have proven your immaturity, to the surprise of no one.

If we are all so comical to you, then you are more than welcome to take your trolling activities elsewhere. Oh, and we are commenters, not bloggers.

Now, back to the seriousness!

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Plod Boy Phil — Fri, 11 Oct 2013 12:35:41 GMT

Horse people -

In the 8th today at Belmont, the 5 La Bella Valeria (an upgrade), is listed as 'BLACK'. If I'm not mistaken, this is very rare.

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Plod Boy Phil — Fri, 11 Oct 2013 12:25:05 GMT

Nice mid-week winner Phil.

Thanks.

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Brontexx — Fri, 11 Oct 2013 08:07:48 GMT

MM If you consider this a serious discussion board who would care about my age.The bloggers on here are comical including you.

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Monarchos Matt — Fri, 11 Oct 2013 02:55:33 GMT

KY VET with maybe the best response I've ever seen by him on this board. Short, immediate, to the point, and all in caps. Well done sir!

As an additional game, what's the over/under on Brontexx's age? I don't ask this to be deragatory, I'm legitimately curious. His most recent post seems to make a bit of a mockery of what I consider to be a serious horse racing discussion board...

I'm going with 14.

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KY VET — Fri, 11 Oct 2013 00:24:45 GMT

GET HIM A NEW OWNER!

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Brontexx — Thu, 10 Oct 2013 21:23:47 GMT

KY VET My dog is sick what should I give him VET IS shortfor veterinarian

isnt it?

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KY VET — Thu, 10 Oct 2013 20:28:38 GMT

mary...was that for me? the old guy had a slow work.....be ready in a couple weeks.....he's like jason voorhees....he will be back!

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Plod Boy Phil — Thu, 10 Oct 2013 16:56:50 GMT

Hawthorne R5

4 Brewmistress - closed impressively vs Extremes for Speed in her last two. Note: She's a chronic Board hitter.

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Mary Zinke — Wed, 09 Oct 2013 18:05:57 GMT

Saw the workout. What do you think? Find a farm, find a new vocation?

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Pedigree Ann — Wed, 09 Oct 2013 14:11:03 GMT

Coldfacts - 'aging', at 6? He's a gelding, not a stallion who has to worry about gaining the stallion crest and stallion weight in the fore-end. Good geldings can keep going for longer, in general, than entires, viz. Kelso, John Henry, Chindi, etc.

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Coldfacts — Tue, 08 Oct 2013 22:56:39 GMT

Ranagulzion,

The connections of Wise Dan could have scratched him when the race was taken off the Turf.

He has contested 8 races on synthetic to date and has won 5. If the results of my research is correct, Silver Max made his first start on a synthetic surface in the Shadwell Mile.

The advantage on the surface belongs to Wise Dan. It should be noted that Wise Dan defeated Silver Max on both previous occasion they met.

Wise Dan loss was due to the rain and the surface change. Interesting! How many of his opponents finished ahead of him? The records reflect one. It therefore means the elements and surface did not prevent him form defeating 8 other opponents but it prevented him from defeating one.

I will not request an explanation as the spin will be just too much to handle.

Despite your emotions, you are knowledgeable enough to understand that a talented 3YO put away for 7 months will return bigger and stronger and more capable of defeating older horses.

The 6YO Cigar's 16 race win streak was brought to an end by the 5YO Rare and Go. Subsequent that defeat he was again defeated by the 4YO Skip Away in the JCGC.

Zenyatta suffered her only loss as a 6YO to the 4YO Blame.

Are you seriously implying that a 4YO that has won 10 races from a 1 1/6F to 10F is incapable of defeating an aging champion with 25 races under his belt without the help of the elements.?

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Pedigree Ann — Tue, 08 Oct 2013 15:47:07 GMT

Well, back from central Michigan and will get to see races on a big screen instead of the laptop. And time to hit the PPs for Wed at Kee. Nice day today - hope it holds and the turf course dries out.

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Rusty Weisner — Mon, 07 Oct 2013 19:53:42 GMT

Ranagulzion,

I like it, too. The BC Juvenile has not been a Derby path the past two years and is less so with the points system (which I'm a fan of).

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Ranagulzion — Mon, 07 Oct 2013 18:27:26 GMT

Coldfacts,

Your assessment of Silver Max's chances against Wise Dan was spot on. At least you could have told us that it was going to rain heavily and that the race would be switched to Polytrack (LOL).

For the benefit of your fans and secret admirers (KY Vet included) I'll quote your post:

"Silver Max has won an amazing 10 races. When he met Wise Dan in the 2012 renewal of the Shadwell Mile he had won 6 of his last 7 races. In those 7 races he covered 62F with his last two prior to the Shadwell Mile being the 10F Virginia Derby and Secretariat. It is therefore no wonder he got killed. At the end of his 3YO season he was given 7 months off. He must now be a bigger and stronger horse. He enters the 2013 renewal of the SM covering 20F less. This colt will be tough as well. Wise Dan better be on his best game or he will join Royal Delta as another 1-5 flop".

That was pretty amazing ...like a 99/1 shot winning. Lets see you do something like that come breeders cup time.

By the way, that AP Indy colt, Honor Code has got to be something special, running so impressively in the Champagne. I'm putting him at the top of my 2014 Kentucky Derby watch list ...can you believe it? I have a very good feeling about this colt ...he could be the one to defy the AP Indy late development syndrome and capture the derby next year. I also like that Shug plans to skip the BC Juvenile with him and point for the Remsen instead. Very interesting. I really like this 2YO even though Storm Cat close up in his pedigree on the Dam side makes me a little apprehensive ...anyway we'll see.

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Ranagulzion — Mon, 07 Oct 2013 18:00:30 GMT

Coldfacts,

The switch to polytrack knocked out my analysis regarding Summer Front, although it didn't change my expectation concerning Wise Dan. Silver Max put in a career best effort to win that race. Regardless of Silver Max's statistics I regarded Summer Front as the better horse at a mile on grass. Silver Max was one of the top 3YOs on the turf last year and is obviously much improved this year. He could possible "bounce" next outing off this huge effort but I hope they all show up for the Breeder's Cup Mile.

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EJXD2 — Mon, 07 Oct 2013 14:36:29 GMT

Worked my way through all these, and I found three people who selected 1 winner. So I have a three-way tie for 3 points. Anyone think s/he has more than 3 points?

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Plod Boy Phil — Mon, 07 Oct 2013 12:43:58 GMT

Ed-

Thanks for running the Contest.

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Plod Boy Phil — Mon, 07 Oct 2013 00:02:22 GMT

Where's a 'ladder' when you need one ?

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Plod Boy Phil — Sun, 06 Oct 2013 23:45:16 GMT

Santa Anita

Race 8

8 Golden Celestial - recorded a 'vs zip Win' in her debut. Rare.

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Brontexx — Sun, 06 Oct 2013 21:12:01 GMT

5:11PM eastern my last pick in the contest Belmont race 11 Wild Billum.

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Plod Boy Phil — Sun, 06 Oct 2013 19:49:54 GMT

CONTEST PLAY 4

Belmont Race 7 1 Praetereo