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Sue Ellen Mishkins' distinct advantage
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Sue Ellen Mishkin has a distinct advantage at getting across the finish line first. It is obvious from this picture from Seinfeld days. Besides that, in todays Aqueduct Race 7 when #4 scratched a few minutes to post, #2 (Sue Ellen Mishkin), an early horse, was left with no competition for the lead. Hence she was able to set slower fractions than she was used to. This enabled her to hang on by (an appendage) through 7 furlongs. I was hoping it wasn't going to be a bust and I was rewarded. My only matchup play of the day got $230 for $50. Look at the field before the scratch and after. Astute matchup players keeping abreast of current developments would have to have backed Sue Ellen Mishkin. Attachment 52717 Attachment 52718 Attachment 52719 You'd have been a boob not to, Pook |
Outstanding work Mike. Thanks for posting
Tim |
Rock on Mike. With the limited number of plays you are afforded each day it's great to see you CRUSH them.
Darryl |
that episode
I remember that episode, wearing a bra as a top whlch annoyed Elaine. Now a racehorse.
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I think Pook, you had as much fun writing your post as you did in win the race.
Interesting, the choice of your pun. Maybe you will be as creative in your next post using a pun related to the opposite sex. Perhaps start with appendage?:) Pat |
Pat
And here I didn’t think anyone noticed. You are right, when I won that race the idea came to me right away and it was fun coming up with the puns. Certainly if the right opportunity presents itself in the future using the opposite sex I wont hesitate to do the same. Thanks for your comment, Pook |
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