AQU December 10

[Tim Y]

entry looks too tough

[clore1030]

Originally Posted by Nets

Thank you very much Ted! 57 big ones today

Happy b-day!
We're the same age, I just hit it on October 30. I was out of the gate early, my ETA date was December 7.

I must have figured it was too close to Christmas.

[Tim Y]

Originally Posted by Nets

Thanks Tim. So true. Remember as a kid being told I would have gotten more for my birthday but Mom and Dad couldn't afford much with Christmas so close. However, they more than made up for it the rest of the year

When I was in school the class would make a big deal out of a birthday but we were always on Christmas break when mine came up. The family always made up for it however.....

[Tim Y]

will try to go with the entry with the outside coming on late late

See the way the assistant starters got behind that one that didn't want to go in? We had one kick and it sent the guy back about 15 feet and lacerated his pancreas over the summer.


OPPOSITES ATTRACT don't they?

[Ted Craven]

Aqu #6

[Nets]

Originally Posted by clore1030

Happy b-day!
We're the same age, I just hit it on October 30. I was out of the gate early, my ETA date was December 7.

I must have figured it was too close to Christmas.

LOL. Thanks! That makes you a "need the lead" then?

[clore1030]

Originally Posted by Nets

LOL. Thanks! That makes you a "need the lead" then?

I always figured that Halloween was the second half of my birthday.

Before the odds come up, I'll mention that the 1 in the seventh is my top EP and BL horse.

[Nets]

Steering you clear of a mechanical approach will also assure that
you stay with a good basic approach designed to get winners at
prices. You see, many people try a mechanical approach, have a very
successful few days, and then run into one of those racing cards that
rewards creative thinking and punishes mechanistic thinking. The
neophyte goes 1-for-9, and then doubts his basic approach. "Well, it
worked for a while, then it stopped working." Nonsense! What
stopped working was that gray matter between the tyro's ears. The
rule is: there are no rules.

From Pizzola. I really need to heed this advice!!!!!!

[Tim Y]

Originally Posted by clore1030

I always figured that Halloween was the second half of my birthday.

Before the odds come up, I'll mention that the 1 in the seventh is my top EP and BL horse.

The Line from Pleasanton and the Alameda County Fair?

[Tim Y]

Originally Posted by Nets

Steering you clear of a mechanical approach will also assure that
you stay with a good basic approach designed to get winners at
prices. You see, many people try a mechanical approach, have a very
successful few days, and then run into one of those racing cards that
rewards creative thinking and punishes mechanistic thinking. The
neophyte goes 1-for-9, and then doubts his basic approach. "Well, it
worked for a while, then it stopped working." Nonsense! What
stopped working was that gray matter between the tyro's ears. The
rule is: there are no rules.

From Pizzola. I really need to heed this advice!!!!!!

as I quoted the other day from this gentlemen:

How do we begin the journey to successful predictions and decisions? Again, there are no rules, but there are some things which you can do to move along. To those who must have a mechanical approach, I can only tell you that you are sentencing yourself to mere competence at BEST. One of my favorite quotes is attributed to Lao Tze, the compiler of the Tao Te Ching. He said, "When the great Way is lost, there arises codes of conduct and behavior."



E/l says have a real shot here with underneath