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Post by mackdaddy on Dec 7, 2013 10:59:29 GMT -5
Gotta tag team partner ;D !!! Races 2-5 $1 pick 4 1678, 10 / 358 / 348 / 1 $45 Races 6-10 .50 cent pick 5 23567 / 368, 10 / 1259, 12 / 2568, 11, 12 / 7 $300 Races 7-10 .50 cent pick 4 368, 10 / 1259, 12 / 2568, 11, 12 / 7 $60 Total $405 and going in for half. Good luck and stay warm friends!  |
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Post by mackdaddy on Dec 7, 2013 13:28:04 GMT -5
When you're cold you're cold. Typical to get knocked out by a 30/1 kittens joy.
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Post by Evelyn on Dec 7, 2013 13:30:47 GMT -5
Mack - Who is Michael Dilger?The trainer of that winner?
Sort of recognized the name so checked. He trains Wired Bryan also owned by Antsu. Found this from a July Paulick Report:
For the past seven years until January, Michael Dilger had worked as an assistant to Todd Pletcher, the all-time leading trainer at Saratoga Race Course.
On Sunday, Dilger, 35, stepped out from behind his former boss’ shadow, saddling Wired Bryan to win the 99th running of the Grade 2, $200,000 Sanford for 2-year-olds.
The victory, just the third of his training career, came in Dilger’s very first start at the Spa and first try in a stakes race. Swarmed by well-wishers in the winner’s circle, the native of Mullingar, Ireland, tried to take in the moment.
“Today is my first stakes winner and first stakes runner,” Dilger said. “Sorry, I’m hoarse. I was cheering a little bit.”
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Post by mackdaddy on Dec 7, 2013 14:07:35 GMT -5
Never heard of him. WTF is going on so far at GP? Back to back bombs at 30-1. The #2 in the 3rd was a 5-1 M/L at went off at 30-1. Huh?
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