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Wow


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Well, that’s going to be an argument in bars tonite. Eek


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Posts: 2847 | Location: Falls of the Ohio River, Kain-tuk-e | Registered: January 13, 2005Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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That sucks. Bad call.

The crowd must agree as they give the trophy to the 2nd place horse to resounding boos.



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Posts: 29408 | Location: In the red hinterlands of Deep Blue VA | Registered: June 29, 2001Reply With QuoteReport This Post
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Sure does. So the slower horse won on a technicality. The Lawyers have this one. You can't win on performance, win on sketchy rules that weren't obvious to those watching. The faster horse was DQ'd because he stuck his ass in another horses face. OK


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He ran impressively, but I called that foul during the live broadcast of the race, with witnesses.

Turned into a judgment call, but I think they made the right call.




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Other things I didn't like was them showing Mint Juleps being served in copper cups. Who ever heard of that nonsense. A proper drink is served in silver. No, not silverplate.


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Im sure there are rules but it seems BS as the horse who got cut off could have won if it wasnt cut off so accounting for that seems impossible.



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Im sure there are rules but it seems BS as the horse who got cut off could have won if it wasnt cut off so accounting for that seems impossible.


I agree. Thought since the horse primarily affected didn't object they might not call it.

In the copper mugs are likely Kentucky Mules, rather than Moscow Mules.




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Ruling was a crime.


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It was Zoran.... I'm sure of it.




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What the . . . ?

I wasn't even close- good thing I didn't bet the farm. TMats observation about my lucky four of a kind post count just didn't pan out.

I'm sure glad I didn't have to make that call. There will definitely be some heated discussion.

Odds 65-1 on Country House.!! There are some really happy winners on that bet.

... and some really angry Maximum Security fans.

Well, my mint julep is all wilted and I reek of cigar smoke. My leftover bratwurst is all shriveled, so I will now take a shower and lick my wounds. Razz

May we all have better luck next year.




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For the first time ever...
It's a bad precedent. Can a horse never drift, or change lanes?
Will the judges decide every race rather than the fastest horse?



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Not so much as changing lanes, more like blocking.

Looked more like Lagano and Elliott last weekend.



 
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I don't recall that being an issue during the chariot race in Ben Hur....



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Horse racing sure ain't NASCAR. I figured that was just part of racing.
 
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The horses and riders to the rear were completely mud splattered. A serious wet track.
 
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That was a really bad call. Geez.



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Rubbing is racing!



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Rubbing is racing!


lol..first thing I thought. But Nascar and the Kentucky derby don't agree.

Also illegal in sprints in bike races!!! It figures. I never much cared for horse racing but I happened to flip to it as the race was beginning and I thought. I like maximum security.. (Because of the name) and boom he loses in heartbreaking fashion.
 
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