These are picture of some warm-ups and the housing in the backstretch, nestled among the tree's, some seem nice from the outside, and if they have an A/C, they may be adequate inside too, small but functional , quaint is the word I was looking for...
CAUTION, BELOW IS SOMETHING THAT IS NOT FOR THE FAINT OF HEART, IT ABOUT A SITUATION THAT I WAS IN RECENTLY, READ AT YOUR OWN RISK ....
But I will not say much, just that I been blacklisted by some one who took all my money and then never got me to win anything, and blames little ole me for his sales tanking, even thou it might be because his stuff does not work as he touted it to, and yes I do know , as I lost money doing what he told me to do, using it just like he said, but enough on him, he can not bring me down , his work will suffer because it does not work like he states it does, period.
How many people read this little old blog, not enough to make a difference, maybe 15-30 people max, so this guy need to grow up, and me too for bringing out here, but when I am wronged it is not something I take laying down, so thou I could on , I will not.....
I love the blog, especially the pics of the track. The daily musings are great too. Keep the faith, in all things under the sun.
ReplyDeleteI'm a newbie horseplayer in the last year, and through my ADW hub I've played $2931.50 and have a return of $2229.10, so I'm a loser at this point. But I've made more progress in my handicapping by seeing what has worked well for me (e.g., playing turf routes) and learning how to construct better tickets around those than from the "advice" of any software I've tried or handicapping book I've bought. I'd try to find what you play best at the track, and look for those opportunities.
Kind regards, and keep writing. Where there are horses, there is hope.
Matthew in Oregon