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 11 
 on: Today at 01:36:56 PM 
Started by nextbonus - Last post by Homestretch
IF IT WASN'T FOR AMATEUR RACES, FREEHOLD WOULD HAVE CLOSED YEARS AGO !!!!
 doh doh

 12 
 on: Today at 01:36:47 PM 
Started by SON OF JOR-EL - Last post by sam
i hate the mets
i hate the mets

step tight right up and hate the mets

 13 
 on: Today at 01:33:30 PM 
Started by LUCPARK - Last post by Homestretch
There are many good diners in New Jersey.  But is that what you will be looking to do while there?  The western part of the state is very scenic.  The northeast corner is where most of the rich people live.

Take a ride to the shore and see what Sandy did.  Listen to the cicada's.  They are starting their every-seventeen-year sexual orgy and they make a lot more noise than any woman you have ever known.

There are some good restaurants in New Jersey, but a lot better ones on the other side of the Hudson.  And the pizza and bagels are better in NYC, too.
YOU DON'T KNOW BTRAINER !!!!!!!!
 Grin Grin

 14 
 on: Today at 01:30:24 PM 
Started by Homestretch - Last post by Homestretch
CALL LENNY HE KNOWS
Lenny's busy trying to find Tiff's hiding place !!!
 thumbs up thumbs up

 15 
 on: Today at 01:19:19 PM 
Started by LUCPARK - Last post by Psycho Dad
  ISNT JERSEY NOTED FOR MOST DINER CARS IN THE COUNTRY???

There are many good diners in New Jersey.  But is that what you will be looking to do while there?  The western part of the state is very scenic.  The northeast corner is where most of the rich people live.

Take a ride to the shore and see what Sandy did.  Listen to the cicada's.  They are starting their every-seventeen-year sexual orgy and they make a lot more noise than any woman you have ever known.

There are some good restaurants in New Jersey, but a lot better ones on the other side of the Hudson.  And the pizza and bagels are better in NYC, too.

 16 
 on: Today at 01:18:18 PM 
Started by LUCPARK - Last post by cliffyy
WHEN IN JERSEY DO NOT TO FORGET TO HANGOUT WITH ME  beard CLIFFYY beer  dude


LETS GO TO BIGGIES AND EAT &
 beer

 17 
 on: Today at 12:56:16 PM 
Started by nextbonus - Last post by looking in

Y is it so hard to get the stats on u armatures Huh
Geeez is this like finding out a secret handshake with a very private organization?
I mean come on now?
Fuzzy,
All licenced trainers and drivers  including amateurs have their stats available on The USTA's Pathway.
True there is a small charge, but it is readily available.

 18 
 on: Today at 12:47:38 PM 
Started by nextbonus - Last post by looking in
I have no idea?

But the guy who owns stat master is a big time armature driver.

He is also I think a graduate of Standford in computer science !
I think any way!

So I would bet u with his computer guru status he would have all those stats some where in his gigabytes HuhHuh

Which I have know doubt he is a big leader in!

I just would like to see them and I'm sure all of u would too!

For instance how many armature race stats but also stats in regular par mutual races all amature races just would be interesting too see.
Also trotters and pacer stats with amature I do think those would be real interesting.

Oh there's know doubt bragging rights make it real interesting .



I just feel it would give more credibility to amature racing.
Fuzzy,
I believe you are referring to David Siegel.
He is also a USTA director from CA.
If you go to the USTA directors page on The USTA web site, you can get his Telephone#, Fax #, and email address. He can maybe give you the stats you wish.

 19 
 on: Today at 12:29:12 PM 
Started by Dolfan - Last post by Vegas
Tiger has definitely turned it around after his prolonged slump.  I do believe he is back to intimidating opponents.
Yes he has!
 Since I told him to loosen his grip (left hand) with his driver he's starting to come around to his old form! Cheesy

 20 
 on: Today at 12:22:44 PM 
Started by SON OF JOR-EL - Last post by handsomeharry76
You think they don't know he's not getting the job done?  head shake

The question is -- what to do with him.  Last year they did the right thing by keeping him up.   Hard to believe they will stay with him past this weekend, or at worst, next week if he doesn't come around.

Baseball is a strange game the way players can go on streaks that looks like you can never get them out, then it turns around and it looks like they will never get a hit.

Mike Trout looked clueless for quite awhile at the beginning.  Remember Cano in the playoffs last year.  Two years ago, Ike Davis looked like a budding star.  His stats from the second half of last year made him one of the top hitting first basemen in the game.  But he will probably be swinging at the friendly Las Vegas fences if he doesn't turn things around quickly.



I wonder if he can hit batting practice right now

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