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  • agendaman
    SBR MVP
    • 12-01-11
    • 3727

    #1
    dr.fager record has stood for 54 years
    1968 at arlington park.dr.fager runs the one mile in 1-321/5 secs. carrying 134 lbs on his back.his record still stands today.congrats big fella.
  • BOA12
    SBR Posting Legend
    • 02-19-12
    • 20622

    #2
    Originally posted by agendaman
    1968 at arlington park.dr.fager runs the one mile in 1-321/5 secs. carrying 134 lbs on his back.his record still stands today.congrats big fella.
    Used to love AP pre polytrack. My biggest win ever was a $1 tri ($8000 FOR $2/ $4000 FOR $1) which happened on the turf with Ziggy Stardust. AP RIP 2021. I still have Hawthorne, my dad's and mine favorite track. I miss my dad.
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    • Easy-Rider 66
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      • 02-14-12
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      #3
      Originally posted by BOA12
      Used to love AP pre polytrack. My biggest win ever was a $1 tri ($8000 FOR $2/ $4000 FOR $1) which happened on the turf with Ziggy Stardust. AP RIP 2021. I still have Hawthorne, my dad's and mine favorite track. I miss my dad.
      So your Dad got you into the racing game I assume BOA12? And those were nice scores for sure.
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      • agendaman
        SBR MVP
        • 12-01-11
        • 3727

        #4
        remember the big fire at old AP.back then horses carried huge weights.the great grass horse round table won a 13/4 mi. race with 139 lbs.
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        • BOA12
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          • 02-19-12
          • 20622

          #5
          Originally posted by Easy-Rider 66
          So your Dad got you into the racing game I assume BOA12? And those were nice scores for sure.
          My dad was the greatest capper I ever met. The green sheet wanted to hire him at age 31. I still have the first book I ever read, The Vogel Sytem. Still sits in my car. An Ex Chicago Cop who retired and opened a bar for cops in 1966. I've always had the gambling bug, my parents divorced in 1963 when I was 5. My best friend and good man. I was luckier than most perhaps, but I hope not for all my gambling brothers here. Fuk politics, let's party & gamble.
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          • BOA12
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            • 02-19-12
            • 20622

            #6
            Originally posted by agendaman
            remember the big fire at old AP.back then horses carried huge weights.the great grass horse round table won a 13/4 mi. race with 139 lbs.
            I forget what year that was (Fire), I really didn't start playing until 1974 at age 16. I always did well on the turf. Earlie? Fires on grass, was like pheasant under glass. Bringing a beautiful blonde, assured I'd win 4fun. Women and horses got all my $$$, what a way 2GO. Been a wild ride.
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            • Easy-Rider 66
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              • 02-14-12
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              #7
              Originally posted by BOA12
              My dad was the greatest capper I ever met. The green sheet wanted to hire him at age 31. I still have the first book I ever read, The Vogel Sytem. Still sits in my car. An Ex Chicago Cop who retired and opened a bar for cops in 1966. I've always had the gambling bug, my parents divorced in 1963 when I was 5. My best friend and good man. I was luckier than most perhaps, but I hope not for all my gambling brothers here. Fuk politics, let's party & gamble.
              THX for the run down BOA12
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              • BOA12
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                • 02-19-12
                • 20622

                #8
                Originally posted by Easy-Rider 66
                THX for the run down BOA12
                Happiest, simplest daze of my life. BOL EZ. Got 2nd R2 $7.20 at Colonial, + $$$ 4me.
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                • Easy-Rider 66
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                  • 02-14-12
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                  #9
                  Originally posted by BOA12
                  Happiest, simplest daze of my life. BOL EZ. Got 2nd R2 $7.20 at Colonial, + $$$ 4me.
                  I capped the card and landed on the #4 too R2 from CNL. . good call.
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                  • BOA12
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                    • 02-19-12
                    • 20622

                    #10
                    Originally posted by Easy-Rider 66
                    I capped the card and landed on the #4 too R2 from CNL. . good call.
                    Why U & I sit at 5-1 In Tasmania. They think we're twins. My dad said always back up your picks; a lesson I never 4got. $2W $6P my low $$ plays.; $20-$60-X when I thought I was a BIG SHOT. My picks run 2nd a lot. One day I had 8 places, one win. One day had 8 wins and one place at sportsmans on Tuesday playing at MAYWOOD off track, a stone throw from my first house. Great Daze as best I can remember. Been laughing at myself so I don't cry, though yesterday in Highland Park I wept openly. JFC, help US ALL if able. The kid never Left, am I right or wrong? Just funin', I always read the Onion. And Mad Magazine; What me worry?
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                    • Easy-Rider 66
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                      • 02-14-12
                      • 36098

                      #11
                      Originally posted by BOA12
                      Why U & I sit at 5-1 In Tasmania. They think we're twins. My dad said always back up your picks; a lesson I never 4got. $2W $6P my low $$ plays.; $20-$60-X when I thought I was a BIG SHOT. My picks run 2nd a lot. One day I had 8 places, one win. One day had 8 wins and one place at sportsmans on Tuesday playing at MAYWOOD off track, a stone throw from my first house. Great Daze as best I can remember. Been laughing at myself so I don't cry, though yesterday in Highland Park I wept openly. JFC, help US ALL if able. The kid never Left, am I right or wrong? Just funin', I always read the Onion. And Mad Magazine; What me worry?
                      LOL.it is a good read. and yeah if you place a lot put more emphasis on that wager.
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                      • str
                        SBR Posting Legend
                        • 01-12-09
                        • 11719

                        #12
                        Originally posted by BOA12
                        My dad was the greatest capper I ever met. The green sheet wanted to hire him at age 31. I still have the first book I ever read, The Vogel Sytem. Still sits in my car. An Ex Chicago Cop who retired and opened a bar for cops in 1966. I've always had the gambling bug, my parents divorced in 1963 when I was 5. My best friend and good man. I was luckier than most perhaps, but I hope not for all my gambling brothers here. Fuk politics, let's party & gamble.
                        Politics are made to ramble on. If they didn't, they would all be out of a job. Carlin said it best, "It's all bullshiq and it's bad for ya".

                        Great to hear that you dad was your best friend. So happy for you that you have the memories that you have. You were luckier than most, so hang on to that.

                        Your a good guy and a pleasure to read in this horse racing section.

                        All the best to you.
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                        • BOA12
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                          • 02-19-12
                          • 20622

                          #13
                          Originally posted by str
                          Politics are made to ramble on. If they didn't, they would all be out of a job. Carlin said it best, "It's all bullshiq and it's bad for ya".

                          Great to hear that you dad was your best friend. So happy for you that you have the memories that you have. You were luckier than most, so hang on to that.

                          Your a good guy and a pleasure to read in this horse racing section.

                          All the best to you.
                          You don't know what you got til it's gone. We listened to Carlin on albums in the 70's. Thanks for the kind words str. My dad was kind and generous, I've been doomed & blessed to be the same since I was a kid. Horses is the safest zone at SBR no doubt. Everybody on this sub forum is a good guy. All the best to you my friend.
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                          • agendaman
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                            • 12-01-11
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                            #14
                            yep. all so true BOA12.I love horses the rich atmosphere of racetracks and esp. the interesting characters you meet there.I have played horses for 32 years.yes i won some money and lost it all back.what a great wild ride it has been.
                            Last edited by agendaman; 07-12-22, 07:24 PM.
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                            • BOA12
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                              • 02-19-12
                              • 20622

                              #15
                              Originally posted by agendaman
                              yep. all so true BOA12.I love horses the rich atmosphere of racetracks and esp. the interesting characters you meet there.I have played horses for 32 years.yes i won some money and lost it all back.what a great wild ride it has been.
                              Made many good friends at the track and at OTB's over the years. Interesting characters is so true. BOL agendaman .
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                              • JBEX
                                SBR Posting Legend
                                • 01-02-12
                                • 23388

                                #16
                                Originally posted by agendaman
                                1968 at arlington park.dr.fager runs the one mile in 1-321/5 secs. carrying 134 lbs on his back.his record still stands today.congrats big fella.
                                thought worth mentioning because you don't hear much about dr fager related to bloodlines

                                fappiano one of (maybe the) first big stallion out of mr prospector (top 5 greatest sires ever imo)..fappiano's dam's sire was DR FAGER ..Fappiano sired Unbridled and he is a monster influence on the breed .. besides stallion lines (sons grandsons gg sons) he is the sire of unbridled's song who was a great sire but even more important is he's probably one of the best broodmare sires of at at least the past 30-40 years I'd say..lot's of dr fager blood passed down through this line
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