Thanks to the Thoro-graph form ratings I was able to make a $900 score with top figure Mr Charles paying $60 and the exacta with third rated horse Red Reddington paying $281. First four horses combined for a 2400$ superfecta that unfortunately didn\'t have. GOOD JOB BOYS. You are still the best

Tavasco: What is red bored ing.


It starts, I\'m sorry, but I believe you\'ve mistaken us for -

linemover67: Hey, Big profit for a small investment. I guess I\'ll take it

bluechip21: I certainly learned it

P-Dub: The guy made a nice score using the product, and gave it a compliment.

Everyone needs to get over this red board crusade.

linemover67: I am sorry I broke the protocol that of the asylum. I guess compliments are not welcome JB.

TreadHead: Are people really interested in reading thru a board that is cluttered with mundane \"I hit a big price\" redboards?  What regular TG user hasn\'t had an experience like this on a somewhat regular basis?  

This type of behavior should absolutely be discouraged and policed by the members of this community.  Regular users already know TG is great.  There is absolutely zero value brought to the board by posts like this, and boards that are cluttered with useless content get visited less (just try using the Rags board, as an example)

Here\'s a trivia question, which number is higher?  The number of people who care to read about some random posters redboard after he hit a $60 horse or the number Monomoy Girl received in the Oaks?

T Severini: Remember the first time you scored large utilizing the tool?  Factoring the pattern, going over the numbers, factoring current form?  Guessin it was pretty exciting. Maybe new users feel that same thrill.

It\'s nice to corroborate in a big race, say a triple crown race, by going on the record beforehand. Though folks aren\'t gonna do that for every race.

Looks like the man has been educated. Congrats to him...he been learned.

linemover67: I am definitely not new to Thoro-graph. Ive been around the product since the early 90\'s.
If I go into a pool room I expect to play pool. If I go into a boiler room I expect too see a boiler room. So I figured a red board room was just that.
Never anything wrong with giving credit when credit is due. Try it boys.

Airnate012: As the recipient of the Derby RBOY award, I congratulate you on your win. Nothing wrong with posting positives and being thankful.

BitPlayer: I was looking for the Beyer rule on when it is OK to exult after a score and came across this blog post.

http://blog.horseplayersassociation.org/2009/05/thin-veil-of-ignorance.html?m=1

Airnate012: \"Recently at a panel I was on, I spoke of a winner who was keeping track of his bets overseas, and how he was doing quite well. His blog is a hit. At the same conference, marketing was spoken about. A professional player who was there came up to me and said \"we don\'t need marketing, we need winners like the guy you showed. That will grow the game.\" \"


100% agreed. Seeing a friend of mines big score on the Derby years back is exactly what got me into wagering on the ponies.

Boscar Obarra: A redboard is only of interest if you can claim some long term profitability with the angle.  In which case you\'d be better off not mentioning it at all.

linemover67: ðŸ˜, Crazy. All I am trying to do is compliment the thoro graph staff on their continued hard work and I get bombarded by a bunch of guys eating bon bons in their underwear watching Judge Judy.

Chas04: Oh yea! Lol