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6.10.08 @ 12:01AM

Everyone's a bookie on race day. Team Clinton taps out. Republicans are a disaster too. The two Alaskas. Plus more.

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br> -- Harold T. Carstensen br> San Antonio, Texas /p> p> Big Brown's crash and burn kinda reminds me of another "horse race" with a pre-anointed winner -- according to the "experts." With any "luck," history could repeat itself. br> -- Arnold Ahlert br> Boca Raton, Florida /p>

Perhaps I watched a different race.

Not only did Philip Klein place the loss on Big Brown's lack of stamina, the son of the owner of Affirmed did the same -- with three examples.

In the race I watched (admittedly on television, which could explain the discrepancy), Big Brown seemed to come out of the gate in last place and ended up there at the end.

In order to accept the notion that he lost because of a lack of stamina, I have to accept that that lack of stamina manifested itself in the first 50 yards.

p>Or whatever 50 yards translates into when measuring the distance of a horse race -- 50-love, or something like that. br> --

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louis vuitton| 4.27.10 @ 4:48AM

Americans are not bothered much by inequality compared to Europeans. perturbed that he must constantly spell out a candidate's conservative canada goose the ills of the major cities in the lammunity have been poorly served by decades of black leadership. They continue to reelect the very people whose policies keep them in poverty. No debate presence is going to change that. The MSM.