Horse Deaths at Race Tracks

Toroid

Toroid

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In one article I skimmed through said 60 horses have died at Santa Anita race track in California since 2018. Some only see this as an uptick and horse deaths are common at race tracks. The most recent death was Satchel Paige. He was a baseball player in the 1940's. I ran the name through Word Smith and got Ptah Legacies. A group or species could be using the names to transmit cryptic messages to each other.
Santa Anita Park in Arcadia Sees 34th Horse Death Since Late-December
Satchel Paige - Wikipedia
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No, I can understand when he posts on Sunday, but what about other time? Is he retire? Because he has article on every question!b008
 
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kbarannikova said:
nivek, how do you have time for work?
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I work a full time job and own a local business, I find small amounts of time like at this moment, when I came back to my office I leave the computer browser open to the forum but minimized...I also keep the browser open on my cell phone and take moments I can to read here or post whilst at work...

kbarannikova said:
No, I can understand when he posts on Sunday, but what about other time? Is he retire? Because he has article on every question!b008
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Sundays, like yesterday, I was in my workshop at home working on a project, yesterday I didn't post much because I was so consumed by the work I was doing yesterday and I had a lot to do in a short time lol...

In other words, I manage my time during the work days to fit in a little time throughout the day to be here...

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And someone like you, I mean - businessman, don't know the words of motivation? *gasp* Consumer behavior...
 
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