Much congrats and thank you for watching!

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I dont mean to be offtopic but does any of you know of a trick to log back into an instagram account?? I was dumb lost the password. I appreciate any tricks you can give me.

@Hunter Ronald instablaster :)

of course it is but you dont pay for the marketing dept. etc. etc.

TaylorMade makes almost all their heads in China and they pocket the proceeds to pay the pros and management so they can continually convince people the clubs are better and better year after year and I don't see the difference.... All marketing

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First race was MC$16, they like I did in the KY Dby, tossed him on class. LOL

I had Maximum Security on the Exacta over Country House for 26 minutes... and I had him since the preceding Tuesday when the PP's were released, and after the scratches. Then I was robbed with the DQ.

Thanks for the quick response!

Absolutely, tee it high and let it fly!

There's a few pointers in there, and even more if you watch his swing.

How true!

spoken by a loser

@@danfloros4267 he can't teach either

You are very welcome. I asked my Dad about your father but he said he did not remember him. Amazing how these guys were able to survive in that brutal situation!

Respectfully, your father was liberated from Stalag IX-B on April 2-3, 1945. He was RELEASED from his unit on 25 July 1945. I know as my father also was a POW at Bad Orb. He was 'released' from the Army in July. He was liberated on April 2-3, 1945. It would take several weeks to be moved from Bad Orb, Germany to Camp Lucky Strike in France and then on to America. If you've not located information, I can provide it to you. Just ask. Perhaps your father and my father knew each other? Although my father was part of the 179th IR, part of the 45th ID, and was captured during Nordwind in France on January 3, 1945.

@@katherinequann7190 Hi Katherine, thank you for watching and your reply. My dad also went to Camp Lucky Strike before coming back to the US. He visited Lucky Strike probably 7-10 years ago.

@@katherinequann7190 Thank you Katherine. My father never embellished his war service but always answered my questions. I was young and didnt fully understand the magnitude of the incarceration. Looking back, he minimized the the horror they endured to not cause trauma or injury to me. He knew that one day i would understand. He was the definition of love and longsuffering. I have several photographs of him in uniform and am trying to identify his lapel pins/unit devices. Amazingly, he transfered from Pearl Harbor 2 weeks prior to the Japaneese Attack, and have a photo of him standing at waters edge across from Battleship row..... more later thanks again

mendobrendo Really? Tell me his name and more about him. I will share the info with my Dad. Thanks, Dave Lockhart

What was his name? I'll ask my Dad if he remembers him. Cheers, Dave

@@LinksVideoDave My father - Harvey Frank Yates was held at Bad Orb Stalag IX-B. He was part of the 179th IR, 45 ID; captured on January 3, 1945, during Nordwind.

There may be a VHS copy at Illinois Bowling Proprieters in Lincolnwood. Call over there and ask for Bill.

Thanks!