So... Welker has a horse

[Mogulseeker]

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I'm not clear how the whole horse racing thing works. (I have always been fascinated with the Kentucky Derby, though.)

So Welker owns a horse and pays a jockey to race it, right?

And it's evidently doing really well.

[gunns]

Oh wow I was wondering how he did. He's a winner today! That's great, let it extend into the Broncos season

[Quoydogs]

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I'm not clear how the whole horse racing thing works.

They run around a circle and the first one back to the starting point wins.

Just like with NASCAR but less horse power. .

Just think if they had a road course track.

[broncocalijohn]

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I'm not clear how the whole horse racing thing works. (I have always been fascinated with the Kentucky Derby, though.)

So Welker owns a horse and pays a jockey to race it, right?

And it's evidently doing really well.

He probably could have saved some money and got Holliday to be his jockey.

[Mogulseeker]

He probably could have saved some money and got Holliday to be his jockey.

[ZONA]

He probably could have saved some money and got Holliday to be his jockey.

winning

[driver]

They run around a circle and the first one back to the starting point wins.

Just like with NASCAR but less horse power. .

Just think if they had a road course track.

They do, sort of it's called the "Grand National".

[sgbfan]

He probably could have saved some money and got Holliday to be his jockey.

I was going to say that he can jockey himself when he retires, but this comment is much better.