Electrojet
- A famous old thoroughbred gelding who had won almost $500,000.
A chronic bowed tendon finally gave out after one of my clients
had claimed him. To keep him from the "killer" I bought him for $1.
He could hardly walk. When word got around Belmont Park that I was
trying to bring him back it was called "Mission Impossible".
I was forced to get him off the track grounds. I took on a friend,
one of the best trainers and leg men in the thoroughbred and standardbred
businesses (Joe Bonacorsa) as a partner and
we worked on him together. Besides a herbal healing program and
Joe's expertise, we used the QG on him
regularly. He did come back and won 2 races at Atlantic City
and Monmouth by open lengths and was claimed. More pictures
on the QG page.
(Trainers: Joe Bonacorsa and Gene Lotti, Jr., Jockey: Luis Rivera)
Madok,
Thoroughbred with hind end problems was on several of the products
and the QG. Won several races at Belmont Park.
(Trainer: Angel Cordero, Jockey: John Velazquez)
Lingerie Hanover
- I bought her for $3,500 as an early 3yo pacing filly who had had 18 starts
and done nothing. After using various combinations
of the mixtures and the QG, the Mare Repro
and Herbal Tie-Up Powder did the trick and she began winning.
She won $70,000 including a minor stake. She was claimed for $18,000
and slowly went downhill. I bought her back a year later, again for
$3,500, when she couldn't come close for a $4,000 claiming tag.
Since then she won 5 races for me and got a new lifetime record at age 7.
She was claimed from me again and has not been able to race anywhere near
the same level since then. We tried to buy her back but,
unfortunately, couldn't. She has $130,000 lifetime earnings.(Trainer: Dave Mattia, Driver here: Billy Parker, Jr.)
Law N Order
- 9yo pacer who had earned $200,000 lifetime but had developed severe
leg problems. My vet, who had been treating him unsuccessfully
for a year, dared me to buy him and see if I could bring him back. I
took the dare and bought him for $1,000. We used many of the products,
such as the TS-Patches,
on him as well as the QG and he won 5 races
for us - the last by 8 lengths. He was claimed and went downhill
quickly. I heard he was being mistreated and bought him back for
$1,000. He was brought back to the races again and sold, winning
many more races in Maine.(Trainer: Dave Mattia, Driver here: George Brennan, Owner: Me, on the left)
Kassa Girl
- 5yo pacing mare who had seen better days and had deteriorated into
an unsuccessful $4,000 claimer. I bought her for $2,500.
She appeared to have been on Epogen and showed the residual effects of it.
I put her on a detoxifying program of my mixtures, concentrating on
Maintenance, and applied the QG regularly.
She started winning and won 9 races that year at Yonkers Raceway,
her best in a $20,000 claimer.(Trainer: Dave Mattia, Driver here: Matt Romano)
Season's Comorant
- Thoroughbred filly was put on a herbal program, given Impact Bodywork
regularly, and raced on PR.
Under a jockey who had never won a race, she won wire to wire at Aqueduct
and paid $164 to win.(Trainer: Dieter K. Held, Jockey: Apprentice Jackie Sherman)
(That's me on the left)
Sunny Nany
- Older $5,000 claiming thoroughbred mare hadn't gotten a check in many
starts. Put on Herbal Immune and raced with Impact Bodywork and PR.
She won easily and paid $158 at Meadowlands.(Trainer: Michael Pearson, Jockey: Apprentice John Velazquez)
Where's Taylor, classy, though arthritic,
horse couldn't get back to the races. He was put on All Purpose and
a few of the other mixtures and won several stakes, including the
Mardi Gras Stakes at the Fair Grounds in 2002.(Trainers: Michael Stidham and Hilary Pridham)
Kissin Prince - (See the link on "Broken Bones").
The picture on the left shows him winning his first race back for us in 1:56.3 at Yonkers Raceway. On the right, winner's circle at Meadowlands, New Years 1994.
(Trainer: Dave Mattia, Drivers here: Rejean Daigneault and Ron Pierce)
(That's me on the right in the picture on the right)
Danzig's Dance a 5yo Thoroughbred
was purchased for $35,000
but could not be seriously trained because he couldn't sweat (anhydrosis).
He resumed serious training soon after starting on the Sweat Stimulant mixture
and won 5 races, three of them stakes, and $250,000.
I gave him Impact Bodywork twice a week during that time.
Whenever I finished, he would put his head on my chest in appreciation.
Unbridled's Song
- The top 2yo thoroughbred of his year with undiagnosed problems at age 3.
Using irisdiagnosis, I determined that he had ulcers and I treated him
with Stomach Powder. He recovered within a month on 1 bag.
The last time I saw him I offered to give him Impact Bodywork.
I was told he would try to kill me, but I tried anyway.
After a few shots on the neck, he relaxed and let me do him completely
without incident.
Lotsa Color
- An ordinary aged pacer had a friend of mine take over his training.
We put him on several of the herbal mixtures. In two weeks he raced
back at the Meadowlands and won, getting a new lifetime record, paying
$152 to win.
Link
- 3yo Thoroughbred colt was purchased for a large sum but bled
through 10cc Lasix even during workouts. He had been treated for
several months unsuccessfully. After only 13 days on Herbal Immune he
won a $50,000 stake by 5 lengths.
Trueytoo -
Young thoroughbred filly racing at Aqueduct was high-strung and very nervous
in the paddock before racing. She would
use too much energy and sweat in the paddock, leaving nothing
for her race. Herbal Calm-PR prevented that here. Weaving
between horses, she came from 6th and won going away in 1:10.4.
Incredible K -
Lenny's Wild Again
- Thoroughbred with EPM. He was treated only with EPM Powder and won
2 races. He was claimed by a noted claiming trainer, who never got him
to race again.
Midgets' Lad
- Champion Show pony foundered twice and avoided walking and any exercise.
Put on Foot Mixture in October 2001. By November he was running around
comfortably and being ridden.
Mad River Glenn
- 9 year-old Thoroughbred I treated when he raced. Although he had a
chronically bad knee, the QG helped keep
him racing sound.
He was later retired to new owners
and trained for Equitation, Jumping, Eventing, and Dressage.
He popped a splint and went lame. TS Patches were used and Glenn
became sound shortly. He was put back in training.
Nukleah Autumn, beautiful, well-bred
Standardbred filly was purchased by me for $1,500 off the Amish truck.
She had no apparent problems except for waxing on her teats, and we
wondered why she had been sold so cheaply. I put her
on the Mare Repro and she was trained and raced without incident for a
few weeks. Then I got a frantic call from her trainer asking me to send
more Repro as soon as possible. He had run out of the mixture and the
filly became a rogue. It turned out that that was the reason for her
having been sold. When she again got the mixture she returned to
normal.
Northville, thoroughbred mare with a
right front ankle in which X-rays showed no cartilage.
She was to be retired as unraceable.
The QG was applied twice a week.
She amazed the vets by continuing training and winning $70,000 more.
Follow up X-rays showed no change but the ankle was sound and safe.
The picture shows her winning at Aqueduct during the period the
QG was being used.
Stalwart Member,
a Thoroughbred gelding who was to be retired
after having earned $400,000, with a mysterious hind quarter lameness
which was not pinpointed and didn't respond to veterinary treatment.
After several weeks of QG applications
and Impact Bodywork he returned to the track, then to racing.
Since that time he earned about $400,000 more and raced in stakes,
without further need for the QG.
The QG made it unnecessary to find the
precise spot and was completely effective..
Sweetzie, thoroughbred mare with
ankle and hind end problems. I used the QG
on her regularly and when she raced, along with Impact Bodywork.
She won several stakes and always gave a good account of herself.
The photo shows Sweetzie winning The Long Island Handicap - Grade II at Aqueduct.
Toop, small thoroughbred mare with
an undiagnosed right hind end problem.
The QG was applied before racing.
The picture shows her at Aqueduct coming from last to win an Allowance
race.
Count On Dolly, my pride and joy,
a 5yo maiden thoroughbred mare who had never hit the board in lower
maiden claimers and was to be retired as economically uncompetitive.
I acquired her from her breeder/owner, put her on a herbal program with
Herbal Immune as the primary component, and had her prepared by a
Standardbred trainer. After a few months she broke her maiden
at Meadowlands winning a $14,000 purse in a 5 1/2 furlong
Maiden $5,000 race as shown in the picture.
On October 27, 2005, Count On Dolly won a $45,000, 1 1/16 mile
Allowance Race by 1 1/2 lengths, coming from 7th, going away,
on the main track at the Meadowlands. She paid $25.20 to win.
(Age: 8)
Ardick's Buddy Boy, 10 year old
$4,000 claiming pacer. He was bought by Dr. Sam Sbarra (who does very
effective chiropractic work on my own horses) to drive in the Spring Amateur
Driving Series. We put him on a simple herbal program to address his
problems. He won 4 races, including the Final, giving Dr. Sam the
Amateur Driver's title. His win in the Final at Meadowlands was a
new lifetime record. He continued to race successfully in pari-mutuel races.
Mystical Beauty, 5yo thoroughbred
mare, was claimed by us at Calder, put on an extensive herbal program,
treated with the QG, and meticulously cared for
and trained. She finished 3rd, 2nd, then won by 5 3/4 lengths.
She then was raised in class, won by 3 1/2 lengths, getting the highest
speed rating of her life, and was claimed out of the race.
Birdseed,
my latest project. Big, beautiful 7yo Thoroughbred mare I was given by a
client owner when she could no longer race. She was turned over to the
same trainer we had such success with Count On Dolly and put on a complete
herbal program. She was put back into training and taken to Finger Lakes
Racetrack. The QG and every appropriate mixture of mine was used.
She raced back after 2 years away from racing and finished 3rd in her first start.
Her next race was in a tough non-winners of 4 lifetime starts Allowance
where she finished 2nd. 
Best Magic, 4yo Pacer recently
changed trainers and I evaluated him as having a chronic throat
infection using Irisdiagnosis. He was put on Herbal Immune and
All-Purpose and won two weeks later at Meadowlands, paying $127 to win
and getting a new lifetime record of 1:51.4.
Backseat Rhythm, Thoroughbred filly
I evaluated as high-class before she began racing. I put her on a herbal
program using Maintenance, Repro, Immune, All-Purpose, and Stomach Powder
and hammered her once each week. I was told that she needed no vet work
at all. While I treated her she won among other races, the Lake Placid
Grade II Stake at Belmont and the Garden City Grade I Stake at Saratoga.
She was one of the top turf distance fillies in the country. She was sent
to one of the most prominent trainers but could do nothing. I offered
the trainer to continue working with her, but was not given the opportunity.
She was then sent to amother of the most prominent trainers, but again did
nothing. She was finally retired to be bred to Big Brown.