Animals at the track

pizzaman · 7/14/09, 11:46 AM

The thing about the whole deal is that it ruined the whole night for me instead of thinking about the great race i just seen and replaying it in my mind all i could do was think about getting home and cleaning up the dog doo in my car. So the next hour and a half that's all i did. I had my sandles on if it would have got on my bare feet i would have been ready to fight. I walked the same way to and from the track around the side of my car to the back to empty my cooler the same way i went to fill it up before i went to the track other than that i was not off the concrete. So during the night when people go back to their cars and campsites when the sprint cars are not running. Someone took their pet out for a walk and thought it was ok to let their dog s__t right next to or around other peoples cars. That is some good people right there. It was a couple of big ole fresh piles it was all our shoes and the inside of my car.

FishBurger · 7/14/09, 12:49 PM

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Originally Posted by pizzaman

It was a couple of big ole fresh piles it was all our shoes and the inside of my car.

I'm sorry, I know I should be ashamed of myself......:34;.......I would likely be steamed if it happened to me..........but, when I read that I was

God will probably get me for that. "fresh piles"........."shoes"..........."car"...........

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Charles Nungester · 7/14/09, 1:33 PM

IM sure the dog was upset as well, You messed up his neat little pile.

Rpracing1 · 7/14/09, 1:53 PM

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Originally Posted by SpRiNtBeBe

My dad brings his dog Rufus to the races almost ever weekend. He is very well behaved and loves watching the races and I do mean he watches.

Exactly who does he root for..........

Andrew S. Quinn · 7/14/09, 1:56 PM

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Originally Posted by pizzaman

It was a couple of big ole fresh piles it was all our shoes and the inside of my car.

Couldnt be anyone on here. Everyone I know that frequents here has smaller dogs that dont leave "big ole piles" just smaller ole piles that get cleaned up,or in Marvs case they come out plastic wrapped.

Now you have piqued our interest here to all IOW readers. You say they were fresh piles. How fresh were they?? Was there steam coming off them??:2:

Jerry Shaw · 7/14/09, 2:03 PM

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Originally Posted by SpRiNtBeBe

My dad brings his dog Rufus to the races almost ever weekend. He is very well behaved and loves watching the races and I do mean he watches.

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Originally Posted by Rpracing1

Exactly who does he root for..........

Coon Dog would be my guess.

Jerry

7/14/09, 1:33 PM	#33 Re: Animals at the track
Charles Nungester Senior Member Race Count This Year: 6 Race Count Last Year: 14 Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 22,221	IM sure the dog was upset as well, You messed up his neat little pile. __________________ Charles Nungester

7/14/09, 11:46 AM	#31 Re: Animals at the track
pizzaman Member Join Date: Dec 2007 Posts: 6	The thing about the whole deal is that it ruined the whole night for me instead of thinking about the great race i just seen and replaying it in my mind all i could do was think about getting home and cleaning up the dog doo in my car. So the next hour and a half that's all i did. I had my sandles on if it would have got on my bare feet i would have been ready to fight. I walked the same way to and from the track around the side of my car to the back to empty my cooler the same way i went to fill it up before i went to the track other than that i was not off the concrete. So during the night when people go back to their cars and campsites when the sprint cars are not running. Someone took their pet out for a walk and thought it was ok to let their dog s__t right next to or around other peoples cars. That is some good people right there. It was a couple of big ole fresh piles it was all our shoes and the inside of my car.