Cindy's Testimony

When Cindy suffered the sudden loss of her son Cody to suicide, she seemed broken beyond repair. “I didn't think I would survive the grieving process. I was crying every night, barely getting through the days until I started coming to CDR. The love of God from these people and the peaceful environment helped me begin to heal. Brooke is a former race horse who seemed to pick me, as horses often do. There's something about a horse that when you pour into them, they give back to you in a way that no words can describe. Today I'm fulfilling a life-long dream of training a horse and helping with the ranch. I'm also participating in a support group at my church for people who survive the loss of a loved one to suicide. God used the people of CDR and a horse to bring me from tragedy to triumph.”

Cindy

Posted on Sat, November 13, 2010 by Bryan Montgomery

2 comments (Add your own)

1. Sarah wrote:: Cindy, you are truly an amazing woman.
You have got to be one of the strongest people I've ever met. When there was no light you found the fire in you to keep moving forward, when there was no hope you found joy, when there was much to grieve you found much to be thankful for. You are God's child, his little girl, and he is always watching over you whether you realize it or not. You are the face of God and he is going to use you in miraculous ways. Your life has been changed, but now its time for you to change others. :)
Lots of Love,
Sarah
Tue, November 30, 2010 @ 11:51 AM
2. Ghalwa wrote:: I have sliced and diced the Power nraitgs through large databases in every way imaginable and never seen any great value. Such as by ranks, gaps, mlo, post odds, track, distance, class, etc. and nothing with any decent amount of plays came back profitable. Since they are formulated from many racing factors the public is in very tune with these factors. So that horse that won with such a gap and at that price was a rarity overall. I wish it were that simple.On that note I'm not saying Power nraitgs are useless but they must be incorporated with other handicapping factors to may have some value to them.A player on PA Board posted this awhile back.:Of the last approx 2k Prime Power 5+ advantage horses I have, wins were 759/2059 37%W .85 ROI. There were only 20 horses with this parameter going off at 8/1 or better. None won.
Sat, March 31, 2012 @ 7:38 PM

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