DRF HORSE WATCHES?

[so.cal.fan]

Has anyone recieved email from DRF, telling you a horse on your HORSE WATCH, when you have none?
I do not have any horses on my watch list at this time.
I recieved an email last week, which I deleted right away, checked my watch list, there was no horse on it.
I wrote DRF and explained what had happened, got NO REPLY.
I just recieved another one!
Could this be one of those WORM/VIRUS things?
There were no attachments with my email, and I did not click any hyperlinks.
What should I do?
Thanks in advance.

:confused:

[baravot]

SCF,

Maybe it's time to use Bris' Stable Alert. I've never had any problems or weirdness with it.

[so.cal.fan]

Thanks, Baravot.
I really don't use it. I only used it once about 9 months ago, when a friend wanted to know about a horse running at some minor track.
My son uses Equibase Watch for the filly he owns. He loves it.
I'm sure Bris is just as good.
I was just worried, because someone on one of the boards I read, said they got a strange email from DRF.
You would think they would have replied to my letter about it?
I am a customer of theirs, and have been for sometime.
I subscribe to National Charts Weekly and have bought products from DRF for years.
Not too cool. Now I know why most of you guys use Bris.

[Tom]

Read this...from drf.com

http://www.drf.com/news/article/41372.html

[so.cal.fan]

Thanks, Tom.
I must have missed that in the DRF.
Gee, I think I'll go buy a new Mac......with all the damn terrorist attacks and sniper attacks.......now virus/worm attacks on my PC...<sigh>

I think I'll turn off my computer.....turn off my TV.......AND HAVE A DRINK and read the Form for tomorrow!

:D :D :D

[Rick]

socal,

Since you have 666 posts now, I'd be very careful. Could be the devil at work here.

[so.cal.fan]

My God, Rick.....you're right!
YIKES!!!!!
:eek: :eek: :eek:
Now I have 667......hope I'm safe.
Now, you answered a 666 post..............caution ain't the word!
LOL:D