Lisa Guerrero

[lamboguy]

win percentage 35.3% for 34 starts. not bad for someone new. it seems like all the horses that she trains comes from someone in her family with the same name.

this is a nice country for those people involved with those horses. i am sure the racing fans on America love this.

[Rise Over Run]

She is married to Juan Carlos Guerrero, who was banned from Parx due to allegations of groping a waitress in 2011. Guadalupe Guerrero is her brother in law.

[Stillriledup]

I saw her name and record while scanning the Parx Monday PPs and was blown away that someone new to the game can come in cold and just make the game look really easy.

She's making training look easy, maybe i should try it, doesnt seem like you need much experience in order to come in and start winning.

[wiffleball whizz]

Wow what a coincidence....I once dated a woman named Lisa guerrero....only for about 2 years though

http://lisaguerrero.com/

In stone disbelief some of the vultures didn't swoop in on this one already...that's the pg-13 version....there's "better" pix out there for all the hound dogs out there

I didn't realize this woman became a horse trainer

[Citation1947]

Horsemanship is a thing of the past in most stables. The term 'rubbing legs' is hugely over-used as grooms truly no longer 'rub' legs. You can walk a horse one time around the barn and today's grooms will have all four legs on a horse "rubbed down" and wrapped. The hocks, stifles, shoulders, etc.....no longer touched. These grooms today spend more time worrying about cleaning their stalls, then the actual grooming/rubbing of legs of their horses.

Vet work and drugging of horses is what most of these high percentage trainers rely on today. Start watching them closely and their win efforts fall sharply off as is currently the case with last years leading trainer at Monmouth.

The new Guerrero/Ness on the block to watch is Moya.

[PaceAdvantage]

See, I told you guys the other day that lambo had a mean sarcastic streak in him...

[proximity]

Originally Posted by wiffleball whizz

Wow what a coincidence....I once dated a woman named Lisa guerrero....only for about 2 years though

thought you didn't like latinas?

[wiffleball whizz]

Originally Posted by proximity

thought you didn't like latinas?

Like a 3/5 you gotta take what they give sometimes hahahaha

But in reality I never touched one before but they great people though

[Brogan]

It used to be unusual for a groom to have as many as 4 horses assigned to him, these days its unusual for a groom to have as few as 4 horses in his care.

They haven't added hours to the day, so its the overall care of the horse that gets shortchanged.

[Citation1947]

I can remember back to the late seventies.....it all depended on the track, a groom would care anywhere from 3 to 6 horses, sometimes more. These days, its 4 to 6 horses. This really hasn't really changed much.

[Valuist]

Originally Posted by wiffleball whizz

I didn't realize this woman became a horse trainer

And at Parx, no less. She seems more like a Del Mar type.

What was that show she was on? Best Damned Sports Show?

[cj]

Training must just be super easy. I mean, this past decade so many have come from nowhere to be instant 30%+ trainers, how hard can it be. I may be leading trainer at Remington Park next year.

[proximity]

Originally Posted by Valuist

And at Parx, no less. She seems more like a Del Mar type.

What was that show she was on? Best Damned Sports Show?

I think she was on mnf too?? maybe i'm wrong.

anyhow as great as she is, prime lisa might qualify as an average parkette.

the parkettes always amaze me!!

[Stillriledup]

Originally Posted by cj

Training must just be super easy. I mean, this past decade so many have come from nowhere to be instant 30%+ trainers, how hard can it be. I may be leading trainer at Remington Park next year.

Great minds think alike (see post 3 of this thread!)

I may write a book on Training called:

Training race horses, not as hard as you think!