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The best virtual horse racing site on the internet digitaldowns.us has a new all time leader in wins for a trainer! As WHAT A DANDY crossed the wire in race 27 at Belmont, it was a milestone win for Rory of Ryan Express notching career win 4,071! The game’s leader in career earnings (Nearly 60K!) a few seasons ago, Rory returned this season with a renewed passion and commitment to his craft leading to his sparkling 30% win percentage!
In a journey that would start nearly a decade ago in the fall of 2005 with a horse named Lil RMR a brilliant trainer was looking for his first win on digitaldowns.us. Lil RMR would finally score in his 11th career start over the CAL weeds defeating a group of 2K claimers for the first win of many in the legendary career of Ryan Express.
An astute and intelligent conditioner, Rory pioneered the way virtual horses are managed and trained with the publishing of the Newbie Guides I, II, and III on the Help for New Members forum. These articles have withstood the test of time and remain a valuable resource and guide for new and veteran players alike. He often unlocked his charges vast abilities with his uncanny training and breeding operations, going on to capture 3 trainer titles in seasons 9, 10, and a Silky Sullivan like close in Season 11 according to veteran trainer Norm of Trunoble Lodge. “I remember the 11th Season well, when I was joint owner of Getting Lucky Lodge. With 2 days to go for the Title, we were 21 wins clear of Ryan Express and looked certain of winning GLL's second title but.... we won one race in those 2 days and Rory won 23 or 24 races to take the title.” With a lifetime win percentage at 24% Rory’s placement of horses and mastery of the jockey instructions have gone unparalleled for years.
Interestingly, Rory’s mastery of horses end in the virtual arena of digitaldowns.us as veteran trainers that have had the good fortune to meet him in person at DD get-togethers say he’s a terrible handicapper, going so far to say they would get his selection for the next race and scratch the horse he liked a la Richard Dreyfuss in the movie “Let it Ride”
However, all of the veteran trainers I’ve chatted with have attributed some level of their success to Rory’s tutelage and generous nature. “He’s a warm, funny, down to earth, and as brilliant off track as he is on it.” said Kelly of Fog City Racing. Brian from Cold Dog Soup Stables “When I first started at D/D in 2007, Rory was such a great source of information. My performance here may not add to his legacy, but it was not due to his lack of advice and tutelage becoming more of a do as I want not as he says. Rory is an icon at D/D plain and simple. Few, maybe one or two other players in the history of the game can even come close to his knowledge of the game, performance on the track and results in the breeding barn.”
Congratulations to Rory on his achievement and place in digitaldowns.us history!
In a journey that would start nearly a decade ago in the fall of 2005 with a horse named Lil RMR a brilliant trainer was looking for his first win on digitaldowns.us. Lil RMR would finally score in his 11th career start over the CAL weeds defeating a group of 2K claimers for the first win of many in the legendary career of Ryan Express.
An astute and intelligent conditioner, Rory pioneered the way virtual horses are managed and trained with the publishing of the Newbie Guides I, II, and III on the Help for New Members forum. These articles have withstood the test of time and remain a valuable resource and guide for new and veteran players alike. He often unlocked his charges vast abilities with his uncanny training and breeding operations, going on to capture 3 trainer titles in seasons 9, 10, and a Silky Sullivan like close in Season 11 according to veteran trainer Norm of Trunoble Lodge. “I remember the 11th Season well, when I was joint owner of Getting Lucky Lodge. With 2 days to go for the Title, we were 21 wins clear of Ryan Express and looked certain of winning GLL's second title but.... we won one race in those 2 days and Rory won 23 or 24 races to take the title.” With a lifetime win percentage at 24% Rory’s placement of horses and mastery of the jockey instructions have gone unparalleled for years.
Interestingly, Rory’s mastery of horses end in the virtual arena of digitaldowns.us as veteran trainers that have had the good fortune to meet him in person at DD get-togethers say he’s a terrible handicapper, going so far to say they would get his selection for the next race and scratch the horse he liked a la Richard Dreyfuss in the movie “Let it Ride”
However, all of the veteran trainers I’ve chatted with have attributed some level of their success to Rory’s tutelage and generous nature. “He’s a warm, funny, down to earth, and as brilliant off track as he is on it.” said Kelly of Fog City Racing. Brian from Cold Dog Soup Stables “When I first started at D/D in 2007, Rory was such a great source of information. My performance here may not add to his legacy, but it was not due to his lack of advice and tutelage becoming more of a do as I want not as he says. Rory is an icon at D/D plain and simple. Few, maybe one or two other players in the history of the game can even come close to his knowledge of the game, performance on the track and results in the breeding barn.” Congratulations to Rory on his achievement and place in digitaldowns.us history!
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