I can't imagine why The Sheets wouldn't want to publicize it's connection to Mike Warren.


Jay Richards
Las Vegas Review Journal 6/19/1998

-- TOUT TROUBLES -- Michael Warren Lasky, better known as mega-tout Mike Warren, made the headlines recently when his colt, Hot Wells, was forced to withdraw from the Belmont Stakes because the owner has been denied licensing in New York since 1982 due to egregious tout activities.

But that's the least of his problems, according to the Los Angeles Times:
"Whatever Lasky, 53, wins on the track might not be his later. He was the founder of the Psychic Friends Network -- the one that featured Dionne Warwick on television -- and his bankrupt company has filed for protection from creditors in Maryland.

"In another case, a Baltimore judge has ruled in favor of a bank that charged Lasky with fraud after he obtained more than $6 million in loans and credit lines."

If Lasky's so-called psychic friends were any more accurate than his horse and sports predictions, wouldn't you suppose they could have forewarned him of his future failings?