That is awesome. Good to see it getting some press.

over 300 have signed/replied to the petition at this point.

send letters to the racing writers also wood do good to get this out. also.

Great job

Thanks, Steve, for the plugs on the 8/16 show.

We will see what happens at this meeting, if anything, and then move forward with boycott day. My guess is that we can really do some damage.

Bloodhorse follow-up report on meeting.
 

An article has been posted on Bloodhorse discussing the meeting ...

http://news.bloodhorse.com/viewstory.asp?id=40315

After the presentations, National Thoroughbred Racing Association president and CEO Alex Waldrop said the organization has no plan to form a task force to study ADW, although the matter has been discussed. He said the NTRA believes “progress is being made behind the scenes.”

:rolleyes:

Looks like it is going to take a boycott. Hopefully enough take part to actually get the message across.

I like the idea of a "procott" rather than a boycott. In other words, pick a small pool distributed with equal access, and bet into it showing our strength.

You get more flies with honey than vinegar!

http://www.paceadvantage.com/forum/s...ad.php?t=38883

Ceejay, do me a favor and post over there something to the effect of "Fail to plan, plan to fail" meaning we can't do this procott next week, we need to advertise this for a couple weeks to get all involved.

Personally, I am on middle ground regarding a procott to a boycott. I do like the idea of betting ALBQ for a day, but what will that really show. A COMPLETE BOYCOTT of online wagering for a day will hurt them and 'hurt' is unfortunetly the only way to get people's attention now days