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Great news for the NYRA. More importantly, great news for racing in general. It appears that most meets throughout the country are up with a few exceptions. The fact I like is the number of starters was up 5.3%. This is huge. The number of starters per race has also increased from track to track meet per meet. This is good news for the industry as well.
New York has the best racing in the world throughout the year. But I think Spitzer is gung ho on getting rid of them (NYRA). They know how to put a good product on the track but there is no denying the corruption inside the NYRA by some people. I am also confused as to why they are always losing money. Apparently, they have a bad business model. Imagine how GREAT New York racing COULD be in they had someone in there that not only knew how to put a great product on the track but also knew how not to lose money. Maybe the NYRA can figure that out. |
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Bababooey, Ill take the bet. Message me with the particulars
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Fa Fa fooooo hi is a fool. He knows nothing, it already been posted they are down and I highly doubt he would pay up.
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None of that changes the FACT that I have had to correct a number of you posts where the supposed " facts " that you were delivering were in " fact" lies. The State claimed, inaccurately, that MGM had not made a commitment ( actually it was the State Lottery head that made these inaccurate recent claims ). MGM sent a letter clarifying this. This supposed " approval " you mention has been sitting on Pataki's desk, so to speak, for a number of months and despite urging from anyone with the interests of racing in mind the soon to be unemployed Mr. pataki refuses to sign the deal. My guess? He's out of crayons. |
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WHO are they? We need to know, since apparently they exist in this absurd internet world, and nobody can actually find them in the flesh. |
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However, you said there is " no denying the corruption inside the NYRA by some people " which implies there continues to be corruption there. If you are going to make these slanders be prepared to back them up. If this isn't what you meant then you should be careful how you word such accusations. |
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There may always be a better group. However, who are they in this case? |
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I don't have the answer, or really anything close to it, but I would guess that at least some of NYRA's problems stem from mismanagement in the past. However, I have a lot of confidence in those in charge now, and less than none in at least one of the current supposed " bidders ". I know little to nothing about Excelsior, on the other hand, but as of now there is no information available on what, if any, plans these groups have for running racing in NY.
Truthfully, the main thing the current management at NYRA have going against them is the name NYRA, as they differ substantially, if not completely, from the leadership of the past. |
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