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NYRA has edge in bidding
it seems to be that their non-profit model gives a large edge to the horse industry in NY...http://news.bloodhorse.com/viewstory.asp?id=34948
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If you read between the lines...notice that slots aren't mentioned... just like other tracks, it seems to me that the one armed bandits attract more people than the racing. We'll see. |
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Bottom line Euro is that owners and trainers want good day in and day out purses and racing. Nothing more or less. NYRA has provided that for decades. YOu wanna compare that garbage that CD runs to NYRA? Are you kidding me? CD is a total disgrace. Card after card of the cheapest claiming mules alive. YOu wanna argue that? You wanna go head to head on the numbers? Lets go buddy boy, name the bet. I can show you the average CD purse structure as compared to NYRA's. WHile you are at it, NYRA clobbers any Magna track's purses and quality as well. You care to make a wager on that? Do you really believe the tales you tell? If you do, name the bet. |
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New York has always been far and away the racing capital of America. There are far, far more racing fans ... and much greater enthusiasm ... here than in any other market. New York purses should be triple the purses elsewhere ... but they're not. Any differential ... and by the way you're wrong if you look at the Del Mar purses ($68,000 MSWs) ... isn't due to the NYRA ... it's due to the size and scope of the market ... ... and would be much greater under better ownership and management. |
the logic of the NYRA argument is comprehensible. non-profit means shareholders do not factor and more money can therefor go to purses and breeding incentives. and the NYRA has done all this without the benefit of slots.
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... the Soviet Union would be the world's greatest economy. Sheeeesh !!! |
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Ask the horseman down in Gulfstream this past winter who couldnt even get Gulf to write allowance races how they like for profit racing. Better yet, make you attend the CD claiming festival this upcoming September. Bold, you are much more intelligent than the nonsense you just posted. yeah, Dle Mar's MSW's are high. But thats not fair. You have to factor in Hollywood's and Sa's as well. You also insult your own intelligence by only citing MSW's, Hell Bold, they write 6 cheap claimers a day!!! Barely an allowance race to be had. Spa's purses day in and day out blow del Mar's away. Wanna take a look at tomorrow's purses averages at both tracks? I know you don't wanna do that, because i haven't even looked yet but will go "all in" on a bet that Spas purses tomorrow dwarf Del Mar's on an average per race comparison. How about a blind "all in"? I will look now. |
8/21
Del Mar- 301,000 in purses, 8 races, average purse 37,625 Saratoga- 415,000 in purses, 9 races, average purse 46,111 The winner, and STILL undisputed heavyweight champion of the world, the NYRA!!! |
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... do you really think that Saratoga purses should only be about 20% higher than Del Mar purses? Given the size and depth and frenzy of the New York thoroughbred market ... versus laid back Southern California? |
8/23
Del mar- 376,000 in purses, 8 races, average purse 47,000 Saratoga- 489,000 in purses, 9 races, average purse 54,333 bucks The author also wishes to note that its not NYRA's fault that Del Mar can't put on 9 race shows daily and should be distributing even HIGHER purses. In any case, if you wanna go triple or nothing on Thursday's cards when they come out, just lemme know. Lets just say I'm not real worried about it.:) |
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oh, one other thing!!! NYRA made a very wise and good decison to deepen its surface before the meet to show the world that Polytrack isn't the answer to safe racing, a good surface is. To this point I can recall only one possible breakdown that was catastrophic and Im not even sure about that. The surface has been kind and forgiving, and very safe. Which basically shows that all you need to do is throw down a deeper safer surface over a good cushion and you can save 10 mill on polytrack. Gee, what a shock. |
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... but watch out a couple of years from now for an outbreak of bowed tendons. |
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The quality of Stock at Del Mar this year sucks compaired to years in the past, therefore the purses should be way higher in NY
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Then again you have to compare apples to apples, compare Keeneland and Saratoga. Then we can take Churchill's fall meet and compare it to Belmont Fall meet.
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Compairing NO sayin the FACTS thats diffrent:cool: |
good heaven's. the Belmont fall meet is a great meet. NYRA's model returns so much to horse racing year round, to all their meets.
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The NYRA has paid taxes on the land for 50 + years. They are a known entity, may have gone astray somewhat, but are now back on track.
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It doesn't matter how good the people are ...
... the entire concept of a non-profit organization is doomed to be much worse ... and has been ... than a profit-seeking operation answerable to shareholders and the market. Wealth isn't something which exists ... it must be created ... and it can only be created when there are motives to do so ... such as necessity, self-fulfillment, and greed. Without the profit motive ... you have Cuba and the Soviet Union. End of lecture. For now. |
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i'm sorry for the tragic loss, kenny.
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What planet do you live on where Stronach is worth 5x as much as Steinbrenner!!!?? LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !! |
Kenny,
I too am sad about your friend's loss. |
And kenny, that was the horse i was referring to in my original post. I did not know if he was definitely put down but I suspected as much. My sympathies to your friend on his loss, he was a very nice horse.
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