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Kasept 12-16-2010 03:56 PM

ATR 12/16: Steve Crist, Mike Welsch, Tony Black, more..
 
Big Thursday ATR featuring several crisp conversations!

Steve Crist on racing's relationship with government and the takeout debate..

Tony Black on riders responding to track surface changes..

Rick Eng on the HOL C/O and upcoming Santa Anita meet..

Mike Welsch on Saturday's G2 McKnight at Calder..

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freddymo 12-16-2010 05:14 PM

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Originally Posted by Kasept (Post 734392)
Big Thursday ATR featuring several crisp conversations!

Steve Crist on racing's relationship with government and the takeout debate..

Tony Black on riders responding to track surface changes..

Rick Eng on the HOL C/O and upcoming Santa Anita meet..

Mike Welsch on Saturday's G2 McKnight at Calder..

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I thought Crist spot was terriffic . To me he came across very down on racings future..What was your take?

Kasept 12-16-2010 07:42 PM

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Originally Posted by freddymo (Post 734409)
I thought Crist spot was terriffic . To me he came across very down on racings future..What was your take?

Agree that the Crist segment was highly engaging Fred. I wouldn't say Crist is down on racing's future as much as he appears resigned to the game's general intractability. That puts him of course in the same spot as Satish. I'm afraid that a number of the leaders in the various industry segments, or areas of expertise, have tired of trying to gain the momentum needed to overwhelm certain selfish forces that dominate too much of the sport's decision-making.

freddymo 12-16-2010 07:59 PM

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Originally Posted by Kasept (Post 734438)
Agree that the Crist segment was highly engaging Fred. I wouldn't say Crist is down on racing's future as much as he appears resigned to the game's general intractability. That puts him of course in the same spot as Satish. I'm afraid that a number of the leaders in the various industry segments, or areas of expertise, have tired of trying to gain the momentum needed to overwhelm certain selfish forces that dominate too much of the sport's decision-making.

I don't think Satish and Crist are on the same page. Crist is resigned to government quasi control even if he recognizes the stupidity of it. Satish is still a believer that radical chande should be the future. Two brilliant guys two completely opposite outlooks.

I am with Satish.. Nobody wants less.. We keep adding more insignificant tracks because they are subsidized by slots/gambling.. Ok I get its good short term but were is the future in big time racing in New Mexico, Indiana, Olk, etc.

The friggin 3rd race at Aqueduct hasnt filled past 7 in 5 years. most days its a field of 5 running for 48k? HUH? 5 years 5 days a week and they have never gotten 8 friggin horses? Hello?


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