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02-01-2007, 08:17 PM
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can you get TVG on cable? Do you have dish network?
Does you state allow you to get an online betting account? You can check at http://www.brisbet.com. You can bet and watch horseracing via streaming video. The quality isn't the best and near impossible without broadband. Nothing holds your interest in a race like investing in the outcome  I would also checking out Kasept's picks on the Selection page. He doesn't just post numbers. When time permits he gives a little explanation for the pick. He also has a radio show on Sirus radio
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02-01-2007, 08:25 PM
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If you're interested in California horse racing, a great site is www.calracing.com. You can watch live racing and replays from all California tracks there and they have lots of other great info. I keep Derbytrail.com, the Daily Racing Form, Equibase and all tracks web sites bookmarked in my computer. Bloodhorse is also a great source of info... welcome to the board!
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02-01-2007, 08:30 PM
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For news and info with great editorials too go to www.equidaily.com
Seth does a great job of compiling racing news from all over the world into one site. IMO, it's the best all 'round racing site. The major racing news sites are www.bloodhorse.com and www.thoroughbredtimes.com as well as www.drf.com for news and great handicapping info. If you can get either TVG or HRTV or a local OTB TV channel (in NYC and Albany NY, for example) start watching races. Sites like this one are a great place to ask questions about things you see. Welcome to the game!
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