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04-18-2008, 11:05 PM
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04-18-2008, 11:12 PM
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To think that the major reason for any track's numbers being down for any other PRIMARY reason other than the economy is wrong. I mean..retailers are shutting doors left and right, gas prices, etc, etc...I would think that when discretionary dollars get tight, the first thing that goes is gambling.
Look at Vegas...they are laying off people by the hundreds at each casino. No doubt the racing industry is struggling anyways, but when cash is tight, it is magnified
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04-18-2008, 11:17 PM
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R1 - 6 R2 - 7 R3 - 8 R4 - 7 R5 - 4 R6 - 5 R7 - 7 R8 - 5 R9 - 14 In 5 seconds I know I am not wagering that card. Even at CT you get consistant 8-10 horse fields. There are too many tracks and too many races in the mid-atlantic.
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04-18-2008, 11:22 PM
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You guys realize that they had a 16% top last year right? And after talking to that mutual guy today, he said that their numbers are right in line with where they were 2 years ago.
Alot of people went to Keeneland last year to see the new surface, alot of people played it to learn it. All they did was bounce off a great performance....
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