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BTW, look at photo on message above.
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I don't dislike Watch, I may disagree with some of the things he says, as he disagrees with me, but he's an absolute pleasure to do a show like that with.
I make a lot of funny faces. In fact, it makes me think of a funny story from when I used to do " Talking Horses " with Watch. One day he came to me before we went on and asked me if I was making faces the previous day and sort of laughing at him. I honestly had no idea what he was talking about, but he said that someone he knew had called him and said I was, but he was only asking because the other guy brought it up. Then I realized he was right, and you have to realize that show was live, and I had to sneeze during the show and was trying my damnest to stifle the sneeze, so I must have looked ridiculous, and that is definitely what the other guy saw. I'm just glad the camera didn't catch me inadvertently picking my nose. |
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Andy, seriously, you were a blast to watch. You expressions were so expressive, even if you like him, you could see in a NY minute when you disagreed. You're either really good in poker or really bad.
All the makings of an actor though I must say. Any chance you get Harvey on? I've seen you at Toga many a time and you two are like Bing and Hope. Quite a pair. Have a good one, Spyder
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that has to be preferable to this. i was worried my "shuffling papers" comment would be too much. good show btw. stop reading what the unwashed masses think. |
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"hi_im_me"? i'm naturally stiff. put me on tv and you got it. did you really say jimmy swaggert? is this a straight line? i feel like a barry bonds looking at a 87mph fastball down the middle letting this go by. |
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Andy has a great smile.
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Andy because you seem to be a guy who says what you really think rather than what people want to hear I am going to tell you the truth as I see it about PTW..... With the exception of the 2-3 minutes on hidden horses. Show 1 of PTW was very average..... The AS I have come to respect and learn this game from has stronger, well thought out messages that build concepts of fundamental handicapping for just about every play he makes. (eg the ticket structure and rationale of P3 or multirace wagering) You sounded so unAndy when co-host rudely challenged your P3 ticket scheme on your first show. The surly Serling from DT would have singed his nostrils with a smart salty soliquy that would gelded Watchmaker with a rusty rumination on the spot after Mike essentially said your P3 ticket had "risk" without reward if Great Hunter and AGS win their races. Andy your racing smart, funny and articulate when you just share your real thoughts on a subject. Dont cheat the public out of things like the thoughts you laid out here on DT relative to multirace wagering when we were all playing a SA carryover a few months back. The show was very vanilla and you are anything but in your usual opinion delivery. DrDave |
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No, that's cool, I appreciate everyone's comments. I don't totally disagree but it's a fine line and sometimes it's easier said than done. I think I did a reasonable job of getting my point across that you don't worry about the small payoffs as you are trying to hit the multi-race bets if your main opinion wins as if you play correctly you will get the big payoffs over time.
There is a difference between having the time to type thoughts as opposed to spontaneously reacting to situations. I also think my comments here are often taken as aggressive when they aren't meant to come across that way. Blunt is not necessarily aggressive. I will definitely take Docicu's comments to heart but ultimately I have to make the decisions that I feel make the show work best. But, once again, even if I end up disagreeing ( which I am not saying I do or don't here ) I am very happy to hear anyone and everyone's thoughts. |
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When the contractor is building for the customer that he's already signed a contract with he can put whatever they desire into the home, regardless of expense or tastes. When building for the market, for speculative sale, he knows he must be more moderate, temper the amenities, the paint colors, the cabinets, etc, everything so that it will have a wider appeal among realtors and prospective buyers, therefore selling quickly. The show would not build if he flamed his guests, it simply would not. I wouldn't think its meant to center on debate, but rather, inform--and that's what I felt I was getting yesterday, between he and Watchmaker. Keep in mind, he also spoke of not only playing multi-race wagers in this discourse, but backing his choices with WIN bets, as well. And in his defense, he doesn't need a prompter or papers, maybe an outline for a guide, that's it. When one speaks and represents the one corporation, and he is billed as "The Daily Racing Form's Andy Serling", it is a large responsibility. There is no other name anywhere that is synomynous with the sport of horseracing as THIS ONE. The recognition and the respect is greater than all others with any connection to the sport, including the Blood-Horse. This is a lot to keep in mind. The professional has to abound, and did; the key here being, assertive as opposed to being agressive. As assertive, the program will build and amass a good following of viewers. I don't think he has a thing to worry about. |
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how many hits did you get the first day?..grits well done but doc has a oppinion and it may represent a few people out there so its good to hear i would guess..we cant all blow sunshine up his ass..lol
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