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Thank you Saratoga!
This is long overdue. I want to bring this up before the leaves start to change colors. Love or hate NYRA they have done a great job with this meet. I can't remember the last meet that has had such full fields that have been as tasty as they've been. Parity you say? How about Cornelio and Kent fighting it out for the Jockey's race? How about a shout out for Bill Mott? Good for him. We wait all year for this. Is there a better place to bet horses? I've been seven times this year. Whether you are a $2 bettor or heavier this track has the beauty and mistique that can't be matched. We have a little more than a week to go before the summer winds begin to feel a little cooler and everyone begins to think about the Breeder's cup. But, for all it's worth. Thank You Saratoga!!
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Little premature to be thanking Saratoga. Let us enjoy it before wishing it away. This is the biggest weekend of the meet and the last weekend and week are great too. Other than the gate crew though, Saratoga has once again proved to be the best meet in the country.
As Byk just mentioned on his radioshow though, only 2 supers on Travers day is a disgrace to the betting public. Instead they want to promote this ridiculous bet called the Grand Slam. It is a sucker bet and everyone knows it. There is absolutely zero way to determine payout which means any serious gambler would avoid it at all costs. |
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The amount of money they took from me today, Saratoga should thank me.
Ah well, that's why they make tomorrow. |
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It will be a even greater end to a Spa meet with a certain gal we ALL love in the winners circle after the 1st race on Sunday!
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I echo your sentiments all around. What an amazing meet so far! |
lets just hope the rain will hold off the next couple of days. Wuth all of those turf races on Travers Day, at least gimme a yielding turf. It has been a good meet thus far.
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Hate to rain on this Sinatra parade, but Monmouth Park has been doing that since the Pope of Greenwich Village came out.....Saratoga should get its own damn song.
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Try being with him the whole day. That was a great ride home. :eek: |
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I would rather spend the money @ the track... but not go crazy with his type of bets. He must be a millionaire! :rolleyes: Going to the track both Saturday & especially Sunday :) ! |
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Hoping, hoping for decent weather tomorrow! As I'm on a folding chair! |
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http://www.weather.com/outlook/event...topnav_wedding |
I really have to say, while you can't catch a price on the Zayat horses because the are running so well...they have been a refreshing addition to the Saratoga season. They are spotted well, yet take chances, are with different trainers and some of them are even coming back for more before the meet is over relatively quick in today's standards (and they are good looking):
http://www.drf.com/news/article/88048.html |
No, wasn't the giveaway chair. They looked about right for my 8 year old granddaughter!
And the weather was...oh, my, impressive. So impressive, we left after the Travers, unable to take any more impressiveness, especially with the obvious thunder and lightening. And me down a buck, too. Probably saved me from being down a few bucks. Should be gorgeous this upcoming weekend, no matter which day I actually make it. And, oh, yeah, Toby Kieth walked by me and I had NO idea who he was until I overheard some nearby people hyperventilating on their cell phones. |
Thanks for nothin' :D
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