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Kasept

12-29-2007 03:13 PM

NY: Bruno backs off; Hayward ambivilant

Joe Bruno backs off the simo negotiating rights (etc.) demand as well as that top NYRA management leave.. Sticks to guns on <30 year term... >20 appears reasonible to him.. Thinks deal can wrap before Tuesday.

Meanwhile though, Charlie Hayward is far less enthusiastic saying substancial issues remain.

The NYSRWB choses to yield situation to Oversight Committee for post Jan. 1 deadline activities...

Tom Precious' B-H piece:
http://news.bloodhorse.com/viewstory.asp?id=42914

blackthroatedwind

12-29-2007 03:23 PM

Being that the length was the only thing that seemed negotiable I'm hardly surprised. Though, I'm sure Joe could have worked out a much better deal on the simulcast rights than NYRA did. Exclusive for Magna, I assume, at 1% net on handle?

Coach Pants

12-29-2007 03:36 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Magnanimous

If NYRA just had $1 for every empty seat at Belmont they could solve this entire financial crisis.

Atleast at Churchill a few thousand show up. Maybe they could make the Belmont parking lot a car dealership. Oh, they already have something similar to that.

I wouldn't worry, this deal will eventually get done, and in 2 yrs the feds will be there investigating once again.

And you'll be here in two years regardless of what the outcome is?

Kasept

12-29-2007 03:50 PM

Matt Hegarty's take:
http://www.drf.com/news/article/91257.html

Coach Pants

12-29-2007 03:53 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Magnanimous

Maybe I will catch up with your posts. I am only a little more than 6,000 short of you. I can't imagine how many of them had anything to do with horse racing. What, 10-15 of the posts. Not 10-15%, just 10-15.

Unlike you, I am a great handicapper and contribute something. Just look at the brilliant picks (all 10-1 and up in ML)i gave out here today. A nice $272 profit for the $20AB better, which I was today.

Across the board. Awesome.

Coach Pants

12-29-2007 04:04 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Magnanimous

From the mouth of a guy who probably lost money today. If I had played $60 W on each I would have won just $258.

It is all about money and winning it. Nothing else.

Yeah but I'm playing $5 win bets. I learned the hard way with across the board bets. They are for people who aren't confident in their selections.

hoovesupsideyourhead

12-29-2007 04:15 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Magnanimous

While I think this soap opera is interesting, there is no way NYRA will not get NY racing. The politicians are just waiting for the suitcases of cash, and we know NYRA will provide them along with free parking and seats at Saratoga.

Corrupt politicians love NYRA. They go hand in hand.

Don't worry, in 8 years when Spitzer runs for President he will take down NYRA and tell the whole country how he took down organized crime, which is basically what NYRA is.

easy richard....

Cannon Shell

12-29-2007 05:44 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Magnanimous

While I think this soap opera is interesting, there is no way NYRA will not get NY racing. The politicians are just waiting for the suitcases of cash, and we know NYRA will provide them along with free parking and seats at Saratoga.

Corrupt politicians love NYRA. They go hand in hand.

Don't worry, in 8 years when Spitzer runs for President he will take down NYRA and tell the whole country how he took down organized crime, which is basically what NYRA is.

A political sharpie too?

fpsoxfan

12-29-2007 06:57 PM

Bruno plays with his nipples.

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