Penn National 11-20 let's play...
 

1) 2-7 win 125 ex box lost

I'm lost without Thunderdan.

3) 11-12 win 1-6/ 169,11,12 ex ex win 41.40

i hope he's doing better than me, i'm horrible last 4 cards i handicapped.

4) 1-3 win bets 25/12356 ex ex win 15.00

6) 9-10 win ex 39/3679,10 win 9.20 ex win 89.80

7) 4-11 win bets 78/4789,11 ex lost

8) 3-4 win bets 48/348,11,12 ex #11 scr lost

Have I ever told you that you are my hero :cool:

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You play Penn often? Got back into state from Ohio in August, just started playing again. Went up to the track lst time last week...damn! total makeover...huge casino, hardly seems like a track! Stopped by the OTW tonight to bet race six....much better, hardly anyone there...and not snowing here!

no i don't play it often, i'm off tonight so have to play when i can, i do play mountaineer quite a bit, because of timing

Except for a few grade 1's, Penn will be the only track I play for awhile, trying to get back into things. Think I'll stick to YouBet and the OTW though...no use going up as it's too frantic for me to concentrate.

unless things get better only racinos will be left, the purse at mountaineer are high for theclass of horses there.

Same with Penn and Charles Town....before Penn National bought Charles Town and slots were voted in, they were running for $2000 purses, now you seldom see a race under $10,000. Same story at Penn...the lowest purse there now is about $96-9800...big improvement for trainers and owners. Horse quality has improved slightly but still shippers improve 10-20 lengths as a rule.

i hate Ct because of all the 4 1/2 f races and small trk. I prefer at least a mile trk

I was hoping they'd redesign the oval but looks like it will remain as is! CT races are tough to handicap so I generally stay clear. Then again, I never had a lot of luck at River Downs either.

It's funny that horses running for $5,000 tags are catching overall purses around or north of $9,200 at MTR. I'm not blaming anyone, the horseman must love it...but on their way home every night they should kneel down and pray to the dime slot machines :rolleyes:

i agree, non-casino base trks, will have a hard time keeping up purses over the
near and long term, some may say this is pessimistic, however, after this bleak- economic period is over this generation will carry on like the generation
did after the depression, people will change their spending habits, even gamblers.