TGJB wrote:

The amazing part is that they are not
> making public which claims are being voided. This is at the
> same level as that crap in California about the positives not
> being made public. Holy smokes.

Regardless of where NYRA got the idea, its another idea thats percolated from you that is right for the times.

NYRA needs to get their act in gear. Either they are gonna set the standards the industry is forced to acknowledge or they are gonna run with the pack. Its gut check time and the onus is on them. They have to disclose these voided claims if they are going to be credible on the cleanup.

I'm looking forward to the printing.

On a lighter note, I was just read Andy Beyer's column at the DRF site. I really enjoy Beyer when he stays away from picking horses. The story discusses a device known as "The Horse Wizard". I was laughing out loud reading the account. Apparently Stronach devised a machine that looks and behaves like a slot machine. So much so in fact that whomever operates it doesn't have to make a conscious decision, other than "How much should I bet". It even eliminates exotics to simplify the process. Additionally, it picks which race you will bet and can pick your horse for you if selecting a horse is too burdensome. I LOVE IT. My only question is how can Stronach get the machine to cash as often as rotating cherries?...lol

http://www.drf.com/drfNewsArticle.do?NID=62120&subs=0&arc=0

CtC



Post Edited (01-21-05 17:47)