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Juvenile Turf / Juvenile – First Glimpse 516r2j

by Ed Meyer 2q161j

posted on October 22, 2015 in No Comments >>

    There is nothing like a close-up look at the runners in the Breeders’ Cup. We’ll keep you chomping at the bit all the way until the big weekend. Be sure to tune into the Winning Ponies Internet Radio Show, as host John Englehardt always reaches into his bag of guests and comes out […]

Breeders’ Cup Filly Turf / Juvenile Fillies – First Glimpse 2ls6s

by Ed Meyer

posted on October 20, 2015 in No Comments >>

It’s time to start the countdown, and I’ve begun my study of past races to get a picture in my noggin. Nothing like a little trip handicapping to see if your runner fits. If you start with a visual, you’ll have a much easier time understanding where the E-Z Win Forms are heading. They give […]

The Three Dumbest Moves in Gambling 6274o

by Ed Meyer

posted on October 20, 2015 in No Comments >>

We’ve all had that strike of rare genius when we make a blunder at the track.  I have to say I’ve lost count years ago, but from time-to-time another gem pops back up and makes me question what in the hell am I doing ?? – From the file of “what were they thinking,” here are […]

The Magic Words of Winning 62a1n

by Ed Meyer

posted on October 17, 2015 in No Comments >>

I was watching the Keeneland signal bouncing back-and-forth between Belmont Park. I was doing pretty good, and overall there were no complaints. – An old friend stopped by to chat. He has worked in racing for longer than most have been alive. He sat right down and we start talking about the old days. Good days, […]

Where Did Common Sense Go ? 611h65

by Ed Meyer

posted on September 30, 2015 in 3 Comments >>

People love to bet, and there is no denying that. – Why not, it’s your discretionary dollar and isn’t it up to you on how to spend it ? – After work yesterday a few of the guys got together for a few beers and some wings. The place was smack dab in the middle […]

Planning for the Future by ing the Past 6qu2c

by Ed Meyer

posted on September 16, 2015 in No Comments >>

As a kid I players taking a shot at the big pool carry-overs. They would have names like the “Big-Q, or the Twin-Tri.” – The pools would grow and when they were hit it was always at your local track as there was no simulcasting. Those were the days. Now I wonder why did […]

A Week in the World of Racing 5e2t6x

by Ed Meyer

posted on August 22, 2015 in No Comments >>

It doesn’t seem that long of a time when you’ll hear and see things that make you go hmmm. – In any sport there are stories that are front page, and others that are just quick blurbs along the way. But this month has me introspectively looking at life. We are blessed with life, but it is in […]

The Eyes of Chicago Are Upon You 39163k

by Ed Meyer

posted on August 17, 2015 in No Comments >>

  I love Arlington Park. You have to get there at least an hour and half to walk around and examine the manicured grounds, and see the beautiful artwork and statues. Keep this one on your bucket list before CDI (Churchill) has this one-of a-kind venue holding $4,000 conditioned races. But I digress. – I’ve […]

The Man With the Plan 1e115f

by Ed Meyer

posted on August 14, 2015 in No Comments >>

    What do you do with a bad ass bar, a race book, and a new race course ? – You try to build a fan base that comes for the races and stays for the fun. – The world of a racino is a creature unto themselves. They are part race track, and […]

In Memory of One of the Good Guys 602g4e

by Ed Meyer

posted on August 12, 2015 in 1 Comment >>

    I was on my way to work and received a call. Normally it’s a text shot from my friend Jeff, but today he wanted to talk. ” Ed, I have some sad news.” – The world of racing is a world within the world. As the many hardworking men and women who toil seven […]