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Breeders’ Cup by the Numbers 574d3b

by Ed Meyer 2q161j

posted on October 25, 2013 in No Comments >>

The big weekend is just days away. We looked forward to this day about an hour after last year concluded, and it has the feel of an event that will not disappoint. I am a planner by nature and can be a bit of a worry-wart. Here is what you can expect as far as […]

ing the Torch 104q5f

by Ed Meyer

posted on October 9, 2013 in 4 Comments >>

Do you going to the races? Papaw or Uncle Don would pick up a DRF the day before, and they would be studying at the kitchen table most of the night. You would check the weather, get up early, and off you would go! It was the whole process of talking about our plans, getting ready, and […]

The Return of Racing 3d6l5p

by Ed Meyer

posted on October 2, 2013 in 1 Comment >>

The return of horse racing. Not that it has gone anywhere, or has been hiding behind a slot machine. But for 17-days in October you would swear that heaven has fallen to Lexington, Kentucky. The Fall Meet at Keeneland Race Course is one of the rare treasures that fans from all walks can enjoy together. From […]

Confessions of a Thoroughbred Owner 375o37

by Ed Meyer

posted on September 17, 2013 in No Comments >>

There is nothing like it in the world. When you see your shining racing silks arrive in the paddock with your rider, it is like being the owner of a sports franchise. You select the look, design, and rider who will carry your flag on this day. You may or may not have had a voice in […]

Change for the Bettor 2n198

by Ed Meyer

posted on September 11, 2013 in No Comments >>

Racing has changed in leaps and bounds over the years. In the last 25-years, there has been more innovation than the last two hundred. But that is all in the history books… I was looking over my bar of racing memorabilia, and many sweet memories came flooding back. I know we’re not suppose to live […]

Who’s Next?? 1n53o

by Ed Meyer

posted on August 7, 2013 in No Comments >>

The New York circuit has been the place to be discovered. Oh I know some may disagree, but if look closer you will find it may hold water. I am partial to the NYRA circuit, but as horse player I must keep an open mind. If you have a little time today, examine the jockey […]

Run, , or Drop Back and Punt? 542h2b

by Ed Meyer

posted on July 26, 2013 in No Comments >>

I have two wagering loves in my life. Thoroughbred racing and football. It doesn’t matter what the level of competition, as I love to watch them. I have examined wagering on both, and I have come up with a possible game plan. Once again, it could be college ball or the Breeders’ Cup. They both […]

Get To Know Your Most Valuable Asset 1q6f2e

by Ed Meyer

posted on July 16, 2013 in No Comments >>

I was ed two weeks ago by a manager from a local race track. He is versed in his field and knows how to make a buck. This guy wears more hats than many, and is involved in all areas of the game. So why is he calling?…  I know I could bring a up a point or […]

by Ed Meyer

posted on July 11, 2013 in No Comments >>

When my local cable company began offering the racing package, I knew there was going to be an indention on my couch cushion. We were offered TVG in the beginning, and it stayed on for quite sometime. Then came along HRTV. I have to say it took awhile, but eventually it took over and became […]

ing One of the Good Guys 1r4sn

by Ed Meyer

posted on July 10, 2013 in No Comments >>

I was sitting in the TV studio enjoying a cheap cigar. I did the pre-race handicapping, and today we were venturing into a new area. There was going to be a retired rider who would do the post-race interview. She was beautiful, and had the confidence to go along. That was until they started counting her […]