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Evolution of a Small Town Gambler 3r5p3r

by Ed Meyer 2q161j

posted on February 3, 2017 in No Comments >>

Gambling had a mystique that took place in back rooms or places your Mom wouldn’t approve. Rooms filled with smoke, profanity the second language, and if a lady was there she was tending bar or waiting on tables. Men could be found from every walk of life, and was the only place where you’d see […]

ing Good Times 1s4i3j

by Ed Meyer

posted on April 12, 2016 in No Comments >>

Where did you get your start ? – You know, where did you cut your teeth as a horse player ? – For many there wasn’t a visit to the Spa, or where the surf meets the turf. It was the small tracks. The little ovals that had a charm or lack there of all […]

All I Ever Wanted to Be Was A Horseplayer 3i1v5k

by Ed Meyer

posted on May 28, 2015 in No Comments >>

      There was something magical about going with my Dad to the local bar/bookie. The room was filled with smoke, and men stood in a back room sipping draft beer, and reading the Daily Racing Form. I would occasionally see another local kid or two, and we would just hang around and wait. This […]

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by Ed Meyer

posted on June 30, 2014 in 4 Comments >>

It happens every year, and hopefully we get to see it. For some it is a curse that pulls back the curtain of time and reveals our every flaw. For others it is the greatest of gifts, and should never be thought of as a weight or a warning. I would like to sit with […]