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All ambitions are lawful except those which climb upward on the miseries or credulities of mankind. ~ Joseph Conrad A long habit of not thinking a thing wrong, gives it a superficial appearance of being right. ~ Thomas Paine Don't let anyone tell you that your dreams can't come true. They are only afraid that theirs won't and yours will. ~ Robert Evans |
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tracknet/midatlantic any news?
still no news on any movement in the dispute? im getting nervous that we will get shut out of oaklawn as well
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Any new news? I'm saving all kinds of money but I hope this gets resolved before the real Derby preps start.
Taking the time to polish up my software while this is going on, but itching to play. Joe |
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at least at the turf club in philly i was able to bet Camarero Race Track, lol what a joke , left there at 5 o'clock after Aqu and Philly finished, the wife thought i was sick i dont usually get home that early
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Ditto. My wife has had similar concern for my health recently as my wagering levels have diminished...
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Philly Park disappointment
OK -- so far Philly Park Phonebet bettors weren't able to bet the Churchill fall meeting, Fairgrounds, Santa Anita and now Gulfstream. By law, we can't legally open a different wagering account if we live near Pha Park. Pha Park's dumped their on-air commentators. They obviously don't care about their Phone Bet patrons now that they have the lucrative slots parlor. No one responds to letters of complaint.
This situation sucks. In the not too distant past, Pha Park had the premier phone bet account - great on-air personalites and efficient operators to take bets. They made a fortune from this system. Now their patrons can't wager on the nation's best cards. We can't bet/follow the triple crown trail. Will this ever be rectified? |
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Really good conversation on At The Races today about this topic with a caller from New Jersey. You can probably hear it by pulling up the archives...it was in the 3rd hour.
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Day 83?
OK, I know we've been talking about this MidAtlantic/TrackNet dispute forever, unfortunately, but being in the Mid-Atlantic region there's not much else for me to focus on.
I was trying to determine exactly when the dispute started, and saw that the agreement that secured the Fairgrounds signal expired on 10/31/2009. So am I right that this dispute has been continuing for 83 days? Eighty three days of getting reduced handle...what amazing business acumen our guys at MidAtlantic have! They should go work for AIG. |
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A rough counting with a calendar shows we are now 98 days from the Derby. So we expect the hard-headed attitude to evaporate in another 90 or so days when they've been entrenched for the first 83?
Then the figures will come out on handle and expenses and, surprise surprise, they will have a huge loss for the year. They will blame the unpopularity of racing and whatever deal they ultimately do make with TrackNet. |
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Good point, and of course that did have a legitimate effect, on everything. But wow, did they add to our woes with this impasse.
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