The greatest, toughest, and most exciting betting game in the world faces huge hurdles. It will never be like it was, we can only hope it survives on a limited scale at the specialty venues.
@GeorgeBradvica@DougieSal By two champions no less. One being Damascus maybe one of the most underrated horses. I believe secretariat was a great horse but got beat by some ordinary horses.
T O Elvis was dazzling, and anyone who watched his last race can’t be surprised he just did that.
But hopefully this race serves as a needed inflection point around the lack of regulation of CAW wagering, because that was as egregious as you’ll see.
@DRFHersh Value has always been tough to find. But nowadays it’s next to impossible. What used to be a fun and challenging puzzle to solve has turned into drudgery.
@Shanbisharv
Keeneland is a special place. I don’t pretend to know how it should be run. But, I would urge you to look at the CAW issue and show the leadership we’ve come to expect from Keeneland.
@Nfljunky1013 @RotoPat Goff reminds me of Manning. Goff has some outstanding stats when it comes to the passing game. Lions offense doesn’t get much from Goff throwing on the move, or scrambling.
If you care about the state of U.S. racing, it would be helpful to read @raypaulick latest piece (linked below) about the role algorithmic betting is having on ordinary bettors.
Here are a few overall CAW thoughts in a thread…cc: @RepoleStable
https://t.co/Mj0fIWIIv7