Intriguing list ... I think that I read somewhere that Oaklawn is still expecting something upward of 100,000 people over Apple Blossom / AR Derby weekend. That sound pretty hot to me. At least opposed to the Wood that managed to fire up an attendance of 8,000.
Sue: Thanks. Didn't dis Oaklawn, just the race with 5 F&M (minus one RA)that was supposed to be the Race for the Ages. So agree Oaklawn hot, but Apple Blossom still not. LOL.
TKS: Every rose has its thorn. 6 hrs at racetrack = good call III.
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Thanks for withholding at the end.
Longtime trainer with career year: John Sadler - but not Todd Pletcher.
I'm glad WO's takeout is getting the attention it deserves:) I would add Jess Jackson to the What's Not column.
Intriguing list ... I think that I read somewhere that Oaklawn is still expecting something upward of 100,000 people over Apple Blossom / AR Derby weekend. That sound pretty hot to me. At least opposed to the Wood that managed to fire up an attendance of 8,000.
Amusing that Bret Michaels made the list. I would have have wagered that you would use Al Michaels or even Walt Michaels before the rocker.
But I subtly sensed "less is more" on that list. Most notably was the NCAA games compared to the NBA games.
Less time on the court = more popularity. Or something to that effect.
And we are forced to spend 6 hours at racetrack every racing day?
Now that can't be too good can it?
E: No problem. And good call.
Can: You know it. And good call II.
Sue: Thanks. Didn't dis Oaklawn, just the race with 5 F&M (minus one RA)that was supposed to be the Race for the Ages. So agree Oaklawn hot, but Apple Blossom still not. LOL.
TKS: Every rose has its thorn. 6 hrs at racetrack = good call III.
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