TGaaS

[prist]

Speaking of ground work ...

Richie, you can be the King of Not a Thing in Moscow.

Let\'s see if that wakes anybody up. :-)

[richiebee]

I guess I can stay awake for one more post.

I have abdicated the throne. I am neither the King of Nothing nor the King of Anything.

See you in the mutuel pools. With some of my recent wagers, you should be happy to
have my company there. I am the contrarian who thinks these are the Golden Days of
Racing, but I guess it is more fun and fashionable to \"Quit\" playing the game, or
at least make pronouncements to that effect.

If this was an attempt to get me to comment on the current scenario in
Russia/Ukraine I can not go there because I try to keep things light but this is
obviously a dangerous situation.

[prist]

richiebee Wrote:
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> If this was an attempt to get me to comment on the
> current scenario in
> Russia/Ukraine I can not go there because I try to
> keep things light but this is
> obviously a dangerous situation.

I\'m from the \"region,\" Richie.

Unless I\'m having a flashback, \"King of Not a Thing\" was the TG boys in Illinois. Roger Vice and his entourage.

[prist]

kencbs Wrote:
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> I started on TG when they first came to LA in
> March the year Winning Colors won the Derby
> (1988?).  One day\'s races were $27, I believe.
> Back then I had to find Julian to buy paper
> versions in person.  Back then a race card in
> SoCal was around 100 horses a day, almost twice as
> many horses a day as now.  So any increases in the
> inflation rate should be offset by decreases in #
> of sheets per day.  So no price increase is
> recommended.  You\'re welcome.
>
> Ken

How many races on a typical card dictates the use of \"premium data?\"