GIve Keeneland's Select Sessions a B+

re: GIve Keeneland's Select Sessions a B+

Kerry Fitzpatrick — Sat, 18 Sep 2010 13:32:47 GMT

ThomasMc,

Your comment raises a point that I have been making since 1976, when the Meadowlands opened. If a track has night racing, it is crazy to have early AM training hours. Training hours should start much later. Who's to blame for early AM training hours at a night racing track???

re: GIve Keeneland's Select Sessions a B+

Steve Zorn — Sat, 18 Sep 2010 03:24:16 GMT

The Book 2 format, with horses in all 47 barns and consignors forced to split up their staffs three ways, was difficult for both sellers and buyers. Lots of nice horses, especially on the "hilltop" barns, were overlooked. For a buyer's perspective, see businessofracing.blogspot.com/.../keeneland-view-from-trenches.html

re: GIve Keeneland's Select Sessions a B+

ThomasMc — Fri, 17 Sep 2010 13:11:42 GMT

Sounds like a tough day for busy journalists.It,s nothing at all for many racetrackers.Try night racing until 10 or 11 and getting up at 5 to train the next day,everyday.The sale is a breeze.