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Las Vegas Update 3i75x

by Ed Meyer 5b2r6d

posted on January 20, 2015 in 2 Comments >>

As the plane glided over the beautiful mountains, I noticed the energy level inside the plane grew by 200%. If you were tired or sleepy eyed, once the strip came into focus everyone started unbuckling their seats. I know this to be true as I was one of the first. People began whispering and some laughing […]

The Quiet Before the Storm / Friday Breeders’ Cup Pick-Four Ticket 1x68r

by Ed Meyer

posted on October 31, 2014 in No Comments >>

Since 1984, the world’s finest Thoroughbreds have competed in the Breeders’ Cup World Championships.  From comebacks to incredible photo finishes, each Breeders’ Cup race has produced a champion that has captured our imaginations. I Dad asking me to his house that Saturday, as there was going to be some big races running. Social media was giving […]

Calling an Audible 55351m

by Ed Meyer

posted on April 24, 2014 in No Comments >>

OMAHA –  OMAHA – Flip-Flop, Kentucky Derby, – READY, SET, and THEY’RE OFF !! If you read my “Fab Four” blog about my Derby hopefuls. You’ll see my magic prediction of marquee defectors has come true. This time it had my top runner (Constitution) taking a dive before the opening bell. Add in Cairo Prince, […]

Turfway Park / The Return of Racing v6d2s

by Ed Meyer

posted on December 1, 2013 in 1 Comment >>

Turfway Park has seen about everything. There have been good times and bad, but at the end of the day the old gal still stands proud since 1959.  Live Thoroughbred racing returns on Sunday, Dec. 1, with the opening of Turfway Park’s 38th consecutive holiday meet. The track will present nine races daily on Thursdays, Fridays, […]

Free Winning Ponies Selections / Saturday / 7-6-2013 5k1z37

by Ed Meyer

posted on July 5, 2013 in No Comments >>

In racing we count the days by what track is open, and which stake is getting ready to run. For those at home keeping track, we are at the halfway point in the 2013 season. If you want to make the big summer run and take it all the way to the Breeders’ Cup let’s […]

Planning for the Preakness 1j6h1

by Ed Meyer

posted on May 12, 2013 in No Comments >>

We are one week away, and the Preakness is weighing heavy on my mind. The Woodlawn Vase, the painting of the weather vane, and the playing of “Maryland, My Maryland.” The race is a springboard for another shot at the Triple Crown, or the detour sign that has players looking forward to summer racing.   The race […]

Weekend Recap 4x2p64

by Ed Meyer

posted on March 25, 2013 in No Comments >>

This past weekend left me scratching my head. I know that picking winners on paper is easy, but that is why they run the races. After two days of watching nice runners battle for big money, I have many questions that will only be answered in time. So don’t go anywhere, as the action is just […]

The Heart of Racing is Still Beating 2x255o

by Ed Meyer

posted on November 5, 2012 in 1 Comment >>

The numbers have been crunched, the winners crowned, and the dust has settled. But far be it from over. Racing still has plenty to offer for handicappers. Yep, the big weekend has come and gone but the heart of the game is still beating. Long before I saw my first Breeders’ Cup I can […]

A Priest, a Pizza Man, and an Old Lady Walk Into the Track 6c65e

by Ed Meyer

posted on September 26, 2012 in No Comments >>

Now this probably sounds a bit odd but this is the honest to goodness truth. I would be willing to wager my entire weekend bankroll for any takers. They could be found every Saturday in preferred parking, and our tip would be a large pepperoni and sausage pizza. Father McDoolin was about 75-years-old. A very […]

The Old Soft Shoe 5v2j4a

by Ed Meyer

posted on August 17, 2012 in No Comments >>

Tap dancing has been a term I have been using since Clinton was in office. Some have been offended, others have denied, and there are some who would never dare this feat. I like to listen to players and then I watch for things to bring to my game. A long time ago a gent […]