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Commentary - September 2005

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09/30/05	From Jockey to...Carpenter?	Dan Johnson
09/29/05	New Racing Book Preview: Diary of a Dream	George Rowan
09/28/05	The Debate in Hong Kong over "Stiffing" Horses	Murray Bell
09/27/05	UK Comments on the Euros in the Breeders' Cup	Paul Daley
09/26/05	Racing's Latest "Heavy" Black Eye	Matt Hegarty
09/24/05	On the Other Side of the Betting Window	Jay Cronley
09/23/05	Are Racinos Hurting Tracks Without Slots?	Connie Lewis
09/22/05	Imagine Hitting a "Quad-Trifecta"	Dale Austin
09/21/05	Meet Dr. B - Horse Chiropractor	Kathy Aney
09/20/05	Sheik Mohammed's BIG Bet	Bill Finley
09/19/05	No Disgrace to Win Using a Rabbit	Mike Watchmaker
09/17/05	What Kind of Bettor Are You?	Excerpt from A Bettor Way
09/16/05	Love Only a Player Can Understand	Martin Hannan
09/15/05	Now YOU Can Be a Jock at Saratoga!	Margarita Raycheva
09/14/05	Going Out in Style	Bob Jordan and Joseph Sapia
09/13/05	The Inside Dope on Buying a Horse	Dr. Jeffrey T. Berk
09/12/05	Devastation of a Racing Landmark	Mark Simon on Fair Grounds
09/10/05	Katrina Shows What it Really Means to Lose	Jay Cronley
09/09/05	Snappy Answers to Stupid Questions	Ray Paulick
09/08/05	Is Racing Better Off Without Lasix?	Bill Finley
09/07/05	Never, Never, Never Give Up	John Erardi
09/06/05	Where the Serious Players Are Playing	Beverley Smith
09/05/05	Picking the Big Time-A Whole New Game	Jay Cronley
09/03/05	Polytrack: No More "Sloppy" Tracks?	Boston Herald
09/02/05	Tough on the Wallet, But Worth the Trip	Ben Sturtevant
09/01/05	The Boss Lost, and All is Well	Brian Ettkin