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Bloodhorse.com
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Bob Kulina
Monmouth Park GM |
Talkin'
Horses
with
Bob Kulina
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Bob answers questions from racing fans and
talks about the thinking that led Monmouth to slash racing dates this year
and offer purses averaging a million dollars a day, a move regarded as a
"bold experiment" that met and in some cases exceeded expectations. Will
it impact racing at other U.S. Tracks?
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Senior Correspondent The Blood
Horse |
Talkin'
Horses
with
Steve Haskin
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With the 2010 Triple Crown now history, is
there anything in particular handicappers can learn from it? Steve talks
about the races and responds to questions submitted by players.
Listening Time: 53:20
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Gambler's Book
Store Podcast |
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 Steve
Davidowitz Talks Handicapping & More
On this episode, Howard Schwartz
interviews Steve Davidowitz, internationally known race and turf writer.
Originally published in 1978 as Betting Thoroughbreds, a Professional's
Guide for the Horseplayer, Steve’s best-selling book is now
substantially revised, expanded,
and updated as Betting
Thoroughbreds for the 21st Century -- and the information is still solid, still definitely
timely. In this broadcast he talks about the state of thoroughbred racing,
of the availability of material for the handicapper, and about playing the
races. About 1 hr.
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Gambler's Book
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The Word from Chicago: Big Sid Talks Racing
Originally recorded in December of 2007, this podcast features an
interview by Howard Schwartz with "Big Sid" from the Windy City. Sid's a
horseplayer who talks about what race tracks are doing right and wrong,
the demographics of the betting public, and about the writer who
influenced him most. Whether you have any ties to Chicago or not, you'll
enjoy listening to Sid's take on playing the game at one of North
America's most historic tracks. About 25 minutes.
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Gambler's Book
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How The Math Man Handicaps the Horses
On this episode, Howard Schwartz
interviews Walter Seip of Las Vegas, author of Dynamic Ability
(Mathematical Determination of a Thoroughbred's Capacity to Race).
Walter talks about the importance of weight, pace, paddock and post
inspection on this podcast, recorded in April of 2009. He also comments on
how the game has changed and suggests where horseplayers should go
play the ponies when in Las Vegas. Walter loves to handicap and he tells
why in this podcast—along with how you can improve your own handicapping.
About 1 1/4 hr.
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Exclusive
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Hall of Fame Trainer Jack Van Berg Talks Racing 2010 - Part One
Jack Van Berg escorts
Gate Dancer to a morning workout at AkSarBen - © Bob Dunn
In early January, legendary trainer Jack Van
Berg was the special guest of the popular "Pick More Winners" handicapping
seminar at
Horsemen's Park in Omaha, NE. With the permission of Horsemen's
Park, Handicapping.com recorded the session, which generated great
listening for racing fans and valuable insights for handicappers. In this
first of a multi-part series, Jack talks about the state of racing in
California, the nature of training and injuries affecting horses on
synthetic vs dirt tracks, the "ear muffs" worn by one of his champion
runners, Gate Dancer, and more. Listening Time: 21:40
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Ak-Sar-Ben Program
Belmont Day, June 6, 1987 |
Hall of Fame Trainer Jack Van Berg Talks Racing 2010 - Part Two |
In this
second part of a four-part series, Jack talks about the current state of
drugs in racing, the changes in prepping a horse on the day of a race over
the last 30 years, the
best horse he's ever seen, great horses overall, and much more. The legendary trainer was the special guest of the popular "Pick More Winners" handicapping
seminar at
Horsemen's Park in Omaha, NE in January. With the permission of Horsemen's
Park, Handicapping.com recorded the session, which contains great
listening for racing fans and valuable insights for handicappers.
Listening Time: 15:45
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Hall of Fame Trainer Jack Van Berg Talks Racing 2010-
Part Three |
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Photo Courtesy of
Mary
Forney's Blog, the buzz in California Thoroughbred racing |
In this
third part of a four-part series, Jack talks about a horse's training
regimen--works, shipping, etc., helping young trainers learn how to train
horses, the effect of temperature extremes on horses, racing in the
Midwestern U.S. and a lot more. The legendary trainer was the special guest of the popular "Pick More Winners" handicapping
seminar at
Horsemen's Park in Omaha, NE in January. With the permission of Horsemen's
Park, Handicapping.com recorded the session, which contains great
listening for racing fans and valuable insights for handicappers.
Listening Time: 18:15
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Photo Copyright MannaPro Products LLC |
Hall of Fame Trainer Jack Van Berg Talks Racing 2010 - Part Four |
In this
final show of the series, Jack talks about training a horse to stretch out
from sprints to routes, what made Bobby Frankel so special, match races,
the need for more promotions and champions in racing, and wraps it up with
a personal favorite angle for players-a spot play for handicappers to
tackle first-time starters! The legendary trainer was the special guest of the popular "Pick More Winners" handicapping
seminar at
Horsemen's Park in Omaha, NE in January. With the permission of Horsemen's
Park, Handicapping.com recorded the session, which contains great
listening for racing fans and valuable insights for handicappers.
Listening Time: 11:58
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