handyman1968
04-28-2015, 07:42 PM
For those who don't know him, he was CEO of NYRA when he landed the Hong Kong job. Now that he has that HK job on his CV there won't be a shortage of offers coming his way.
I've always thought if there is anyone able to get US racing out of this funk, it's Bill Nader once his time is up in HK. He's been a big part in the rise of HK horses racing successfully abroad. He's the one who pushed for commingled pools. He's been responsible for the increase in horse flesh quality in HK. As the #2 man at the Hong Kong Jockey Club, he's pushed Hong Kong racing to heights that the US could only dream about.
The question now is which racing jurisdiction will be bold enough to hire him and give him the reins and freedom to make the necessary changes to racing here in the USA?
I've always thought if there is anyone able to get US racing out of this funk, it's Bill Nader once his time is up in HK. He's been a big part in the rise of HK horses racing successfully abroad. He's the one who pushed for commingled pools. He's been responsible for the increase in horse flesh quality in HK. As the #2 man at the Hong Kong Jockey Club, he's pushed Hong Kong racing to heights that the US could only dream about.
The question now is which racing jurisdiction will be bold enough to hire him and give him the reins and freedom to make the necessary changes to racing here in the USA?