Mirahmadi back at GG, Hermann out
 

Quick change huh


http://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-raci...ate?source=rss

Wonder if they read PA.

That didn't take long.

From what I understand she chose to leave to take a job at Santa Anita, but don't let that stop you guys.

I didn't know that. That's good. Hate to see any negatives for anyone.

She's a solid paddock analyst. Given a choice, I think she made the right choice.

Bay area news made a big deal of it when she got the annoucning job. I doubt Mirahmadi's hire will even get a mention.

She put herself out there and tried to break a very difficult glass ceiling. I thought she got better and better with her race calls.

It's a very difficult job. And she is pure class. I got to know her, actually, because she saw that I had critiqued a few of her calls. She invited me up to GGF to hear her work and has remained in touch since.

She's also a very good handicapper who posts her selections and analysis in public.

Racing's lucky to have her, in any capacity.

Mirahmadi will be replacing Angela Hermann at Golden Gate Fields, who recently accepted her dream job as a paddock analyst at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia, California. Hermann will make her debut in Southern California on September 30, when The Great Race Place opens for its annual autumn meet.

last paragraph from another source

Ok...getting an announcing job at Golden Gate was just a J-O-B, while waiting for the dream job which finally came her way.....Got it.

I actually thought she made a lot of improvement overall.
She obviously put in a lot of work in a difficult job. Kudos to her for not only trying, but getting better as she went along. :ThmbUp:

Hope she does well at SA.
I am going to lift my long time ban on SA this year and play it and Tampa.
Winter rules - no tracks without palm trees, and none with "gulf" in their name.

I am sure she will do great, She did very well as race analyst at CBY in the past :ThmbUp:

Z

I enjoyed her on air prerace handicapping a lot better than the announcing gig. Good for both her and frank :ThmbUp:

They obviously didn't read the link which is kind of typical around here. We don't need facts to get in the way before commenting!

I actually didn't see the link. I'm human. I find that a redeeming quality. :cool:

I think this is spot on. I heard her quite a bit - okay, every day - while I was home for several weeks recovering from a surgery. I didn't think much of her calls. Fast forward to a couple of weeks ago and I happened to be watching races. She sounded much better. Competent even.