Stabile resigns NYRA position

[jimmyb]

I had hoped NYRA would get someone competent to replace Anthony.

[CheckMark]

Originally Posted by jimmyb

I had hoped NYRA would get someone competent to replace Anthony.

I’m sure they have a name. Wouldn’t be surprised if they announced it very soon.

This reminds me of when Chad Rozema left for my local track Grand River to be the Raceway Manager and they needed to find a analyst. They worked with a lot of people and tried a few and ended up going with HOF Randy Waples.

Same situation here. Try out a few analysts to see which one fits the product and then they choose someone. I’ll bet my money it’s going to be Sara Elbadwi. Let’s wait and see.

[PaceAdvantage]

NYRA drama = best drama

[classhandicapper]

Originally Posted by jimmyb

I had hoped NYRA would get someone competent to replace Anthony.

The downside of competent public handicappers, TV racing analysts, and even new data in PPs is that they are potentially giving valuable information to a large audience that is your competition. That will potentially lower the odds on what otherwise might have been a good bet.

[PhantomOnTour]

Originally Posted by PaceAdvantage

NYRA drama = best drama

Couldn't have said it better myself

Folks love them some NYRA tea

[v j stauffer]

Originally Posted by jimmyb

I had hoped NYRA would get someone competent to replace Anthony.

I'd apply if my sole duties were to share handicapping opinions with AS.

We could keep track of the results.

I think the racing public would enjoy watching someone who is not going to be pushed around and intimidated.

[lamboguy]

Originally Posted by classhandicapper

The downside of competent public handicappers, TV racing analysts, and even new data in PPs is that they are potentially giving valuable information to a large audience that is your competition. That will potentially lower the odds on what otherwise might have been a good bet.

in my mother's words: "Those that tell don't know, and those that know don't tell"

[Robert Fischer]

Originally Posted by classhandicapper

The downside of competent public handicappers, TV racing analysts, and even new data in PPs is that they are potentially giving valuable information to a large audience that is your competition. That will potentially lower the odds on what otherwise might have been a good bet.

Ideally a competent public handicapper promotes the game in a healthy and entertaining manner, and is at least somewhat process-oriented, sharing their love and skill of the game with an audience.

Selections and 'calling' out opinions is a part of the game for sure, but some mythical jackass batting 1.00 (or even .400) isn't necessarily doing a competent job of public handicapping.

[castaway01]

Originally Posted by v j stauffer

I'd apply if my sole duties were to share handicapping opinions with AS.

We could keep track of the results.

I think the racing public would enjoy watching someone who is not going to be pushed around and intimidated.

100 years old and in the business forever, yet nothing better to do that troll with garbage. Looks like Oaklawn made the right call to ditch the bitch.

[jimmyb]

Maggie Wolfendale had four of her top selections win today. Always liked and respected her, and nobody is better at paddock analysis. i think she is a straight shooter, so much so that some trainers were quite pissed off at her. Seems to get along well with Andy which is a big plus.

[JustRalph]

Originally Posted by jimmyb

Maggie Wolfendale had four of her top selections win today. Always liked and respected her, and nobody is better at paddock analysis. i think she is a straight shooter, so much so that some trainers were quite pissed off at her. Seems to get along well with Andy which is a big plus.

Prices?

[jimmyb]

Originally Posted by JustRalph

Prices?

9 races, 4 wins


race 3: 4.40
race 5: 9.50
race 6: 4.50
race 7: 4.90

[v j stauffer]

Originally Posted by castaway01

100 years old and in the business forever, yet nothing better to do that troll with garbage. Looks like Oaklawn made the right call to ditch the bitch.

That seems somewhat excessive....

[$w1fT]

Originally Posted by v j stauffer

I'd apply if my sole duties were to share handicapping opinions with AS.

We could keep track of the results.

I think the racing public would enjoy watching someone who is not going to be pushed around and intimidated.

Can NYRA guarantee you’ll keep your pants on?

[$w1fT]

Originally Posted by castaway01

100 years old and in the business forever, yet nothing better to do that troll with garbage. Looks like Oaklawn made the right call to ditch the bitch.

Like Big A, the *tweet* seemed to be the last, but not the only straw, that got Vic shit canned.