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partsnut · 12-10-2011, 11:46 AM

Hi Bill,

I always liked the free contests and I've done fairly well with them.
They are very competitive.
The data suppliers, the individual tracks, software people and contest promotion venues are having a party with them.

I'm probably one of the 5 you mentioned that will participate in todays BRIS contest.
Actually, I'm in 4 individual contests today which includes the NTRA TVG,
Equibase, and PaceAdvantage Riders Cup contests.
Tomorrow, I will participate in the NTRA free contest as well.

I believe it gives the average guy a chance to compete and make a few bucks at no real expense other then the data sheets.
You know what they say, "If you throw enough Sh_t against the wall, some might stick".

In my opinion, horse racing is a dying industry and a poor economy is contributing to the demise of the pastime. Contests are promoting interest and keeping a dying industry alive.

Free contests are the Stimulus of the horse racing enthusiast and keeps the sub-industries as mentioned above thriving.

12-10-2011, 11:46 AM	#5
partsnut BetMix User Join Date: Oct 2005 Posts: 2,433	Hi Bill, I always liked the free contests and I've done fairly well with them. They are very competitive. The data suppliers, the individual tracks, software people and contest promotion venues are having a party with them. I'm probably one of the 5 you mentioned that will participate in todays BRIS contest. Actually, I'm in 4 individual contests today which includes the NTRA TVG, Equibase, and PaceAdvantage Riders Cup contests. Tomorrow, I will participate in the NTRA free contest as well. I believe it gives the average guy a chance to compete and make a few bucks at no real expense other then the data sheets. You know what they say, "If you throw enough Sh_t against the wall, some might stick". In my opinion, horse racing is a dying industry and a poor economy is contributing to the demise of the pastime. Contests are promoting interest and keeping a dying industry alive. Free contests are the Stimulus of the horse racing enthusiast and keeps the sub-industries as mentioned above thriving.