South Florida -- casual get together

[SilentRun]

Hi David,

Check your PM............Ernie

[alydar_ David]

Ernie and I hooked up today at Gulfstream. We had a nice, trackside, restaurant table for six (for just the two of us) on the finish line.



Some of my friends were at the adjoining table and we all enjoyed a nice atmosphere. It’s much more civilized during the week, as opposed to being crammed in like a sardine during the weekend.

It was nice to meet you, Ernie, and exchange ideas about this and that.

Despite enduring a card which was somewhat unplayable we managed to have an enjoyable afternoon. The weather was great and the ambience was delightful.

Hope the ride home wasn’t too bad, Ernie. And maybe next time we’ll bet the horse we both figured would win (and did :>) LOL

[SilentRun]

Originally Posted by alydar_David

Ernie and I hooked up today at Gulfstream. We had a nice, trackside, restaurant table for six (for just the two of us) on the finish line.

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Some of my friends were at the adjoining table and we all enjoyed a nice atmosphere. It’s much more civilized during the week, as opposed to being crammed in like a sardine during the weekend.

It was nice to meet you, Ernie, and exchange ideas about this and that.

Despite enduring a card which was somewhat unplayable we managed to have an enjoyable afternoon. The weather was great and the ambience was delightful.

Hope the ride home wasn’t too bad, Ernie. And maybe next time we’ll bet the horse we both figured would win (and did :>) LOL

Thanks for the message..very nice to meet you also and I had a pleasant
afternoon. I was impressed with your approach, very solid...but also this reinforced RDSS as there were a significant number of corresponding picks between the two methodologies.

Oh yes, the weather has been great the last 3 weeks with blowing and drifting sunshine and temperatures around 80-82
(but with the wind chill factor it feels like 79).

Maybe we can touch base again in April before live racing ends but then there is always Calder.

Best Regards,

Ernie