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Racing's Stupid Policy on Wearing Ads	Bill Finley
What Racing Really Needs	Claire Novak
Broad Cast	Dan Liebman
The Steroid Fallacy and the Dream Racing Calendar	Jeremy Plonk
Colonial Downs: A Racing Success Story	Bill Finley
When the Odds Change After the Race Has Started - Part 1	George Kaywood
When the Odds Change After the Race Has Started - Part 2	George Kaywood
No More than 2-3 Tracks Should be Simulcast on Any Day	Jeremy Plonk
How Can Racing Recover?	Rab Hagin
"Saving" the Sport with Slots?	Randy Moss
Obama Win Provides Great Lesson for Racing	Richard Eng
Slots + Lower Takeout = Racing's Revival	Bill Finley
To Promote Horseracing: Follow the Money	Charles Carroll
Once Again, the Customer Should Come First	Bill Finley
Is It Nostalgia or Is It the Future?	George Kaywood
When "Bigness" Stinks	Jeremy Plonk
Handicapping Gains Some Respect from Wall Street	Michael Kitchen
The Decline of the Sport	Morton Cathro
Ways to Make Racing Better	Richard Eng
Racing Doesn't Need a Superstar	Richard Eng
How Can We Revive the Sport of Kings?	Travis Stone
Rebates Good for Racing	Bill Finley
The Joy of Live Racing (and Wagering)	Alex Waldrop
Playing On-Track? You're in the Minority	Dan Liebman
Is It Time to Trash the Pari-Mutuel System?	T.D. Thornton
Give Casual Bettors a Break	Richard Eng
But What About Dog Food?	George Kaywood