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The Horse Racing Radio Network Podcast
"derosa" Discussed on The Horse Racing Radio Network Podcast
"Hey there. Thanks. I wasn't going to call, but then when I started hearing about beating the records, I'm like, sure. We're one away from, we are one away from equaling the record right now, Jeff. So thanks for the call. All right, so my question is actually about the turf race before the Derby. I was reviewing post positions looking at replays. And it seems like one of my strongest opinions of the day is going to be the Chad Brown at how I believe the type of second time U.S. host was saving credit and got a tough trip in the race and Louisiana. And I'm just wondering if you can either talk me off that or tell me that I'm on the run. What do you think about that? I think it's one of the most competitive races on the car. So it's tough for me to talk anyone off a strong opinion. I would just encourage you from a wagering standpoint, that's a race where if you're able to narrow, you're going to be ahead of the crowd because I think people are going to be going deeper in there, wanting to get through it to get to the Derby. So just from a efficient wagering standpoint, I would say trust your instincts and be narrow if you can. All that said, I do like a couple prices in there, busy channel. I mentioned earlier, I think just has the ability to really surprise at 20 or 30 to one in here. So I'm going for it in the old forester and admittedly probably will spread with him. So if you finish second or third, hopefully I can catch something. But I do think busy channel is an upset chance. And I think that just speaks to how competitive that race is. But if you're willing to lean in there, even with the short price, that's a good spot to do it. All right, appreciate the phone call, Jeff, 888-966-4776. That's 8 8 8 9 6 6 hr, you have O two or three minutes left to call in and talk with Ed derosa from horse racing nation, Ed one away from tying the record two away from breaking the record here on you be the host and it's been a very busy program as you might expect on Derby day. As we wait for another call here, I'm going to ask you about how you approach a day like this from a bankroll perspective because one of the problems I always have is making sure I have enough money left when I get to the Derby to bet the Derby because the races started ten 30. There's so many races. How on earth do you do it? Yeah, now you have to have a plan. And it's tough in racing because you don't want to over plan because if you're getting a price, you can't believe you need to be able to adapt and bet that horse and you also need to have the discipline. We put hours into these races, days and months when it comes to the Derby, but our impulses will we have it handicapped. We're going to bet the horses we like. If you thought you were going to get two to one and you're getting four to 5, you just have to be willing to pass. So to me, it's a two pronged approach of have a plan, but allow that plan to, you know, you're aware of what prices you're willing to take and stick to your guns. All right, the record is officially bent equal now because Jim is in Delaware, Jim, go ahead, you're hosting the show. You're on with Ed derosa. Yeah, and how you doing? Hey, Jim. That was a core and a Thursday night show a lot of times. I haven't been in touch recently. I didn't know that you landed where you landed right here. And thrilled that Mike asked me to help you the host this week. Oh, that's good. I like that works channel that you should because there is a channel where you say I use this channel, yeah. Yeah, I use him in the three spot, the here to the Derby. One of the ones I use in this. That would blow it up. Yeah. That's why it's wrong in there. Right. I hope we get them home. I know you like 5s as opposed to horizontal. I mean, as opposed to like super wagers and whatnot, which way you lean in today, the heaviest, are you going to go yeah, for me, the all stakes pick 5, it ends in the Derby. It starts with the Derby city distaff and I like Belle's the one a lot. Trust in Neil that he has her train down to the hair. And I don't think she'll be favored. So I think she'll be a good way to start that pick 5, and I do think Jackie's warrior is going to be awfully tough to beat in his race. So I'm willing to single him. But I'm not worried about signaling an odd time favorite because I like busy channel. I like tis the bomb. Like a few other long shots in each of those races. So my thought is get through Jackie's warrior and hopefully catch a bomb double in the old forest or Derby. All right, sounds good to me. Thanks Jim. Thanks Jim, appreciate the phone call. We have to get to a break, but really appreciate everyone calling in to talk with Ed de rosa on this Derby morning. Ed really appreciate you taking the time to be here for our listeners. I know you enjoy it. And I really enjoy you too, my Friends. And we enjoy what you do and let's hopefully I'll enjoy some money later today. Good luck, my friend. Thanks, Mike..
The Horse Racing Radio Network Podcast
"derosa" Discussed on The Horse Racing Radio Network Podcast
"We have had multiple callers sitting on hold for the past 6 or 7 minutes. I thank them for doing that. They are jonesing to talk with Ed derosa, the duke of degenerative. Here this morning, Chris in New Jersey is first up, Chris, thanks for waiting. You are on hosting the show with Ed derosa. Thank you very much. Easy Ed rosa. Happy therapy. My man, how you doing? Happy Derby. Good to hear from you. We're 16 minutes away from the start of a great day of racing. I got two quick questions for you. Juan, I'm a pick 5 player. I'm always looking for singles. What is your lock single of the day on the undercard? And two, based on your views, who has been trading the best leading up into the Derby this last week. I will hang up and listen to what you have to say and knock them dead today. Good luck, my man. All right, Chris, thanks. Lock single is Jackie's warrior in his race, the Churchill downs bridges cup sprint winter, aloha west in there. I think Jackie's warrior turned the tables here. So I'm leaning on him pretty heavily in that all states pick 5. As far as training going into the Derby, I would say overall, this has been a year of a lot of head turning, not a lot of negative comments coming out of clockers, mouths, and fingers and social media. It seems like everyone's coming in the race the right way to use that cliche of the horses who are not expected to take money. I would say cyber knife is the one that probably outwork designed, so to speak. And he definitely has a little bit of buzz and after secret oath, won the oaks. I'd say cyber knife might even venture into wise guy territory today. All right, if you want to talk Derby with Ed derosa from horse racing nation, the number to do it is 888-966-4776. Charles in Mississippi is on the line. He's been waiting patiently as well. Charles, thanks for waiting. You're on with Ed derosa. Hey, what's up Charles? Good to hear your boys again, Andy. Likewise, my friend. I got ready for this. Well, you know, I love that secret of yesterday. And I love what you said about cyber night. And the question I have is in the term classic. If you'll give me your best opinion in the turn classic, I appreciate it. Maybe we'll be together with stuff until about one day. I'd love that. Oh, yeah. Got to make that happen. I was very envious that you had a beer with 5. It was great. Yeah, I'm sure. Yeah, I saw Bobby here this week with him helping Mike out. I hope hopefully can make it to Prairie Meadows. For the old forest or turf classic, I'm actually swinging in that race too. I have a long shot in the Derby I like and I like busy channel in the old forest or I just, I'm not sure there's any world beaters in here, especially with some of the key contenders coming in off layoffs. I like busy channel a lot last year actually picked them to win the mister D at a big price. So I'm gonna try to run it back here at a big number and maybe if he doesn't win at least get him in the verticals, I think the old forester is one of the better way during opportunities on the car. All right, Charles appreciate the phone call. I like the name too. Beer with Bobby. What do you think of that, duke? Beer with Bobby, that is a good name. And especially when I think Charles had to pay up from a bet, so that's even better. Oh, that is better. And Bobby doesn't drink a lot so that to actually have a beer with Bobby Newman is something special. A rare audience. So good for Charles to get that experience. And good for Bobby, you know, meeting Charles was always a call in show bucket list item. And hopefully down the road I'll be able to cross paths. Yeah, Charles is fantastic. We appreciate the phone call Charles. Here's an email question. And by the way, if you are shy about coming on the radio at 888-966-4776, you can go ahead and email your question to us. Larry wants to know about summer is tomorrow. He's not sure what to make of that horse coming over here. What do you think of summer is tomorrow? It's a pass for me. Just really concerned about how these horses break out of the gate anyway. I know there's a lot of chatter that he might be one of the ones on the Vanguard early pace, but even if he were to make the lead, I just don't know how far he wants to go. He's one of my strongest tosses in the race. All right, Mark is in Illinois, Mark, thanks for calling in. You're hosting the show. You're on with Ed derosa. Hey, good morning, gentlemen. Thanks for having me. Two things just off what he just said. I do agree that some are tomorrow. He was my absolute first call for the 20s. So I concur with that, but the reason why I'm calling is I was one to talk about the pet day my old real quick. I'm heavy on papa cap and major general. I was just wanting your thoughts on that for the pet day mile if you would please. Yeah, our first caller would ask about my biggest single and I went with Jackie's warrior. Another Jack Jack Christopher is in the pat day mile and I'm not as bullish on him. I do think he brings what we saw as a two year old. I don't see how he loses, but that's a big if even for someone who's accomplished his Chad Brown. So I can't blame anyone for taking a shot in there. I would say most of my tickets are probably just going to lean on Jack Christopher. Since I have like some prices elsewhere, but it sort of more of a wide rather single than B 6 deep in this particular race. But major.
Mark Levin
Chris Cuomo Bullied Andrew Cuomo's Top Aide Melissa DeRosa on Handling Allegations
"So Chris Cuomo goes in and starts advising his brother and had a handle the sexual assault allegations The scandal against him And in the beach you era CNN stands by him Think about this now In the me too era CNN stands by him In chill the transcripts come out of his conversations with the governor's top adviser Melissa derosa Now Melissa derosa was bullied also by Chris Cuomo who was saying things to her like you need to trust me You don't know what you're doing here I know what I'm doing We are making mistakes we can't afford So he's bullying the governor's top aide Telling her what to do You need to bring in me and liszt Smith and Jeffrey poll You need to do all these things Listen to what I'm telling you to do Do this do that Well he's on CNN pretending like none of this is happening Then he goes on and he lies to everybody and says oh listen I was just helping him as a brother to brother Just give it a moral support No big deal I want to talk about it ever again And they didn't And so CNN just didn't talk about it The governor of New York resigns and the 9 p.m. host on CNN Does not bring it up Does not mention it does not talk about it It's only when Chris Cuomo hands off his show to Don lemon show which I believe 8 less people watch so that would be a total of 42 people watching both programs Average of course 42 people watching And then gives the show the reins over to Don lemon and then Don lemon talked about it but only after he and Chris did their little handoff together I love you buddy Love you Love you more love you Love you Big guy love you big guy Love you like a brother and then Don lemon would go on then Chris Cuomo would sign off and Don lemon would savage Andrew
Scuba Shack Radio
The Chester A. Poling
"Today. I'm going to do something a little different for this installment of your next dive normally tried to take you to a dive destination where we talk about the trip from a number of different perspectives. The travel the lodging the dive operator. Oh yeah the diving. Now we've been around the world. But today i'm going to focus on one particular dive that is almost in our backyard. It is one of the most iconic dives here in new england and that is the wreck of the chester. Polling off gloucester mass. The chester polling was a coastal tanker. That sank in a brutal storm on january tenth. Nineteen seventy seven. The tanker had just left everett massachusetts and was bound for newington new hampshire. That information is pretty consistent in the research but there is other conflicting information about where she had been. And what cargo she delivered for example some documentation said she had previously delivered kerosene to new jersey while others indicated that the heating oil was delivered to everett mass. I would suspect that delivery to everett mass to be more likely always interesting when you Doing research to get this type of inconsistency now the chester polling was bill in nineteen thirty four at mariners harbor new york by united dry docks incorporated it was originally in the plattsburgh sacconi somewhere along the line at also known as the mobile albany before getting renamed as the chester polling at the time of its sinking it was owned by the motor vessel polling brothers and that was number one inc. I wasn't able to find who was actually named after but obviously some member of the family. So that's a little bit of history about the ship now on january tenth. Nineteen seventy seven capital captain. Bert charles burgess was in command. The forecast for that day was for thirty five mile an hour winds along with fifteen to twenty foot seas. the chester polling chester. A polling left. Everett are left everett at six thirty. A m well as we all know. Forecast can be wrong. The winds built up to fifty miles per hour and to seize goddess highs. Thirty feet facing the mounting sees captain. Burge's tried to get more stability by adding more ballast but at ten thirty a m a thirty foot waves smashed into the tanker and broke it in half the captain called for abandoning the ship. Six of the seven members of the crew were saved. I believe it was the cook jail. Derosa from providence rhode island who perished the sir. The stern section of the chester polling came to rest off easter point gloucester originally in about seventy five feet of water with the bow section sinking about four miles off of eastern point in about one hundred ninety feet of water subsequent winter. Storms move the stern section to its present location about eight hundred yards off of eastern point about ninety five feet of water. I think the bottom might be a little bit deeper than that. However the stern section of the chester polling is what some folks call hollywood wreck sitting upright and is probably the most popular wreck dive off. Cape ann as that areas known. Now i- i dove the chester polling way back in july two thousand and five. It was my fortieth dive and a double dip on. The polling was part of my advanced open water class. These dyes would constitute my deep and wreck advanced. Open water dives. At that time. I was still diving in a seven. Millimeter wetsuit with the appropriate gloves and hood. I use the standard aluminum. Eighty tank with nighthawks. Thirty two. I can still remember the anxiety that had doing. The first real wreck dive in the northeast but once in the water what an amazing dive the visibility that day was thirty feet and my max step was at eighty five. Even though it was july the water temperature on iraq was fifty degrees. It was incredible to move along the deck and reach the mid mid ship section where. The tanker broken half absolutely mesmerizing but with an aluminum. Eighty you don't get much bottom time and after about fifteen minutes we headed back to the up line and after are appropriate safety. Stop we climb back aboard the boat and got ready to do it again. Total dive time was twenty six minutes the second dive that day was just as spectacular and pretty much the same profile. Let me just say in a wetsuit. It can get pretty chilly. I didn't go back to the chester polling until august. Two thousand nine and that was my last trip there. It was my two hundred and forty ninth dive but this time i did it in a dry suit and hope to get some good video of iraq. I still dove aluminum. Eighty the dive was just as i remembered and just as exciting visibility again was thirty feet. And my max. Depth was eighty two with and the bottom temperature. That day was forty eight degrees still very cold but so much better in a dry suit again however with an aluminum eighty. You just. Don't get much bottom time especially if your task loading like shooting video so my recommendation is that if you are planning to die the polling you might want to consider a little bit bigger tank something like a steal one hundred or going to doubles. I know that i wouldn't consider going back with anything less than a steel one hundred tank. How do you get to the chester polling back. Then we use cape and divers but they closed up several years ago and recently the dive boat cape and diver to was purchased by several guys from boston. An air now operating regularly chart regular charters again became an diverse to is a forty five foot. us coastguard registered dive vessel. It is spacious and right now with limited divers on board you get plenty of room to get ready and dive but you don't get a lot of but you don't get a lot of time because you don't have a lot of time to get ready because the is only a few minutes from the dock so be prepared one thing. Different about northeast wreck diving. Is that as a diver. You need to bring all your gear that includes tanks weights everything. It's not like diving at a resort. Don't get caught short by not being prepared with all your own stuff now. Here's an interesting element. That i discovered during my research. It appears that in nineteen sixties. The chester polling was length lengthened. By maybe twenty six or so feet. That doesn't sound like much. But at the time of her sinking her length with two hundred and eighty two feet so that lengthening was about ten percent of the original ship's length could this have been a contributing factor for the ship splitting in half. I wonder so if you happen to be in the area of cape ban in gloucester massachusetts. You might wanna look up cape and diver to and head out for a double dip on the chester a
Legion of Skanks Podcast
"derosa" Discussed on Legion of Skanks Podcast
"Able own determined. Shit god bobby. So is that enough for you to find the clip. Thank god that that rift covered have covered the spread and we fucker pages. Do me a favor row quit. I'm not a police officer right. Not a cop. Saw ause it. It's just already hilarious knowing. This guy isn't guilty. Because i'm not a police officer goes okay. I'm not a fireman. This guy's got off is lookout together. I love the audacity of the pedophile. With they're just like what could this be about there. But he's not even crossing his mind. This video got the wrong guys. Walk actually molested more likely. But so he's having a genuine react millage. I'm not a cop and he's like whatever. I don't care space right now is they couldn't have found out about that. I i was real careful also if some guy just takes and cell phone out and starts filming you like that. Aren't you. Get your fucking cell phone out of my face. Did our first reaction. That's your first reaction for anything your first reaction when you support. Get your camera shit. Fucking two hands banging other out of my face. Joe derosa louis on a cell phone. Those hands happy birthday lewis. Get the fuck outta my face. Man start with me. I'm i'm saying do you do. Somebody's are filling. You like this know that would also be kind of trying to like not flip out right in front of the gig. Why are you filming me. Yeah i'm like dude. I hey. Why don't you turn the camera off. So we could talk about this. Because i also don't know how cloud technology works like i don't know if it goes to the cloud immediately so my first phone right away joe good. That's the other guy. I'm showing you catches people that when they're guilty even though that's the whole fun of it is that they can walk away immediately and just go. They can't do anything about the but they're so nervous like they just the guy just controls them but he boys in the whole time. It's somehow at this point. It's not this guy this guy that different things we're gonna watch a couple of questions.
Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"derosa" Discussed on Heartland Newsfeed Radio Network
"They're just trying to make money and the more shots people have to get the more money. They make the way it works. At this point we have lionized in aggrandize derosa in america. I mean this is yes the more afraid you are the better person society today seems to fix reward this is this is universal psychosis. What this is. They have done a very very good job of making everyone crazy. Yes and put placing that craziness on a pedestal. Crazier you are the more fervent. You are the more hysterical you are the the more virtuous you are the better. You are as a whole human being. That's what it looks like to me. But welsh and an untold number of other. America's have managed to get booster shots by taking advantage of the next scenes nations vaccine surplus and losing track and loose tracking of those who have been fully vaccinated welsh. A graduate student for main. Who is studying chemical engineering. Said that she has kept tabs on scientific studies about couvert nineteen and follow several biologists and epidemiologists on social media. Who have advocated for booster. Probably on tick talk as well. Well she didn't say she just said on social media so talk you got these stupid tick talk doctors these influencers by the way being paid by government and by the big pharma people you just heard highlights from the latest episode of free talk live. You can download full episodes. Subscribe to our podcast. Listen live and more all for free at freetalklive dot com..
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Cuomo’s Top Aide, Melissa DeRosa, Resigns
"The other news of the morning olympic magic is over and boy. Do i have fun watching that. Little kids little kids see the olympics. Completely different is they see themselves on those podiums. They see themselves getting gold medals. They go swim the next day. They go run the next day. It's just so great. And i love the olympics and they did a great job my hats off to all the olympians hopefully in paris will have the crowds back governor. Cuomo's top aide. Melissa de rosa has resigned that is for whom the bell tolls it tolls for the andrew. Cuomo everybody wants gone. she left. she's caught up in the a hostile work environment. And retaliation scandals engulfing governor cuomo who emerged as the genuinely very very sinister character in this attorney. General's report that he requested. You don't often. I think this is worth than ralph north. Though virginia voters will get a chance to rebuke north and when they elect A new governor in november. But i don't get a chance to go back and get a do over with ralph northam. He's not running. Terry mcauliffe is running. And glenn young is going to be terry mcauliffe. And part of that's going to be a rebuked north but they really cannot in the city of progressive nirvana new york city. Allow andrew coleman continuing albany. He's gotta go
AP News Radio
Cuomo's top aide resigns as governor faces harassment furor
"The top paid to New York governor Andrew Cuomo has resigned Melissa DeRosa resigned late Sunday on the heels of a report that found Cuomo sexually harassed eleven women leaving the governor without its top aide as he faces the prospect of impeachment derose said had been one of Cuomo's most fierce defenders and strategists she said in a statement that serving the people of New York had been quote the greatest honor of my life but she added that quote personally the past two years have been a motion only and mentally trying on my campus
Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"derosa" Discussed on Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"Emigrate the show back. Marty mcgee everybody. D r f. Mcgee bringing you. We'll talk more about these races to With the i'm sure with with james. And with that in fact casey reach for. Go ahead and get ed in here and we'll keep this going. I i the the funny thing about these I'm so glad the marty did that. And him saying like the king just made me realize that. I had noted that that sainthood is running in the pine ridge. And and you know we talked to greg foley early in the week with the ovation so and then alien turned up here as well. You know helium helium. Considering you know the the eight weeks between the tampa bay derby and then the kentucky derby helium did not run badly at all ended up eight and you know beaten ten lengths So you know what. I haven't even seen the let me compare the you know my i got. I'm always so eager to look at races when when they draw the racist that i print out the peas the early before before morning lines go on and then take a look later on and then infrequently you know disappointed you know you you you go to look the morning line and it turns out you know the horse that jumped at you. You know his second choice. Yeah helium five to to Fulsome five to two as well who does deserve discussion in this race and sitting on go who perked up obviously in the pat day mile and ran okay Trying to kind of get his mojo back and speaking of mojo in back ed to rosa joins us good morning. Let's try that again eddie. I'm here there. We go at derosa joins us. And ed. I know that you got plenty of work later for the churchill card. But you've gotta be just you gotta be just jumping out of your skin for the best of ohio action today at delta..
Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"derosa" Discussed on Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"We'll have a bunch of fun tomorrow as well and a shirt gusts alonzo's got something for you at present soup don't Take advantage make sure to take advantage of us. Want to thank everybody. That came through. Dave greenwich and james scully. Jay prevent hammer. Ed derosa nick. Tamra papa morales casey on the dials case. Happy easter and back with you guys on monday as we inch closer to classics Boy this is it right all right. Enjoy -joy the basketball talk monday. An apple races with feedback on sirius xm radio..
WBZ Afternoon News
Investigations into New York governor Cuomo heat up as staff are subpoenaed
"Guidance. The investigation into sexual harassment accusations against New York Governor Andrew Cuomo is heating up senior members of the governor's staff of no but subpoenaed by the state attorney general here, CBS is Christi collision. Cuomo Secretary Melissa Derosa's among the Albany officials subpoenaed an attorney general Tish James's investigation. Into a sexual assault allegations, according to the Wall Street Journal accuser and former aide analyst told the paper she was asked by investigators about Derosa's role is communications director in 2014 when less work for the governor list, said she didn't interact much with Derosa at the time. A state lawmaker says the separate impeachment probe into the governor is expanding. On top of looking into the sexual harassment accusations. They're examining now whether he unlawfully used his office to provide his family members with special access to scarce covert
Bloomberg Law
Report: New York AG Subpoenas Dozens Of Cuomo Aides In Sexual Harassment Investigation
"Into sexual harassment allegations against Governor Andrew Cuomo. Wall Street Journal reports Laetitia James has subpoena dozens of officials in the Cuomo administration. Almost top aide Melissa Derosa is reportedly among those to be subpoenaed earlier this month. Was being summoned, are requested to provide documents in connection to the harassment and misconduct accusations. Ah pushes on in New York City to get all city workers
Masters in Business
New York AG subpoenas Cuomo officials in harassment probe
"The New York attorney general is taking a major step in the investigation into sexual Harassment allegations against Governor Andrew Cuomo. The Wall Street Journal reports Letitia James has subpoenaed dozens of officials in the Cuomo administration. Cuomo's top aide, Melissa Derosa, is reportedly among those to be subpoenaed earlier this month. Those being summoned are requested to provide documents and connection to the misconduct
Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"derosa" Discussed on Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"Did we lose that. Dari steve. That's okay yes okay. Big card north and south That wish there was a river to connect them. because that would make a nice segue but seventy five that goes to florida right I think it does right. There can angle your way down. What would it be that standard Head on saturday for sure does. Let's get some turf way thoughts in. And i went through the field of rejang Actually got us in the mood for this too. Because he Headed right To gretzky degrade didn't they belong overnight to play and i just printed out the just printed out the morning line and gretzky's five to one interesting hush of a storm who who won the battaglia four to one second choice tarantino made the three to one favorite and So gretzky great. The third choice at five one interesting race for sure and it. It does seem Like this year on the season we kinda had the the local prep horses and you know they take on the shippers. The up and comers maiden winner to cetera worked out for hot rod charlie shipping into beat. The lecomte risen star horses. We'll see what happens with greatest honor in the florida. Derby and similar setup here with the the battaglia Track back at the very least Back for more here in the jeff ruby stakes. But you have the puck or the the rudy percent. Shipper is The favorite and i i do agree with that. I think he is gonna take the money. Three to one would be my floor But i do think he. He's faster the knees and the synthetics a question I don't think the distance is I wouldn't want much less than three to one. So i am hoping that. Gretzky the great and and hush of a storm and the runner up like like the king. I'll take their share money and get with the morning advertises but i think tarantino wins this race more than twenty five percent tax interesting interesting i.
Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"derosa" Discussed on Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"The styles of the boxers. And the thing with the basketball you know. Totals also determined by styles of the teams. I don't know why steve. But i just either unlucky or stupid. What i what i see as should be you know the game should be like eighty five eighty four. I'll bet the over and sunol gun it'll come in sixteen hundred sixty eight. It's like you know it's like maybe. Maybe if i come on your show and tell your listeners will. I'm getting this game over. I be doing everybody a service because then can just bet the under i. It's funny. There's some people that that have a real just watching just watching the watching players response Using using twitter feed as a as a as a gauge and It does seem like the you know the opportunities beyond beyond the the wind the wind loss. There's i see a lot of people are utilizing the the halftime lines taking Taking teams At at through the half And the over under at the half. I mean i. There's i mean there's so many ways there's so many options At frankly this is you know. This is one of the challenges that we face. I mean we can melt this into some some horse conversation riches well and whether it's you can give us a feel for what you what you thought of this past weekend new orleans and fairgrounds action louisiana derby and so forth but It it is. It's tough not to. It's tough not to get middle kind of lord and and Interested you know in in these opportunities especially you know especially when they're such a great atmosphere during this you know these three weeks. I mean this thing as you said You know being in vegas for particularly the first weekend of the tourney. It's just irresistible and Has the sports betting proliferates. It's going to be hard to hard to resist. Yeah if i if. I could lend the some some advice As far as tactics as far as your list germs. If if if they're in a state which is legal sports betting and.
With Friends Like These
Inside New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo's history of 'bullying' foes, staffers
"The headlines around cuomo's behavior has been about his sexual predatory actions right and there's been a lot of them and and We can talk about those. But i think there's something i haven't really seen disgust as much and other you get into it in. Your piece is just the general toxicity and bullying and how we don't have a lot of language for that right and we need to get better language for it. And one of the things that i found in as i was beginning to report this piece leading up to it and i reported it fairly quickly. Actually because it was in the midst of this big breaking news cycle around cuomo and i was trying to keep up and But one of the things that i noticed was happening is there was coverage of You know what is called the nursing home scandal which is a new york attorney. General james released a report showing that the cuomo administration had underreported nursing home deaths by fifty percent. And this is. It was an early governing decision. That cuomo in the administration made to send Elderly people who'd been sick with covid out of new york's overcrowded hospitals back into nursing homes and of course once in nursing homes covid spread like wildfire and many people died and the attorney. General did an investigation into this decision and and released a report showing that the administration is under reported the number of deaths Then his ablest address was caught on tape explaining to people that they'd actually hidden those numbers Because they didn't want to be targeted by the trump administration which is an incredibly trumpian move right to obscure the reality like as a political ploy. Then there was additional reporting showing that in factory of his top advisers including lists derosa had altered data had consciously and actively altered the data An altered reports to obscure those numbers. So it's a story not only begins with a bad governing choice and it continues to be about cover up corruption and deception And and that report comes out and then they're in. I think because that creates a weakness for this previously sort of impenetrable shell of andrew. Cuomo right he's been able to behave in all kinds of bad ways over ten years and still you know he has incredibly high approval. Ratings people still view him as immensely competent and just really skilled at hard knuckle politics. But then there's this moment of weakness in in that space comes as state legislator assembling ron kim who describes how in the wake of the nursing homes report Andrew cuomo is called him at home as he's bathing his kids to threaten his job if he keeps criticizing him about the nursing homes and and that gets a lot of national attention run. Kim goes on the view. Then comes the story from lindsey. Boiling a former aide. Cuomo alleging that he sexually harassed her in a very sort of classic sexual harassment way. She worked for him. He asked her she alleges that he asked her to play strip poker that he kissed her against her will that he referred to her by the name of another woman. He said that she resembled. Who is rumored to be his ex girlfriend Then then the story becomes sort of bifurcated thing and this is one of the things i was trying to get at. I am going back to your question. I promise between. There's the story of the nursing homes report and efforts to cover up those numbers. And then there's a story of the sexual harassment and i felt like a lot of people. Were titling back and forth between those two stories In fact to me it seemed very clear that they were one story. And that ron. Kim was another element of that story. And it's it's a story of power abuse that's what the story is yet so a couple of things one. Yes there is a through line here right like it is not. It is not bifurcated stories. There is one story and it all has to do with white male patriarchy and this idea of is political. Theater is the perfect way to describe it because the theater part i think is something you talk about. Your piece doesn't get talked about enough in the coverage of this which is what gets sacrificed when you have a bully in charge is what we saw in the trump administration which is nothing gets done. Like things don't happen government doesn't work because there's all this energy and time and prioritizing of the so there's a bunch of really like deep questions here what is power what is power for. And what do you use it for. How do you build it right. And and how do you maintain it. And how do you make it grow. And and there are a lot of different answers that but here's a traditional answer in is one that andrew cuomo in body right you you establish power by establishing dominance how do you establish dominance by subjugating other people. This is something that a former speechwriter spokesman for the story. Who's this brilliant writer komo felix. Who worked for him as a speechwriter. When she was young she has since gone on to write literally a book of poetry that was nominated for a national book award and yet. She told me that she wrote more than thirty speeches. And sets of remarks for andrew cuomo. She thinks he used one okay so and she writes about the experience of having been a young black woman in his administration where she understood that he was nice to her in her case. She's she doesn't complain about ill-treatment from him. That he didn't use her work he didn't he didn't value her intellectually and she describes the feeling of kind of token ization and what she calls a subtle form of ritualized abuse which is understanding that she was there to benefit him. She says to be in the press releases but not to do the work of shaping his speech and his policy in his
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The Importance Of Diversifying Alzheimer's Research
"John. Let's talk about what alzheimer's disease as an how it's related to other forms of dementia right so dementia is an overarching term. That refers to thinking and memory problems from lots of causes including stroke or head injury. Alzheimer's is far and away. The most common cause of dementia at least in later life and it refers to the specific process where these toxic plaques and tangles build up in the brain and eventually start killing neurons. Those are the brain cells. We used to think and remember an for black americans. How much greater is their risk of developing alzheimer's or some other form of dementia. Some studies show that the risk is twice as high as it is for a white american though the exact amount still kind of in question and by the way there's also some evidence that lat next people also have a higher risk and asian americans appear to have a low risk than white americans. Okay and do. Scientists know why they're such huge disparities not fully. Some of the difference probably has to do with known risk factors for alzheimer's so health problems like heart disease. High blood pressure diabetes obesity. All of these increase a person's risk for alzheimer's and these factors are more common in black americans and they are in white americans. There's also at least one. Genetic risk factor. Okay people who have one or two copies of a gene called abeille. Four are more likely to develop alzheimer's and the four gene appears to be more common in people of african ancestry but scientists really don't understand alzheimer's very well in anyone. They've been testing all of these alzheimer's drugs for decades and really nothing has worked so research is still. Don't know whether all of these factors put together can fully explain why alzheimer's is so much more common in black americans. John that's really tough to hear. I mean you mentioned healthcare earlier. The you know that black americans have less access to care for loved ones with alzheimer's. What do we know about that. Just a couple of weeks ago. Alzheimer's association released a report on race ethnicity and alzheimer's and i talked with brain scientists. Maria correo who is now the chief science officer there. here's part of what. She told me about what they learned from a survey of people who were caring for a friend or family member with alzheimer's among nonwhite caregivers half say they've faced discrimination when navigating through the healthcare system with a top concern being the providers. Don't even listen to what they're saying. Perhaps because of their race color or ethnicity that's really frustrating and not surprisingly black americans. Were the most likely to report discrimination. Okay so we've talked about risk we've talked about care. Let's talk about research so as scientists are trying to find treatments. What can be done to make. Sure that black americans are included in that research. Several things they can change. The racial and ethnic composition of the people who do research black researchers are more likely to have ties within black communities and are more likely to make sure that studies are inclusive. Researchers can also change the racial and ethnic composition of the people who participate in research studies and they can focus on questions about why. Alzheimer's appears to act differently in people of different races. Yeah i mean. These are really good goals to have of course but our researchers getting any closer to achieving them. I've seen some encouraging signs especially when it comes to diversifying scientific studies so for example a couple of years ago researchers formed a group called the african ancestry neuro science research initiative. I spoke to one of the brain scientists involved. Dr cuff weeds rossa. He's a psychiatrist and a professor at duke university. He told me he joined the effort when he realized that his own ancestors who came from west africa had been excluded from genetic studies of brain disorders. It was clearly an immediately evident to me how much of a problem this was right because for me as one who does what we call basic research. In other words. I take the genes that are found in human gene studies and then i studied them in model organisms in other words things like mice or rats and understand how it changes other brain works. It meant that. I was studying genes. That were specifically related to onus in folks of european ancestry which would mean that cough fleet. Derosa was only studying the genes of a narrow segment of people. Which sounds pretty. messed up. If you're trying to figure out the genetic story of how. Alzheimer's affects all people like what is the scientific justification for this approach. Years ago the logic was that it would be easier to find genes responsible for brain disorders in people of european descent. The reason is that they tend to be very similar genetically to one another. The genes of people of african ancestry vary a lot more now. Technology has made genetic sequencing so widely available that you can easily study all kinds of people and scientifically you should because people with different ancestries can have genetic differences that affect their risk for diseases like alzheimer's absolutely and have scientists learned anything new about alzheimer's disease from studying it in black americans. Maybe you know that. Jean april four. That increases a person's risk of developing alzheimer's. Especially if you inherit two copies one from each of your parents so the gene is more common among black americans but it may be less risky for them. Some other genetic factors seems to protect people of african ancestry from the bad effects of a four. I spoke with dr daniel weinberger. He's a scientist at the lieber institute in baltimore. And he's also part of the african ancestry neuroscience research initiative. Here's what he told me about april four. If you inherit the risk form of that gene from both of your parents and your european ancestry that increases your likelihood of manifesting outside disease later in life about twenty fold if have african ancestry the risk from inheriting that gene from both your parents is about a fourth of what it is if you were of european ancestry so if scientists could figure out what the protective mechanism is they might be able to develop a drug. That would help protect all people who have at least one copy of the four gene and that is by the way tens of millions of people in the us alone now. That sounds really promising. But it's gonna take a lot more research right that also broadens who's being included in that research it will truly diversifying the groups of people in research studies is really challenging and scientists know. They can't do it on their own. So the african ancestry project for example has involved. People like reverend alvin hathaway. He's the pastor of union baptist church in baltimore. He told me one challenge facing scientists. Is that a lot of black. Americans are pretty skeptical about this kind of research. You know clearly when you begin to talk about The brain you begin to talk about the genome data set immediately within the community. That triggers all kinds of suspicions It triggers a lot of suspicions because There has been arguments that The caucasian brain is different from the brain of people of african descent and one of the amazing revelations that i found. Was that when you actually look at brain tissue. You can't discern difference right. Scientists propped up thinking for a long time. And you're saying the legacy of that lives on. Yes it does so john. How'd you researchers with the african ancestry project and other groups navigate that the alzheimer's association did a survey a few months ago. That found that one in five black americans would actually feel insulted. If a doctor even suggested a cognitive assessment to detect alzheimer's so of medicine has a lot of work to do to build trust with black americans and other minority groups. I talked about what that might take with. A scientist named lisa barnes. She's a professor and also a cognitive neuropsychologist at the old timers disease center in chicago. She told me she often. Here's the same comment. When she approaches groups that have been marginalized about doing a research study especially when that may take years to complete these researchers come in and they collect all these data than we never hear from you again so we we also give back so we who make sure that we go back to the community and update them on what we're finding we give their vice about how we're interpreting data. So we try to really make it a partnership between us and the community. And i think that that goes a long way and building trust and and and having them stay with us for the long haul.
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Top Cuomo aides reportedly altered nursing home deaths data
"Some of New York Democratic Governor Andrew Cuomo's top aides are facing new scrutiny amid his nursing home scandal. Former Cuomo, top covert adviser, Jim Electricity, says he accurately reported the number of nursing home deaths in the States report last summer. But the New York Times and Wall Street Journal said to other aides, Linda Lacewell and Melissa Derosa took the numbers
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The Fallout for New York Gov. Cuomo Over Nursing Home Deaths
"Year, New York Governor Andrew Cuomo's could press briefings won him a devoted following around the country. It also earned him an Emmy Award. But today the governor who normally uses his time to deliver data and talk about vaccination efforts. Took more than 20 minutes to publicly excoriated State Assembly member who's been critical of him if you attacked my integrity. And my administration's integrity. Am I going to fail to respond? No. No. I'm not gonna do that. W My CI's Glen Hogan is here now to break it down a bit for us. Gwen, you listen to a lot of these press briefings. But today was well pretty strange, even by this year standards, right? Can you tell us what happened and who Governor Cuomo was going after here? That's right. So State Assembly member Ron Kim he is a Democratic lawmaker from Queens. His uncle died of covert 19 in a nursing home last spring, and today the governor accused him without evidence of a pay to play scheme regarding campaign donations from nails. Salon owners. Some of Kim's fellow state lawmakers quickly came to his defense and said quote was attack was clearly an effort to deflect further criticism of his own handling of nursing homes. No grand Kim has been a vocal critic of the governor for a while now, so so why would qualify ring this up now? Well. The governor's anger seems to have started last week after Kim smoke to the New York Post about a call between top Cuomo, Wade, Melissa Derosa and Democratic lawmakers. Now, in a partial transcript released by the governor following the post bombshell, it was revealed that the state withheld nursing or that she admitted that the state had withheld nursing home data to try to slow the potential federal probe into nursing homes. So after that story, Kim says he got an angry call from the governor himself, threatening to quote destroy him. And after that, the governor demanded that he retract his statements to the paper. He then says he got more texts and phone calls from the office here. He is describing the call. Was a 10 minute, one sided, screaming and yelling where I felt threatened that if I didn't act in a certain way to issue a statement, not tomorrow. Tonight, in his own words that there were a tradition. Cuomo's office sent out a statement vehemently denying he threatened. Kim, saying the office has a long hostile relationship with the Assemblyman Kim, like you mentioned has been critical of how the governor handled this four months, particularly his withholding of the true death toll inside nursing homes, and he's also criticized his controversial immunity provision, which was passed in the state budget last year. After big campaign donations from nursing home industries, and that provision basically shields nursing homes from liability for covert 19 deaths early on in the pandemic. Now, some context here. This public attack today on Kim also follows a letter that Kim and several other assembly members signed. Urging other lawmakers to support a bill that would repeal the governor's emergency powers. Can you give us some background on that, right? Right, so these powers they were granted by the legislator last year, the start of the pandemic. But now Kim and several other assembly members are trying to drum up legislative support to revoke these powers. So they sent out a letter yesterday to fellow lawmakers asking for their support, saying the governor had obstructed justice and withholding of nursing home deaths. And that not revoking the emergency powers makes the legislator complicity. Now, some experts who spoke with my colleague Chris Robin's earlier say, even if these emergency powers are revoked, the governor still has broad executive power because of the state's constitution, but also because of his, you know, ongoing state of emergency powers, but If they go through with this and revoke these emergency powers, it's definitely a symbolic political rebuke of the governor and his handling of the pandemic. Yeah, and just to remind listeners to. There's even more context here because all of this has unfolded in the two weeks since New York State attorney general a tissue James released the results of a probe that revealed the actual death toll of coded inside nursing House. Rate, So that kind of started this snowball effect in the last two weeks. She actually didn't have the total number of deaths, But the governor's office had for months and months been withholding that this number. It's the number of people who were in nursing homes but were later sent to hospitals where they died. In other words, the state had only been counting deaths that occurred inside nursing homes themselves. As an expert. I talked to said this New York was the only state in the country that was doing this. So it was only after this report came out that the state finally gave the full number of the deaths of people who had died in hospitals. There was also freedom of information, requests, a lawsuit and eventually a court order. Now that we have the full that led up to the full release of this data. So what We know now is that Cove it killed more than 15,000, New Yorkers who were residents of nursing homes and other long term care facilities, And that number includes nearly 6000 deaths that were not previously counted in nursing home deaths.
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New York Governor Defends Temporarily Withholding Nursing Home Coronavirus Data
"Governor Andrew Cuomo, responding today, after the state attorney there, Leticia James revealed a recording of the governor and his team, apparently withholding information from Slate state legislators on the number of coronavirus deaths and nursing homes. Elmo insisted there was no cover of the New York State D O H. Has always fully and publicly reported all covert deaths in nursing homes and hospitals. They have always been fully reported On Friday, the governor's top aide, Melissa Derosa, confirmed there were concerns of political backlash by the Trump administration if they revealed those numbers.
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Nursing home disclosures taint Cuomo's pandemic performance
"Disclosures about the deficit noticing homes in New York are tainting governor Andrew Cuomo's pandemic performance Cuomo faces intensifying accusations he covered up the true death toll of culvert on nursing home residents the attacks challenge the Democrats previously lauded performance in dealing with the pandemic and could cloud his political future including plans to run for office again state lawmakers called for investigations stripping Cuomo if its emergency powers and even his resignation those calls came after new details emerged about why certain nursing home data was kept under wraps for months top aide Melissa DeRosa told lawmakers data was delayed because officials worried the information was going to be used against them by the trump administration Julie Walker New York
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New York congressman calls for DOJ to investigate Cuomo's nursing home order
"Calls for the governor of New York to resign after his top aide admitted they withheld information about the number of covert deaths among nursing home patients. Secretary to the Governor Melissa Derosa, on a call with legislators this week said the Cuomo administration froze over worries the actual number of nursing home deaths was going to be quote used against us. After the Federal Department of Justice demanded the information recently, the state was forced to admit the death toll. Was 15,000 nearly double what it had been reporting in January, Governor Cuomo tried to defend the lower numbers. It's not about Pointing fingers of blame. It's that this became a political football and said where the person died in the hospital or died in a nursing home. It's The people died. Republicans are accusing the governor of a cover up and want him to resign. Even some Democrats want to rescind Cuomo's emergency executive powers. I'm Jackie Quinn
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Cuomo administration 'froze' over New York nursing home data requests
"There are calls for the governor of New York to resign after his top aide admitted they withheld information about the number of covert deaths among nursing home patients. Secretary to the Governor Melissa Derosa, on a call with legislators this week said the Cuomo administration froze over worries the actual number of nursing home deaths was going to be quote used against us. After the Federal Department of Justice demanded the information recently, the state was forced to admit the death toll. Was 15,000 nearly double what it had been reporting in January, Governor Cuomo tried to defend the lower numbers. It's not about Pointing fingers of blame. It's that this became a political football and said where the person died in the hospital or died in a nursing home. It's The people died. Republicans are accusing the governor of a cover up and want him to resign. Even some Democrats want to rescind Cuomo's emergency executive
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Cuomo administration 'froze' over nursing home data requests
"There are calls for the governor of New York to resign after his top aide admitted they withheld information about the number of Kobe deaths among nursing home patients secretary to the governor Melissa DeRosa on a call with legislators this week said the Cuomo administration froze over worries the actual number of nursing home deaths was going to be quote used against us after the federal department of justice demanded the information recently the state was forced to admit the death toll was fifteen thousand nearly double what it had been reporting in January governor Cuomo tried to defend the lower numbers it's not about pointing fingers of blame it set this became a political football and said whether a person died in a hospital or died in a nursing home it's the people died Republicans are accusing the governor of a cover up and want him to resign even some Democrats want to rescind Cuomo's emergency executive powers hi Jackie Quinn
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Cuomo aide Melissa DeRosa admits they hid nursing home data so feds wouldn’t find out
"Covert controversy in New York Thousands more covert patients were released from hospitals in the nursing homes and first reported Another report has Republicans crying? Cover up. Fox is Heaven. Brown is on this live New York governor David Andrew Cuomo is infamous for fighting back any criticism about how his administration ordered Corona virus patients be placed in nursing homes, causing more elderly people. To become sick and die. But now in a pre recorded video conference obtained by the New York Post, Cuomo's out spoken aid. Melissa Derosa apologized to other New York Democrats in office, who faced tough campaigns due to the issue, saying they conceal the numbers out of fear they could be investigated by the Trump administration. Number of policymakers on the call flatly rejected that apology.
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"derosa" Discussed on Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
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"derosa" Discussed on Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"And start. Smarty jones excellent well ed Good luck this weekend and We'll talk next week all right. Thanks dave ed. Derosa e. j. xda to We're gonna send you out Into this wednesday. I mentioned tampa and you got gulfstream and more today So that's the look. I'm going to wait till to put a play together until tomorrow. Thanks to emily. Gullickson and pete Foreign intel as well. Sid fernando and ed derosa and we'll send you out into this historic hopeful day to the strains of charles fucking in the morning say about three saw Can't.
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"derosa" Discussed on Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"I mean you and i remember. I picked him in the classic that year. But you don down the road that seems to be you know one more people. Brilliant speed is the broodmare sire so Yeah well thirty thousand and seemed to have a good one on their hand. Well and and you know poor. Brilliant speed who died way prematurely had has really had actually seemingly a fair amount success from the limited stallion the limited right allie and attempts that he got a i think It's gonna turn out long-term that you know that was really too bad. Bad luck with him. dying young. Well it it's always fun and Will don't forget sunday night. I'm sure everybody is going to be. Which game late. The afc game is late. So i'm sure people will be watching football and but don't forget that that in a liar. Yeah that six o'clock right has thirty. Okay ed. Let's touch on a couple other things as well and that includes. I didn't get a chance to get to you. I i have thought maybe we'd get a window about that turf way friday night. Second week in a row. Pick five carryover and Not not only the carryover but it ended up. Having the appeal of the anchor leg being the stake that was a that was a fun sequence as as always shirked right churchill terp riot teams competitive Posted something that on monday about the field size.
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"derosa" Discussed on Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"Taken the field or anything like that and you hit when you get the point corresponding to the derby trail But all the way down to fourth of course just like the point so This weekend is ten four to one and a half to thank you. Know based on the numbers we usually get in these Those those force and third place finishes definitely gonna mean something. So don't miss a race and opt in twenty five to win in the for the proper aces is what sites how you enter each week. Nice i will remind and we'll start to start to look at the leaderboard as as the prep trail unwinds couple of other things. We should mention two. We introduced then. Let everybody know last week with sam. Houston getting started. There's the build your stakes day bankroll. That's going on and Tomorrow we get the first opportunity to play the sam houston space city pick sex no more jackpot To their absolute credit and twelve percent takeout fifty cent which is an interesting increment to introduce to A pick sex going to be looking forward to building the ticket Tonight when i when i start to pull it together and of course we should mention sam. Houston starting at five o'clock eastern on thursdays. So you get that late afternoon and the sequence will start at six fifty six a little before seven for the space city..
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"derosa" Discussed on Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"Behind in a kind of nine hundred. Finish second we of year filmmakers. These these were some suffering of the week before the force. Yeah the these are some solid runners. Yeah this is. This is a nice field. Let's listen to durkan here. Is prince colleagues intercontinental. Bobby frankel and full house at beautiful belmont park the two thousand five years affiliate mirror what samara speed but is there risk versus in between those two. When does not far behind mona. Lisa's forwardly placed today but there it goes intercontinental out to race for the lead as they make their way for the i heard so it's intercontinental on the outside up the lead wendy's second and mona lisa. Not far behind on the outside. Third risk-averse opposed today fourth toward the head and then inbetween. Horses is flipped running along and fifth position. Now on the outside. It's karen's caper. She's four wide around the first turn running in six hundred seventh and on hold on the inside. We keyboard right there and mid pack in this bulky field. She's running along eighth position. Not far behind us wonder again. And then on the outside filmmaker watching a bid from about ten legs out of it followed by lewis line favorable terms and gara trails. The field and very keen upfront is intercontinental. Who's the pace year. Rafeal bay around china's settler dom which was able to negotiate a half mile in forty eight and four fifths new seconds over this off going that's attempted pace for these leagues up top intercontinental now being challenged by wind as they race. For the half-mile pole parents caper looms on the outside right. They're running at third mona lisa. Underwrite a stamp with mild ago. Flip-flop continues to run. Well boards only five lakes behind as they enter the far. Turn by lewis line filmmakers launching. Her bed wonder again still about nine. Or ten lakes. Send drop threads her way through risk versus tailing off followed by terms. And at megahertz is wavy. Megahertz has been trailing update. Turns for all still shakes took now the worst case he says. He's says they're buff. They youtube buffering. The thing that's not here we got almost thing we love. Well yeah i mean she. She.
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"derosa" Discussed on Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"And i know you had his cousin jerry on this week I just that hit like a ton of bricks and itself a ton of bricks and it's just such a. It's a locked for the for the business and it's such a personal lots for anybody. Who knew paul at all from the smallest interaction to to a closer interaction. There's nobody who came away from that not not touch. What a great human being. He was no doubt i. And you know a a passing like that as well as as well. Frankly as i'm sure people don't have the immediate Connection or or you know awareness but tammy vela's Her passing is really at the heart of of samsun leaving the game. I mean if tammy had not gotten sick i. It's probably ten years. But i if if she she i don't think she she wasn't forty. Was maybe forty something. I think you're right. I mean it. If if tommy goes on the ernie samuel's daughter d- samsung wouldn't wouldn't be dispersing well At least hopefully the.
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"derosa" Discussed on Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"Seen and what i what i always admired was just how How consistent and really and placid there were there was never any. There was never any hubbub or or any Controversy or or displeasure. That was voiced. It up there. There was never. There was never a reason to say you know i i. I'm going to root against that horse. I it it was just it just has been run with with Such yeah yeah you see those colors walk on to a race track and you sit foward in your seats see what that looks like and to see what the breeding is because because the whole thing is class all the way from from human to to the act wines that you're couldn't be more right about that well you know the the concern. I voiced this to to to nick lock earlier and he was on his show this morning he. He asked john gosden. Apparently seems like there is a survivorship Scenario because the you just you can understand when when certain You know we're dealing with something right now. In fact with those two dispersals that we've talked. I talked going into the weekend and in these couple of days. Already of the sale. With with paul pompa and passing and and with With the samsun team a winding down their operation. Those two scenarios That those are typical for for dispersals Obviously a passing passing But this is. I mean i. There's nothing even compare this to when when you think about the you know the international scope and The the importance. I mean just the just a this is as important. A racing operation as there is a in the world period. Yeah yeah and you know. I i don't think it.
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"derosa" Discussed on Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"Thank jeff. Geoghan sent an email near the start of the show and he said Hope to get some elvis on today. It's elvis's eighty-six birthday so wherever you are elvis. Hope you're listening and happy. Happy eighty-six birthday. I do have some ripe bananas. I could actually. I could have a peanut butter and banana sale. Which for lunch. That's an option in his honor. I love it. Happy birthday elvis. And we have ed derosa standing by two seconds. Okay no problem While well casey gathers up ej xt to for his reprise visit He's going to give you A look i've i've got the pp's for tonight's turf way. Pick five the first five races and seventy eight thousand. You'd have to think at least another. I'd say another three hundred plus Will end up in that pool. And i do want to mention As well one. One topic that matt had written about over the last few weeks the the difficulties that cj mcmahon finds himself in and it. If you didn't see matt's follow up Mcmahon had been named on horses that sam houston and he will not be permitted to ride. At sam houston. He wasn't even sure that he was going to come down Even if he had been allowed so it was up in the air. And he's having to May have to wait out He is not going to face a court battle until august and for those that hadn't heard this story. Cj mcmahon charged with attempted murder which seems in in light of the specifics of of the instant it was a essentially a road rage. come of but it did involve him discharging a gun and so. Cj mcmahon is going to have to May have to table things. And it's it's it's a sad incident all around. So ed is waiting for us now and ed. Good morning again. Maybe not now. i'm here there. We go okay. I couldn't hear you might have been at my hello again. Hello you know for those. That didn't get enough. Ed on wednesday. I can't hear him again. What happened case. You got me there there. We are there we go. How about that all right. Yeah that was weird. Yeah casey says this is this is you. He's laying in your lap miles across. I happy to bear a sound. Good now and it is of course twin spires weekend preview and with with james unavailable to go to you. But i'm glad we did. Because you and i never got a chance to talk. Sam houston on wednesday. And you were. You're excited about the sam. Houston and twin. Spires has got a really fun. Build a bankroll toward ladies. classic day and explain that everybody where we sat with. Sam houston franken. Chris down there and wanted to work with them and i know a big target for them. Opening monsters is that ladies Day with The multiple stakes. So we all right. Well let's get people involved throughout the month and reward them with some cash to play on your big day So that's how we came up with this and also thought you know oklahoma's an open yet. gulfstream isn't into the thick of their championship. Meet so draw them is is well from you. Know people used to play in sam. Houston that's how we came up with it and you may maybe here. Ej's excited about it. we are too but Yeah you bet one hundred dollars any day and you get five toward at Stakes day and if you hit the target every day of the the me fifty bucks to play on on steaks excellent so you got plenty of opportunity. Build up and listen. Fifty nine hundred dollars is not a big number two hit To to to get the five deposited into the bankroll builder and so Part of it You know it's not necessarily insignificant if you're a two dollar better but you know with their twelve percent. Take out on the maltese and the the big fields. It not too creative to to get two hundred especially on on the second day of the when they're gonna force out the space city sick so There there should be plenty of opportunity to put the money into action and get some back for the big day and we should also mention because these have changed somewhat. And you know you have to. You have to opt in You you have to.
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"derosa" Discussed on Thoroughbred Racing Radio Network
"Don't forget me we're happy to to you. Know spread that word As well this so much marcle on thank. Thank you steve. And we'll talk to you guys doing okay. You got it. Fred amy and kenny particularly and should mention. You know kenny kenny. You had one graded stake winner. Among those twenty five hundred wins global view. He won the iroquois in ninety six For the late. Jim keeler akilah. Jim keifer right keefer mostly road lot of lot of louisiana breads and a lot of claiming types but she was a big price that they two longest shot on the board. Twenty one to one global view was a was a highly brought product and He was By fly till dawn be partners hero. How about that partners hero was second in that race. Maryland bred stallion at that they actually was running partners. Hero wasn't favorite. Ain't with shane sellers. It's actually nice field paint esteemed friend in here and crown ambassador with willie willie martinez. That's a that's a nice field. Jocks kenny bork. Fat day shade sellers. Calvin burrell william martinez and craig jarrett in that. Ninety six iroquois all right. Let's take our last break in the morning. And come back. Ed rosa first visit of the year and I know ed's digging in the looking. He's looking forward to friday at sam. Houston i think we gotta talk about halfway. Because if you're not looking at these turf way cards. Some believable d- every single card is full fields interesting competitive Racing ed derosa joins us next. Bit of busy morning started with nick in the tributes goal copa and really around the internet. I can see people are are pouring their hearts out Seems like she was a favourite of just about everybody back after this at the races. Apparatuses with steve on sirius. Xm radio from the people that bring you ep. l. e. Klein unlock.
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