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General Category => Harness Racing => Topic started by: dinkadoo on October 28, 2023, 04:21:37 PM
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Huge crowd ( not kidding )
Ostrich and camel races
The mouth Roger announcing.
Have to bet on phone as no way to get a ticket with teller, they’re 10+ deep in any line.
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Yup packed and bet 15k on race 2.
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Yup packed and bet 15k on race 2.
camels bring out the families that stand in line and have no idea how to bet their $2
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I never imagined this gimmick pulled people in. Suppose it is fun family event if you have young kids.
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It does almost nothing for the sport or expanding the fan base.
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It does almost nothing for the sport or expanding the fan base.
the event isn't meant to have an immediate impact. It's to offer some family time at a racetrack. The effects might come in the future when someone returns to 1 of our tracks and explores the grandstand or perhaps gets escorted to the backstretch to see what goes on there with the horses.
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the event isn't meant to have an immediate impact. It's to offer some family time at a racetrack. The effects might come in the future when someone returns to 1 of our tracks and explores the grandstand or perhaps gets escorted to the backstretch to see what goes on there with the horses.
BINGO
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Did the camels have jockeys with towels on their heads? Just asking….
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Anytime you can load up your kids and their friends and get an evening of entertainment without a cover charge,it's a win,win in my book! tmbz1
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpBrNkKnX-E (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpBrNkKnX-E)
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This is a great promotion. Anything that people , young and old, to the track can generate new interest in harness racing. Even if it is a small percentage, it is something.
My question, which is the better promotion to create new interest
a. Camel races?
b. A female impressionist show?