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WRONG........... Just because business have subsidies it doesn't negate private ownership. While many industries receive government subsidies, three of the biggest beneficiaries are energy, agriculture, and transportation.Top 10.1 Boeing Industrial $15.5B2 Intel Tech & Media $8.4B3 Ford Motor Automotive $7.7B4 General Motors Automotive $7.5B5 Micron Technology Tech & Media $6.8B6 Amazon Tech & Media $5.9B7 Alcoa Industrial $5.7B8 Cheniere Energy Energy $5.6B9 Foxconn Technology Group Tech & Media $4.8B10 Venture Global LNG Energy $4.3B10 Million for the Meadowlands is peanuts and has to be accounted for per the subsidy's guidelines....... . which are checked by the state and meet each year.Now you may not like them or agree with them, but that and $1.00 will get you a can of soda.Or you can run for a seat in the N.J. goverment and change the laws, but Im guessing you dont even live in New Jersey?? Correct??
He completely failed to mention that due to the subsidy, it's not private any more. Be weary of his kind. There are plenty of them out there. Most likely, he's an owner or a breeder or connected in some way to the subsidy. Apparently Blair burgess was his friend. I don't know he never stops dropping names
Gural doesn’t get money from the subsidy. The horseman do
Please, don't use and confuse people whining and thinking they are correct with a FACT. It will further confuse those people. If they believe receiving government funds, subsidies, whatever they want to call it, makes a privately-owned/held businesses no longer privately-owned/held, let them. Be grateful that they are not in office, in a position of authority, or even better, running the Meadowlands. LOL.
it would be refreshing to see a press release from Gural/Jason about how much of the handle is Elite Turf Clubthe 600lb elephant in the room is never discusseddo they honestly believe we don't know about them?
What does a 600lb elephant look like? Must be a dwarf No Little jokes plz
Friday night there were 5 favorites out of 14 races. One were .80, .90, $1.10, $1.80 and $2.10. If the big boys were playing as often and as much as you think there would have been more heavy favorites. You don’t mention horses paying $10.00 or more that should have paid $5.00 when they miss. It works both ways.
TheElite Turf Club is the 600 lb elephanthappy to dumb this down for you
No need to dumbo anything, elephants aren't close to 600lbs but the E.T.C seems to be your boogeyman and that's what's scaring you.
Elite Turf Club are professional pickpockets--so I stopped betting in to the pools about 6 years agoI don't like having my pockets picked on the first turn--if you call that "scared" then you are 100% correctElephants weigh between 4000-15000 lbs depending on species-so thank you for that
There are about a half dozen posters on here who will defend the privacy of the CAW play. What does that inherently tell you? They would actually rather tell customers to leave and bet something else rather than ask questions about the caws.
I cannot see a reason anyone would defend CAW entitiesif they truly believe the extra handle(which the take is virtually given away for free)will help purses--then they are unaware that purses are funded by gaming not handleexcept in NJ and CA--gaming funds all the purses not sure on this, but I believe Cal Expo receives a tiny percentage of simulcast revenue from Northern CaliforniaNJ hands out roughly $10 million to Gural for purseswhy did Gural let CAW into his pools?--probably the handle would be about $1.5 mil instead of some mythological benchmark that the $3 mil pretends to belets not forget the CAW is heavily rebated--so he is only making pennies off the extra handleas far as transparency-that wont happendoes $3mil handle give bettors confidence to play that product where the CAW crushes them?Gural must think so ........he has catererd to CAW at the expense of the bettorsall in the dreams of a casinoand they call him savior
