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Charlie and Buzz:
Exactly what I was thinking. I too still have a day job and the main impediment to consistent contribution would be the occasional travel days and some of the strange locations that I end up in. But everything is workable. Charlie and I are probably about as far apart, milewise, as could be (11 hrs on the clock difference if I did the math right) but we both can contribute as our schedules allow.
What Charlie posted is a good example of what should be posted. Handicapping beyond this point could either take place individually, in group through this site or by personal email, depending on personal preference. I am on the road now, but will have more time to think about this later in the week, so lets continue the discussion.
Who is interested in specific tracks?
Who has limitations with their bet takers and the tracks available?
What spot plays work best for you?
Schedules for the PP reviewers? Weekends only, full time or just a few days a week?
Races posted should have enough info for someone else to make a go, no go decision. Ideally, if you don't like a race, don't waste time venting about it, just go on to the next one. If it turns out that the posts don't suit your style, race type, whatever, you could inquire if others are interested in the kinds of races that interest you.
Key to this is that participation is voluntary. What you do with the opportunity is your responsibility.
The goal is to find playable races with opportunity to cash at odds that the public does not fancy too well.
more thoughts......
Bill
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