New Orleans 1994 - Page 2 - Pace and Cap

admin · 01-23-2007, 07:08 PM

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Originally Posted by dugoutgold

I could be way off base here as I never was fortune enough to ever go to the old seminars, but could the gent 4 left on the bottom row be Shane Sartin perhaps?

"I knew my father since I was very young"

tom · 01-23-2007, 07:45 PM

I see "tomcat" Walters in the front row. He worte a good book on exotic wagering. He's the guy who got me into HTR - the evolution of Brohammer's MPH.
I was very happy to meet Tom Ainlse in Baltimore - he was the major influence in my handicapping early on...unitl I read about Sartin in Phillips.
Seeing my two metors together was great. But sitting at thier table in the bar that night......priceless!

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tom Grade 1 Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 644	I see "tomcat" Walters in the front row. He worte a good book on exotic wagering. He's the guy who got me into HTR - the evolution of Brohammer's MPH. I was very happy to meet Tom Ainlse in Baltimore - he was the major influence in my handicapping early on...unitl I read about Sartin in Phillips. Seeing my two metors together was great. But sitting at thier table in the bar that night......priceless!