One on One, Tommy Hammer Massis in the Rouge's Gallery
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- Опубліковано 28 сер 2024
- Tommy Hammer Massis. He needs no intro.
Hammer on what's wrong with horse racing and how to fix it.
On this episode of Past the Wire TV we go One on One with Hammer and welcome him to the rouge's gallery.
Let's see what Hammer thinks about several issues in horse racing and also how he would fix them.
Always insightful, always 'Unfiltered' and always Hammer.
Yes, we talk some betting to!
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Hammer tells it like it is.
Our game is in serious trouble between slots and now sports betting.
There's no new blood coming in to bet on horse racing.
Thank you Johnathan for another great show.
I like hammer's comments about teaching people to read the form. When i started getting into horse racing a lot of the videos I watched were full of racing terms with hardly any explanation and if they did explain it was with other horse racing terminology. What finally made the light bulb turn on was reading byers books. If you don't have a mentor finding good information is fairly hard.
i agree with your comment. i bet a little years ago and just started again this summer. i watch a live show and the chatters are putting their tickets in the chat. it's a different ball game to me. i'm thinking, so this is how better bettors make tickets. there is still more to learn but picking up bits and pieces from more experienced bettors makes the curve less steep. as they said in the video, management does a poor job with the newbys.
damn another bad ass interview, gracias Jon from the West Coast.
This was one of the greatest horse racing shows I’ve ever seen and I’ve seen a bazillion over the last 50 years.
Thanks !!!
Much appreciated. Thank you!!!!
Always a great discussion with Hammer
Finally somebody told the truth
40+ years experience and I see the same thing he’s been seeing. We all know who this Group is involved. You do have one option , let them take other people’s time and money on the other hand there is racing in certain jurisdictions that still resemble the Game we love.
Amazing stuff !!
I’m ready to hit some P4’s and 5’s !!!!
Hammer is deep!! Great interview!!
Thanks, hammer, for your knowledge in racing.
The real deal. Great of you to give Hammer the floor unobstructed. Take notes people!
Grazie....
Hey Jon Superfectahecta I am just about to watch it West Coast Del Mar....
great show guys 1 thing missed fixed odds
Excellent analysis. Good luck
The game does not exist without gamblers period! I'm 53, been playing professionally 30 years now. I believe my age is the last that will play the game! Hammer is correct, most of the small tracks are on welfare to keep it going!
John, your questions were better than his answers. It’s hard to feature a “professional gambler” who believes in things like having a lucky $10 bill.
This guy "the Hammer" is the "Debbie Downer" of horse racing, Jonathan is probably the best and most knowledgeable and obviously loves horse racing and the people involved in this great sport. Check out Jon's body language, he can't wait for this interview to end....
I appreciate this guy's comments and he makes some good points but I totally disagree with his point on NYRA. New York to me runs the purest races to the numbers. It's not "bombs away". A handicapper can play NY and grind out a daily profit handicapping speed figures. I do better in NY then any other track. Gulf stream forget it, it's bombs away or the flavor of the week jockey riding in 2/5 favorites
Finally someone spoke up about the games the ortiz brothers play at track . The stewards allow them to get away with way to much.
Agreed definitely funny business goes on with the brothers
1:09:00. Agree Kentucky is the last man standing in about 10 years. Problems are the gambling there will suck just as bad as it does today.
totally agree on the rigged syndicate pools in gulf stream. GS is for the birds
NYRA on Carryover Days they up the Takeout on Pick 6.
toughest game. few players today
NYRA tracks always will be there
I meant Belmont and Saratoga
Hammer took the words out of my mouth CAW’s “felonious”, this will be the downfall of the game I love.
santa anita lost 32 million in last 5 years. might close. heard golden gate closing in june
i doubt he uses thorograph. never mentioned.
pepple say dont understand a program or form.
santa anita needs a casino to survive.
i dont. watch replays except for derby.
Tracks do nothing for bettors but raise the prices and takeouts yearly. And have the worst marketing if any marketing at all
No argument from me
turf rac es hardest races. like maiden racea beSt
slots killing horse racing
jockeys no.cell phones in jockey room
horse racing is dieing on west coast..few steady players
i dont like nyra. seen to much stiffing. burn horse up.in fast pace
gulfstream over. bet..play games essy to see