I've been playing WEG races with 95% of my handle for about 10 years starting when Illinois racing went into the tank. 

Lots of good ideas so far.  I would like to see the psychological profile of anyone who bets swingers regularly.  Clearly the worst wagering idea ever.

I'd like to see an experiment into fixed odds wagering.  Maybe one race a night until it proves to be a success or bust.

Agree there are distinct tiers in the Mohawk driving colony.  But isn't it like that at most, if not all, other tracks?

I'm sick of the T-bred "experts" commenting on harness racing.  I like Randy but he thinks like a horseman and not a gambler.  Like Chad as both an announcer and analyst.  Rallis is my favorite.  Really sharp dude!  Liked Kenny and Rob Reid.  Jason Portuondo seemed like a nice guy.  Poor capper and obviously a DEI hire.

Too much time between races, take out is excessive.  The almighty dollar rules.  Greedy bastards.

Many years ago, Ocean Downs in Berlin Md used to have a 10 cent coin box on each stall in the men's room! Cost you ten cents to take a shit! With inflation adjusted Jeff could install these and bump it up to at least 2 bucks a shit!

 Woodbine Mohawk (H)                9.60
   Race 9    0.40    SPR    BX+1+3+5+6    NaN.00

Helping to maintain or boos the horse population is tough, especially with so many tracks running shortened dates each year. However, the grass roots horses should hit up every track (I understand some not wanting to truck to Ottawa) more exposure to other tracks & create a 4 year old & 5 year old grass roots program to keep some horses here. 6-8 legs with finals 75-100k. This would be too hard doing the same with gold types as numbers are next to nothing end of three year old campaigns.

As long as the Canadian dollar is in the toilet, the horses will keep being sold to the states, hard not to.

You have to have significant financial support to host it for starters. Illinois has little to none so Du Quoin
is not an option. A mile track seems to be a must for most. The Red Mile seems to be the logical alternative.
Plenty of $$$ flowing thru Ky. Attendance wouldn't be great but M[1] not drawing near what they used to either.
Bottom line: Does it really matter? Just another race on the calendar. Lost its luster when it went away from
two heating.