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What's your favorite movie quote?
Anything from Sex and the City or Dory from Finding Nemo.
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
I haven't played a video game since I was little, but I could probably still kick butt at Donkey Kong!
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
Just my ears. Too afraid of needles for a tattoo.
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
I'm a HUGE Britney fan, so I have just about every song she's come out with. In addition to MmBop by Hanson.
What's your best party trick?
My magic trick where I make one penny magically appear in my other hand
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
I've heard too many to remember them.
What's the worst job you've ever had?
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
Dirt biking.
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
French onion soup (weird right?), a Pittsburgh salad of course, complete with French fries on top :) OR Pizza dipped in ranch.
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
I actually don't have anything in the fridge. Grocery shopping is on the to do list today!
What do you feel sexiest wearing?
Victoria's Secret anything!
Tell us a joke.
I have a million. I'll just use one though... Why do seagulls fly over the sea? Because if they flew over the bay they'd be bagels! What did Jay-Z call Beyonce after they were engaged? Feyonce! Did you hear the joke about the germ? Never mind. I don't want to spread it around.
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Kimberly's Q & A
Who's your favorite sports team, and why?
What's your favorite movie quote?
I don't know who you are. I don't know what you want. If you are looking for ransom, I can tell you I don't have money. But what I do have are a very particular set of skills; skills I have acquired over a very long career. Skills that make me a nightmare for people like you. If you let my daughter go now, that'll be the end of it. I will not look for you, I will not pursue you. But if you don't, I will look for you, I will find you, and I will kill you. Movie- Taken ( Love that movie Liam Neeson is awesome! )
What's your favorite video game, and could you kick our butts at it?
Tony Hawk Pro Skater on playstation.
Piercings/Tattoos (How many? Where?)
Yes, I have a half sleeve on my right arm that im trying to finish and a little star on my back. Also have a saying on my arm too.
What's the most embarrassing song on your iPod?
I love all my music. I dont think I have anything embarrassing.
What's your best party trick?
I have two!! First one - I can throw a fire ball from my hand. Here is how: Fill your hand with gas from a lighter and light it up and throw. Secondly - Tie a cherry stem with my tongue. ;)
What's the most memorable pick-up line you've ever heard?
"I'm not drunk, I'm just intoxicated by you." Does that really work? lol
What's the worst job you've ever had?
Working at Mervyn's when I was 16 years old
What's the most dangerous thing you've ever done?
Jumping off a 40 foot bridge into a river.
It's 4AM after a crazy night out – what are we eating?
Grilled cheese sandwich with fries and a milkshake.
What's the strangest thing in your fridge right now?
What's the naughtiest thing you've ever done in public?
That's something for me to remember ;)
What do you feel sexiest wearing?
Depends on my mood, If I want to be chill- I love wearing sweats and a tank. And when im out a good pair of skinny jeans, sexy tall heels and a basic tank top.
Tell us a joke.
Q. Why do men get their great ideas in bed? A. Because their plugged into a genius!

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Catawba called a good return on investment
The benefits of a Catawba College education outweigh the costs, according to another independent ranking issued this time by Affordable Colleges Online (AC Online).
Catawba was ranked 15th on the AC Online's list of 35 N.C. colleges that show "consistent payoffs in the workplace." Catawba was among 192 colleges operating in N.C. that were analyzed by AC Online. It was one of only 35 publics and privates that were ranked as "top colleges in North Carolina with low net costs (tuition and fees), and whose graduates earn top dollar over their lifetimes when compared with non-degree holders."
AC Online contends that "the school you attend can influence your future finances," and wraps that contention and its rankings in U.S. Government data gleaned from the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES), Integrated Post-Secondary Education Data System (IPEDS) PayScale.com, and the Carnegie Foundation.
Catawba's ROI, according to AC Online, was $347,800 for students willing to make the annual tuition investment of $26,040. For access to the complete list of AC Online's Highest ROI Colleges in North Carolina, visit http://www.affordablecollegesonline.org/online-colleges/north-carolina.
Catawba's inclusion in AC Online's North Carolina ranking list follows its inclusion earlier this year as one of only six institutions in North and South Carolina to make Forbes' Measuring a College's Worth: Grateful Grads Index. That index ranks the return on investment of private, not-for-profit colleges enrolling more than 1,000 students. Catawba College was one of only 100 institutions included in this Grateful Grads Index which is available at http://www.forbes.com/sites/schifrin/2013/04/30/measuring-a-colleges-worth-the-grateful-grads-index/.


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- Durable and light
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This bag was a gift from my husband 6 years ago and it still is in great shape. It has endured many trips to Canada, Chile & the Yucatan. Nothing hurts this bag. I also get questions about where I got it and I proudly say 'Duluth Pack. It's a purchase you won't regret!'
Posted on 4/9/2014 by Me
- Best Bag Ever
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I got this to use a purse/tote combo when treking with the kiddos. It's not overly large but still holds water bottles, camera, snacks along with purse items and slings across the body to stay secure and out of the way. I've switched to using it 100% of the time and just got another in black for "dress up." Best part...I can always find what I'm looking for! There are no nooks and crannies for things to hide in. Goes without saying that the quality is excellent too.
Posted on 1/22/2014 by Mom on a Mission
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this bag could only be made better with an outside back pocket and a longer shoulder strap
Posted on 1/20/2014 by raisinbread
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This the perfect size for my iPad! I have to carry it with me for work and personal use. It fits perfectly and allows me to walk around with my hands free.
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I watched the youtube video of this bag. Looks great and is a great size. I'd like to see it made even more basic though for young men to carry as an every day bag.
Square it off in the corners, get rid of the leather piping, remove the large leather logo and replace the strap with matched canvas webbing strap (silver hardware).
On the interior, one pen pocket would be perfect, and maybe add a keyring, otherwise I wouldn't change a thing.
Sure, I just designed my own man bag, but I've been looking for something for a while now to tote my ipod, headphones and sunglasses, and think this is what I'd want.
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I got this bag early this summer to use as a purse and I love it! I got the khaki and I like the light color so it is easier to find things in the bottom of the bag. I am sure I will be using this Haversack for years to come.
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As with my other Duluth items the quality appears to be first class. My only gripe with this bag is that for me, a male standing 6' tall, I find the strap a little short. In my case if the strap were 5" longer the bag would hang at the right height.
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|Jerry S
Jun 4 2012, 10:08 PM
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As we approach the heavy RVing season, I'd like to make a suggestion. After years of seeing reviews on this site that indicate that the reviewer did not check out the park or campground before staying there, the review I read today jumped to the top of the list.
It was a fairly long review for Happy Jack Lodge and RV Park in Happy Jack, AZ and gave the park a rating of 1. The first half of the review described the park and said nothing negative. Then they went on to say that the park out in the middle of nowhere and it was 20 miles from anything (stores, restuarants, etc.). They were bored because there was nothing to do in the park. How do you go to a park and not know it is 20 miles from the nearest town? I can understand people being misled by park websites and being disappointed in the facilities and amenities, but this is ludicrous.
So, please do your research. Check this site, one of the park guides like Woodalls, and/or the park website. If you still don't have the information you need, call the park. I know these sources are not perfect - how many reviews have complained about misleading websites, guide ratings that are too high, etc.? If you have specific needs (50Amp, WIFI, etc.) call to make sure these things are available. Again, how many times have complained that all the 50Amp or cable sites were taken. Just because a park listing shows these facilities/amenities, it doesn't mean ALL sites have these things.
It doesn't take that much time and effort to, hopefully, make your stay less disappointing.
Jun 4 2012, 10:35 PM
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I have to agree with you Jerry, but for many people sticking a thumb on a map blindfolded or spinning the wheel is so much more fun!
Jun 5 2012, 07:14 AM
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I agree totally!! People complain they did not get a preferred site by their standards because the didn't make a reservation. Not the camp grounds fault. Complaining about the traffic noise, no research done. Did they ever think that may be, the highway was not there when the camp ground was built years ago, and it is simply urban growth and there is nothing the camp ground could do, except move. Or how the guy complains he had to get out a 2x to level his rig, come on. This is not a perfect world, if it wasn't for life's challenges, it would be pretty dull.
If there is a REAL problem, by all means, say something. If it is a minor issue you would see anywhere, let it go. I have learned to read reviews with a grain of salt. Look at the author's past reviews, I have noticed, a lot of them find something to complain about, regardless. I have found this site very helpful, and sometimes quit amusing to read what some complain about.
Jun 5 2012, 07:34 AM
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OMG - "The dogs were tired of hiking in the woods" - come on!
|Jerry S
Jun 5 2012, 12:05 PM
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Thanks for pointing out the dog comment in the review in question.
Jun 5 2012, 12:29 PM
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I read that review yesterday and could not believe the rating they gave it. The first half was full of praises for that place and then, just because it was far from anything they gave it a 1. Why did they stay more than one night if it was too far away from things? Why was it the parks fault the family got bored?
It isn't the campgrounds fault if your cell phone service doesn't work well at their campground.
There is no Walmart in town.
The campground is too is too far from the highway. The campground is too close to the highway.
The campground doesn't have cable is one complaint we get. We don't advertise cable and we cannot get cable because we are one mile outside the city limits of our town.
Jul 22 2012, 11:02 AM
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Thank God for this website. It's just about all I use exclusively for reviews and it is sad when reviews like this happen.
I've taken my chances a few times here and there with a park that got some mixed ratings sometimes you get burned sometimes not. It's odd to find a park we've been to and thought, "wow, this park has it down", then see a negative review based on proximity to the nearest Sac O' Suds.
"Are we lost, again...?"
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Jul 22 2012, 11:32 AM
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it is sad when reviews like this happen.
You are right, but it is going to happen and will continue to happen. This is why it is up to us to evaluate the whole lot of reviews. The universe of campers is like the universe of people. There are some nuts out there. A 1 can bring down the average of a whole lot of 7's and 8's given by good reviewers. The good news is that with a little evaluation we can still get a good idea about a campground.
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Jul 22 2012, 11:52 AM
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This is why we ask reviewers to stick to facts about the campground itselffor example, the general appearance, condition of the sites, how the utilities worked, amenities available, etc. These are the things that most readers want to know about.
So many reviewers want to give a blow by blow description about something that happened to them while they were therethe people next door got into a fight at 2am, and the husband slammed the door, and then sprayed gravel all over our nice, freshly washed RV when he spun out, yadda, yadda. While we understand this may have been a significant event for the reviewer, it has nothing to do with the quality of the campground, and it is very unlikely this will have any bearing on the next person's stay.
Likewise the other end of the spectrum is not good either. Many reviews just say nice place. We need a little more than this to post a review.
So please just give us at least 3-4 good, specific, objective facts about the campground, and reviews will be much better and more helpful.
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|Gayle E.
Jul 24 2012, 10:56 AM
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We've just started using this site in the last few weeks and have found it very helpful. As I read on another thread, throw out the highest & lowest scores, and you'll land in the middle. I think a 1 is ridiculous. If a cg is so bad to deserve a 1, that would have been obvious when driving up to it. I would think the cg would be a dump. At that point, I'd keep on truckin'.
Jul 25 2012, 01:04 PM
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If a cg is so bad to deserve a 1, that would have been obvious when driving up to it. ...
I've read reviews where the individual gave a 1 and when I checked his/her other reviews found that there were several of those back-to-back in the same month. If I did something like that my DW would take the toad, find the nearest 5 star hotel, and then tell me to call her when I could pick out a 10...if we were still married by then.
Jul 27 2012, 01:06 PM
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I certainly agree about reviews needing detailed info on the campgrounds them self's but just as important is security... I.E. parting, people not following rules...again nothing drawn out but something just briefly said.
This points out that something else is also going on at the campground....
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I wanted to resurrect this thread for the upcoming heavy RV season. If you are unfamiliar with this thread, please (at the very least) read the original post from last year. My main impetus for bringing this thread back to life was a review I read back in January 2013 for the Carlsbad, NM KOA. The reviewer's main complaint was that the KOA was not in Carlsbad, NM or near Carlsbad Caverns National Park. Any, even minimal, research would have told the reviewer that the KOA was well north of Carlsbad and that the national park was south of the town. It would appear that the reviewer did not even check this site - the second and third reviews prior to his review stipulated that the KOA was not in Carlsbad or near the national park. The reviewer's perceived bad experience with the KOA was due to his failure to do any research.
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I concur with your advice, but I doubt that those that need it most will take it. I am constantly amazed on RV forums by the number of people who ask questions that could easily be answered by a simple Google search. It's beyond my comprehension why anyone would select a campground without having first used Google Maps to locate it relative to points of interest in the area. Those are, no doubt, the same people who post questions like "I'm driving from Boston to LA, can anyone suggest things to see on the way?" The very fact that they post questions or reviews on this site suggest that they at least own a computer; one would think that learning to use it would be the next step!
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Editorial: Idea worth incubating
Rowan County and the city of Salisbury appear to be joining forces on establishing a business incubator. After seeing one county-city disagreement dragged out before a legislative committee in Raleigh, this note of harmony comes as welcome news. Let's hope it's sincere and lasting.
The site under discussion is the former home of the Department of Social Services on West Innes Street. The agency outgrew the building several years ago. Rather than undertake an expensive expansion, the county moved DSS to a roomier building on East Innes. Now the county is offering it up for the incubator.
That sounds like an offer worth investigating. A spirit of entrepreneurship built much of this area's wealth — from Stanback to Cheerwine and Food Lion — and local government has a strong interest in encouraging a revival. The shared resources of an incubator might help some industrious individuals get a good start on a new business.
This conversation needs to progress along two fronts. First, what form should the incubator take? What's the best way to encourage new, small businesses? Everyone expects the local economic development commission, RowanWorks, to play a big role; what exactly will that be?
After city and county agree on those issues, then they need to tackle the second front: Can the former DSS building fit the function and is redeveloping the structure a good investment? It's no secret the building contains asbestos tiles, a material that in some cases can be safe as long as the tiles are not disturbed. A feasibility study could look at those risks and other factors. The building's old heating and air-conditioning systems also deserve a close look.
Already the ideas for the building are multiplying. Commission Chairman Jim Sides would like to see the Early College program at Rowan-Cabarrus Community College expanded; this building could figure into that somehow. Commission Vice Chair Craig Pierce suggested some city services could find room there too.
It would be good to see the elected leaders working together on this project. Staff can accomplish a lot, but the commissioners and council members themselves might build better relationships given the chance to rally around a common, positive goal.
Everyone involved needs to isolate this discussion from the county's drive to de-annex the airport with a bill making its way through the General Assembly. It was not a proud moment for this area when our two highest local government leaders argued opposing points before a legislative committee recently. As Sen. Gene McLaurin, himself a former mayor, said during a Salisbury visit earlier this year, "Problems, opportunities and issues are best solved here, not in Raleigh." Whichever way the de-annexation bill goes, both sides should remain committed to seeing the incubator project through in a spirit of collaboration and compromise.


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What kind of tree stands do you guys prefer? I have a lone wolf sit climb that I use during bow season because I can move where ever i need to! During gun seasons I use ladderstands because in jersey we can bait soyou don't have to move much!
I prefer aluminum hang-on stands(Gorilla,API)and screw in steps for mobility purposes. Very few of my locations have trees straight enough for a climber. Sometimes I can use ladder sticks but imlimited with then. Screw in steps are not allowed on public land in MI.
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I have 2 climbers, one is an Ol'man 2 pc steel unit, very easy to use and very quiet but its pretty heavy, its only used on private property where I can just leave it attached to the bottom of the tree and don't have to worry about it walking off. The other is an old Warren & Sweat light weight aluminum 2 pc that I use when I find a hot spot and need to get setup quick before it goes cold. I also have a Gorrila hang on with 18' climbing sticks, I haven't used it in probably 2 years, nice comfy stand but I just feel more secure in a climber with the wrap around rail on the seat part.
I also have a pop up blind, used it one time and didn't like the enclosed feeling, so I let dad use it when he started hunting again this past year, dosen't look like I will get it back
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The article was called "Tree Stand Nightmare"...he broke his pelvis and impaled himself on a climbing step among several other injuries and ended up crawling out of the woods after 4 days of exposure, darn near died. He was setting stands and was unhooked. We should all have a knife on our harness and a step in line. If you fall you don't want to hang too long and cut off circulation. Take a length of good grade climbing rope and tie it into your harness so it can be tied like a rope step attached to both sides of your harness belt.
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3 ladders stands (1 is a bench seat for two) and one steel tripod with swivel chair (absolutely silent). The single ladder stands are easily moved. The bench seat is quite heavy and the tripod is a monster to move (must have room to raise and move so you have cover - actually a pain in the butt). I drag these two with my ATV.


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This wonderful Belleek porcelain creamer is crafted in the esteemed firm's Shell pattern. Displaying a striking design of pink-tinged and gilt-edged scallop shells with turquoise coral from the handle to the feet, this delightful pitcher is made of Belleek's renowned Parian porcelain and is one of the company's oldest designs. A similar creamer is pictured in Beleek: The Complete Collector's Guide and Illustrated ReferenceRichard K. Degenhardt, page 65.
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On a brilliantly sunny Sunday afternoon in Seattle, we hit up the Ballard Farmers Market, strolling through the tree-lined street, learning about the region's seasonal specialties and sampling an impressive variety of artisan foods. There were sweet cherries and strawberries, curlicue garlic scapes, and the most incredible caramels we've ever tasted…
Open every Sunday year round, rain or shine (and oh, the glorious blue skies we had yesterday!), Ballard is considered one of the best farmers' markets in the nation. Locals and tourists flock to the market's 40 or so vendors to buy produce, seafood, meat, cheese, baked goods, preserved foods, honey, and more. Even though strawberry and cherry season is late this year due to cold, wet weather, the ones we tasted were sublime, and we swooned over some of the local cheeses, apple juices, and jams.
Do you shop at the Ballard Farmers Market, or have you visited during your travels? What are your favorite finds?
1 Ballard Farmers Market is located on Ballard Avenue NW, between Vernon Place NW and 22nd Avenue NW
2 A bustling day at the market
3 Gorgeous fresh greens from Oxbow Farm
4 Blushing Rainier cherries
5 Bunches of garlic scapes
6 Early stone fruit from Collins Family Orchards
7 Strawberries, small and sweet
8 Rhubarb ready for baking
9 Apple ciders, juices, and vinegars from Rockridge Orchards
10 The last of the season's asparagus
11 Conversation at the market
12 Early season Tieton cherries
13 Fresh horseradish
14 Sustainably harvested wild seafood from Loki Fish
15 Jonboy's Absinthe and Black Salt caramels, made just a few blocks from the market
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LOVE! The ballard market, it is a bit of a drive for me so I don't go as often as I would like to but love everything about it!
ah, this makes me miss seattle. i loved the ballard market best when i lived there. especially the crepe girls and the clogger withthe string band. siiiiiiigh
That's my friend Becky in photo 3 on the right!
The Ballard farmer's market is one of my favorite ways to spend a Sunday. Be sure to try the vegan tamales from Patty Pan Grill!
My husband and I walk down to the Ballard Market every Sunday morning. I love to load up on whatever is in season (this weekend was walla walla onions, rhubarb, snap peas, fresh garlic, and an amazing 8 year-old gouda). My husband finds the crowds overwhelming, but he comes because the pizza slices from Verraci (spelling?) are so delicious! We miss our family in Southern Ontario terribly, but Ballard is amazing, and the market makes it truly feel like home.
That asparagus is from Alvarez farms. I'd know those beans anywhere!
I love this farmer's market. I live in Ballard, and walk to this market every Sunday year-round, rain or shine, whether I need to buy groceries or not. Shout out to my friends at Nash's Organic!
we just bought morel mushrooms, mustard greens and rhubarb there last week. so fun! any other seattle highlights making it to the Kitchn this week? : )
Oh yes! I miss this market, used to go there frequently when I lived nearby. Besides the great veggie and fruit selection, they also always had wonderful flowers. Several years back, there was a regular vendor who sold the best salsa I've ever had in my life.
The ballard market is wonderful! I purchased some of the best bacon I have ever had from skagit river ranch. And, when I am there, I always have to get a bag of freshly-made, warm donuts. Another bonus is all the wonderful retail shops surrounding the market.
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (December 16, 2012)—With seven days of simulcasts still to come, Betfair Hollywood Park has thus far shown a sizable increase in all sources handle for the 2012 Autumn meet. The live portion of the 24-day season concluded Sunday.
Complete handle and Southern California attendance figures will be available later this month.
Betfair Hollywood Park will continue to offer simulcast wagering this week from various tracks, including Fair Grounds, Gulfstream Park, Hawthorne, Tampa Bay Downs, Turf Paradise and Turfway Park.
The Hollywood Park Casino – where admission is free – will be open for simulcasts Dec. 17-20.
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General admission will be $5. Track gates will open at 9:45 a.m. Post time at Los Alamitos will be 2 p.m. while post time at Cal Expo is 2:35 p.m.
"Preliminarily, we are up between 7-8 per cent through a comparable number of days (the 2011 Autumn meet was 26 days),'' said Betfair Hollywood Park president Jack Liebau. "We're most pleased by the fact that a substantial portion of the increase was attributable to ADW (advance deposit wagering) handle, which was up over 30 per cent and over 50 per cent of our ADW handle is through TVG (Television Games Network).
"We're also pleased that wagering in Southern California was up 3-4 percent over last year and we believe that was due to our joint marketing program with TVG and our races being televised on TVG and Fox affiliated stations.''
Thanksgiving Day (Nov. 22) featured the second largest total Pick Six pool in Autumn meet history. Chasing a three-day carryover of $560,134, players wagered an additional $2,651,873 on the holiday sequence. The total pool of $3,212,007 trails only the $3,379,014 bet when Hollywood Park played host to the Breeders' Cup for a third time Nov. 8, 1997.
Additionally, average field size increased for a third consecutive year, rising from 7.33 starters per race in 2010 to 7.89 last year and 8.16 in 2012. The season certainly finished with a flourish as 228 horses were entered in 21 races the final two days of the meet.
Another success was a renewed interest in Saturday's Pick Six, spurred by a $150,000 guaranteed pool and the lure of a 2013 Toyota Prius – courtesy of TVG and Toyota of Orange – being awarded to a single ticket holder – provided the ticket was purchased at Betfair Hollywood Park or through TVG. The average Pick Six pool for the half-dozen Saturdays during the meet was $243,754.
Shippers certainly had a memorable season as thoroughbreds from other parts of the country won all four of the Grade I races offered.
A New York bred making his first start away from home, Unbridled Command won the Hollywood Derby Nov. 25, hours after Better Lucky, who had made her previous start in Kentucky, scored the biggest upset in Matriarch history, returning $72.20 after a one length victory under jockey Eddie Castro.
Supplemented by trainer Ken McPeek for his family's Magdalena Racing, Pure Fun rallied from last to win the $500,000-guaranteed Hollywood Starlet Dec. 8. The victory came on the heels of an authoritative win at Churchill Downs for the 2-year-old daughter of Pure Prize.
In the richest race of the meet, Violence remained undefeated in the $750,000 CashCall Futurity, defeating a stubborn Fury Kapcori and nine other 2-year-olds Dec. 15. Trained by Todd Pletcher for Steve Marshall's Black Rock Thoroughbreds LLLP, the son of Medaglia d'Oro is 3-for-3 and has to be considered at this stage one of the prime contenders for the 2013 Kentucky Derby.
The Hollywood Derby was the fifth and final race of the three-day Turf Festival. Unbridled Command and Better Lucky weren't the only winners from out of town. Data Link, trained by Hall of Famer Shug McGaughey, won the Grade II Citation Handicap Nov. 23.
Locals won the Festival races for 2-year-olds Nov. 24 with Travesura, an 11-1 shot, winning the Miesque for fillies while favored Den's Legacy captured the Generous. Both are Grade III events.
Tom and Debi Stull's Tommy Town Thoroughbreds LLC, Glen Hill Farm and the partnership of BG Stable and trainer Hector Palma tied for the top spot in the owners' standings with four wins. In terms of earnings, Black Rock Thoroughbreds LLLP led with $388,200.
Jockey Edwin Maldonado won his first major riding title in Southern California, finishing with 25 wins, one more than Rafael Bejarano. Martin Garcia was third with 22 victories.
Garrett Gomez was the leader among jockeys in stakes wins (five) and earnings ($1,075,460).
Hall of Famer Bob Baffert won his third Autumn training title – and fifth overall, including the 2010 Oak Tree meet – at Betfair Hollywood Park. Baffert wound up with 17 wins, leaving him three clear of John Sadler and four in front of Doug O'Neill.
Baffert was also the leader in stakes victories (four) and earnings ($1,169,340). Game On Dude, the 2012 Hollywood Gold Cup winner, provided Baffert with one of the stakes wins, rebounding from a subpar performance in the Breeders' Cup Classic to take the Grade III, $242,500 Native Diver Stakes – Presented by the Oak Tree Racing Association – Dec. 1. The win earned the 5-year-old son of Awesome Again Horse of the Meet honors in the annual media poll.
Another Hall of Fame trainer – Jerry Hollendorfer – was second in both categories, finishing with three stakes wins and $835,996 in earnings.
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