Your Average Horseplayer

Dave is a founding member of The Thoroughbred Bloggers Alliance who after working full-time in the horse racing industry (for the ADW, TwinSpires.com, 2007-2012), started his own Production Company out of SF, CA (www.rabbiwhere.com). In 1998, Dave "officially" became just your average, avid horseplayer who has since graduated from passive participant to hopeful, passionate advocate for the sport he believes has the infinite potential to thrive in the years to come.

Wednesday, July 30, 2008

Wordle TBA

4 comments:

Unknown said...: Hey Ruben,

I made a documentary about the 2005 champion sprinter, Lost in the Fog, and I'm writing to introduce myself and give you some info on upcoming screenings that may be of interest to your readers:

Saratoga Film Forum - http://www.saratogafilmforum.org

Thursday 7/31 5:30PM and 8:00PM
Friday 8/1 5:30PM and 8:00PM
Saturday 8/2 8:00PM
Sunday 8/3 7:00PM

I'll be in Saratoga for the Friday and Saturday screenings to introduce the film and answer questions. All the screenings will be at the Saratoga County Arts Council Building 320 Broadway @ Spring St.

Additionally the film will be playing at the Rhode Island Int'l Film Festival - http://riiff2008.withoutabox.com/festivals/event_item.php?id=17465&fetch=movies

Thursday 8/7 3:15PM Columbus Theatre Arts Center 270 Broadway in Providence.

Thanks in advance for any mention you can make and let me know if you'd like to talk some time about a reciprocal link between the film's website and your site. Thanks and all the best.

John Corey
LOST IN THE FOG
www.lostinthefogthemovie.com; 8:12 PM
Steve Zorn said...: Really nice little "wordle," Ruben, even if you do work for the antichrist (CDI).; 10:33 PM
Anonymous said...: Yes, nice wordle, and ha ha re: anti-crist!; 12:27 PM
Ruben Bailey said...: Yes, the anti-christ remark made me laugh - but also take a step back to figure out how literal it was meant to be.

I know some people don't like CDI, but the fact is, CDI is a big public company with a lot of good people working for it. Although it may seem at times CDI is not looking out for the best interests of the game, I am here to say that is not the case. I have met and work with passionate, smart, creative people who only want to see the game progress and succeed. In an organization of over 6 or 7 hundred are there bound to be folks you may not agree with or enjoy? Absolutely. But I know the people I work love the game and only want to see it thrive.

Thanks for the Wordle props. Fun times with that little toy!; 12:36 PM