Dandy Wire to Wire column by CBS legal analyst and horse owner Andrew Cohen on accountability in racing.
On the human side of harness racing, accountability is too often a joke. Or more like an insult.
He goes on to outline several items that he is scratching his head over. Our horses move at fast speeds - the Beach's second quarter in the Meadowlands Pace was about 36 miles an hour - but our sport moves a little more slowly. I am not sure it could beat a turtle carrying a fat man, while dragging a sled of bricks.
Things move fast in the digital world as we spoke about here. The business world is getting it. Companies are moving at laser-like speed to address concerns, sometimes addressing them in minutes like here. I think we might want to get cracking.
Tuesday, December 9, 2008
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