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Churchill Downs Betting on your
mind? Well, before that you need to know the different types of horse racing to
place a bet on. So, read on!
Being one of the oldest sports in
existence, many competitive horse races have been held throughout the history.
Horse racing, undoubtedly has evolved over the years, but the basic idea is
somewhat the same. And today it is incredibly popular, and is considered as a
major sport in various parts of the world.
But the popularity of the sport
is due to its association with betting. Horse racing and betting have always
been naturally linked, and betting on the result of races is traditionally an
integral part of a day at the racetrack. Modern day horse racing industry rests
on betting in fact, as it leads to a significant percentage of sport’s funding.
Therefore, ageless allure for horse race betting together with betting aspects
of the sport ensures that all types of horse racing thrive into the foreseeable
future. So let us now take a round-up of various horse races that you can bet
on that are still in play today:
Thoroughbred
Racing
Thoroughbred racing is considered
as one of the most popular type of horse racing over its competitors by a
considerable margin. For around hundreds of years, thoroughbreds have proved to
be a marvel to all the sports enthusiasts on the basis of speed and power. The
horses are trained in racing on flat and mostly round tracks. While racing,
Thoroughbreds are mostly controlled by jockeys but the other significant
factors in the thoroughbred racing includes trainers, who look after the
horse’s exercise, feeding and training regimens to prepare them for the actual
race.
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Be it your first day at the gym or just your regular
day at gym. It doesn’t matter if you train in a well-equipped gym like the gyms in Bondi beach
with excellent hygiene and facilities or to a local gym, there are a few gym
essentials that you must have in your gym bag – the essentials
will come handy during and post workout session.
Here are ten must-have accessories you can’t
afford to be without for your workout session.
Reusable Water Bottle
If you don’t want to wait in line for a water
fountain or not comfortable drinking tap water, then a BPA free drink
bottle is an essential item you should have in your gym bag. With
this investment, you will able to keep yourself hydrated pre, during and post
workout session.
Swimming as a sport and competitive swimming are
two different areas. If you are the latter area and planning to head into the
first one, than the first question that comes to the fore is: What should I
focus on to increase my performance in the pool? Well, to be honest there are
plenty of things that you should focus on but we have narrowed them down to 5
areas that you MUST focus at the start.
But before we dive into the details, I want to ensure that you perfectly understand that competitive swimming is all about building stamina by committing more hours to workout per week, focusing on your diet to fulfill all your dietary requirements, focusing on perfecting techniques and strokes and wearing the right swimwears and training equipment.
The areas that we have outlined here can be easily
adjusted within your existing routine and help you make your overall swimming
training sessions more goal-oriented and fun at the same time (listed in no
particular order):
My fondness for 1956 Topps started way back in 1964 when I first started collecting as an 11 year old. My friends and I wandered nearby neighborhoods in search of “old cards”. Back then, the oldest cards we ever found in dealing with other kids were 1957 Topps.
Eventually I saw my first 1956 Topps card – I was hooked.
It was larger, thicker, fluffier making it look much, much older compared to a 1-year old 1957. “Ancient” we thought.
I changed neighborhoods in 1966 leaving my childhood friends behind.
Before I left, except for a small cigar box of my favorites, I “donated” all my cards to the neighborhood – and stopped collecting. I had a great 3 year run but sure wish I would have been collecting in 1966 and 1967 with those tough high numbers. I would have loved to have had a cigar box full of them in place of my hoard of 1964 Topps Felix Mantilla and Gary Peters cards.
The regular 1956 Topps baseball card set is one of my favorites. Topps again went with a slightly larger (3-3/4″ by 2 5/8″) horizontal card design, similar to their 1955 Topps cards. Several of the portraits are even the same used on 1955 Topps cards some even back to 1954 Topps. 1956 was Topps first issue to feature team cards and checklists. A much more boring addition was the addition of the 2 league presidents.
With Bowman gone, Topps could again make cards of Mickey Mantle missing from Topps issues since 1953. After Mickey Mantle, it is a fun and simple set to complete with no high numbers or extremely expensive rookies with Hall-of-Famer Luis Aparicio being the top rookie.
For the serious 1956 collector, there are over 200 variations, making things extremely difficult for master set collectors. Most the variations deal with card stock (gray or white backs).
Cards #1-100 gray backs scarcer with slight premium
Cards #101-180 white backs much scarcer with larger premium
… rumor has it gray outnumbers white about 9-to-1 in the above run.
There are also several cards with color line variations on front.
For example: Ted Williams’ card has either no line over his name or a thin green, red, blue, or yellow line between the white border for a total of 5 variations. Whitey Ford and Early Wynn also have no line or a thin red or yellow lines. In addition, many team cards had 3 different variations with team name either on the
Left, Center or Right.
There are a few uncorrected errors, the most famous being card #31 Hank Aaron which actually pictures Willie Mays sliding home !
Card #135 Mickey Mantle is also an interesting card. Exciting card pictures Mantle leaping high into the stands trying to catch a home run ball. The artist did a great job and Mantle makes the catch !!!
An awesome play to put on this great card – right ?
Only problem is that on the real play, Mantle missed the ball.
And as always for vintage Topps sets, take a quick look at Don Mossi and his famous ears !
Collectors of 1956 Topps likely love Topps side issue ‘1956 Topps Pins’ which used the same portrait photos as the cards. Seems collectors preferred cards to pins and Topps cut the 1956 Topps Pin set from a planned 90 pins to just 60.
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1956 Topps PINS Checklist and Prices
In the course of less than a year, the world of sports betting in the USA has changed exponentially. Where once, betting on sports on websites like Caesars Casino and sports was illegal, now across the USA, more and more states are allowing people to wager on their favorite teams. Today, we’re looking at sports betting then and now, to see just how far things have come…
Then:
Before last May, sports betting was outlawed across the USA as a result of the Professional and Amateur Sports Protection Act (PASPA) of 1992, a federal act which saw sports betting outlawed for almost two decades. This law was introduced in a bid to preserve the integrity of the sport. Nevada was an exception to that rule, as sports betting laws were already in place. Additionally, sports betting was possible in Delaware, Montana, Nevada and Oregon, where they had pre-existing sports betting frameworks and sports lotteries already in place. Despite the ban, it is estimated that around $150 billion was spent in illegal wagers on the Black Market every year in the United States on both professional and amateur sports betting. That’s more than the GDP of Nebraska! Back then, if you wanted to place a legal wager on the Super Bowl or March Madness, you’d have to hop on a flight to Las Vegas…or risk the consequences of placing a bet with an illegal bookie.
Cuba is known for producing great baseball talent and there
has arguably been no one from the island better than the Sports Then and Now
Vintage Athlete of the Month.
Before injuries cut short his Hall of Fame worthy career,
Tony Oliva was one of the best hitters in baseball and combined with Hall of Famers
Rod Carew and Harmen Killebrew to make the Minnesota Twins a perennial American
League contender during the late 1960s.
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My fondness for 1956 Topps started way back in 1964 when I first started collecting as an 11 year old. My friends and I wandered nearby neighborhoods in search of “old cards”. Back then, the oldest cards we ever found in dealing with other kids were 1957 Topps. 
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