October 27th 2016: 'Winning Ponies' Welcomes Eclipse Award Winning Writer Marty McGee and BRIS Director of Marketing Ed DeRosa |eCard

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October 27th 2016: 'Winning Ponies' Welcomes Eclipse Award Winning Writer Marty McGee and BRIS Director of Marketing Ed DeRosa

We are closing in on the Breeders' Cup and have been lucky enough to land Eclipse Award winning writer Marty McGee as a guest. His plane landed earlier this week and he has 'Boots on the Ground' on the backstretch and Press Box at Santa Anita covering all aspects of the World Championships of Racing for the Daily Racing Form. Marty will share his insights, observations and best bets for this two-day handicapping challenge. Ed DeRosa is Director of Marketing for Bloodstock Research Information Services -BRIS- and a lifelong Thoroughbred racing enthusiast and astute handicapper. Ed joined

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Marty McGee

Marty McGee has won the 2013 Media Eclipse Award for Writing in the Feature/Commentary category for his article, “For Desormeaux, Conflicting Views on his Struggles,” where McGee traces the journey of Kent’s life in biographical detail, though his battles with alcohol, the break-up of his marriage to his wife, Sonia, his complicated relationship with his children, a second marriage, and his quest to regain the trust of trainers he once rode for on a regular basis.

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Ed DeRosa

Ed DeRosa grew up going to the track with his grandfather, who pretty much taught him to read (words and past performances) by letting him flip through the Daily Racing Form when he was done with it. He got into journalism in college, working for the school paper and eventually the small-town daily near his school. He recalls "I loved the rush of telling a story" and hoped that one day he would be able to combine his profession and hobby.

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