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John Deere Classic is Wide Open This Year The PGA Tour sets its sights on Silvis, Illinois, for the John Deere Classic, held at the scenic TPC Deere Run. This tournament offers a unique opportunity for bettors. With a wide-open field and a course known for birdies, there’s potential for both established stars and under-the-radar talents to make a run for the title. To maximize your chances of picking a winner, let’s delve deeper into the course, analyze the contenders, and explore some strategic betting options. This years field is wide open and there are no odds lower than around +1300. Many of the top stars are at home getting geared up for the British Open, but there is a lot of firepower in the field. Especially with struggling established stars looking to take advantage of a slightly weaker field and get their games on track before heading across the pond. #PGATour #JohnDeereClassic https://lnkd.in/eSg-_b_G

Navigating the thoroughbred industry requires a keen understanding of public opinion. Discover in our latest feature how it shapes regulatory and policy decisions, and the vital role stakeholders play. A must-read for anyone involved in racing's legislative landscape. #PolicyMaking #HorseRacingIndustry https://lnkd.in/gnaXnG7u

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Managing a complex bid can feel like a high-speed Formula 1 race against time. Am I saying that you're basically an F1 driver if you're on a bid/proposal team? Yes, I am. https://lnkd.in/euBB6QVT #govcon #governmentcontracting #bidmanagement

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In the world of thoroughbred racing and investments, understanding market dynamics is key. Our latest article provides an in-depth analysis of how bloodstock agents play a crucial role in deciphering these complexities. A must-read for professionals in the racing industry and investors alike. #ThoroughbredRacing #MarketDynamics #InvestmentStrategy https://lnkd.in/gKYC9qty

The 150th Kentucky Derby is tomorrow and will be a very wonderful day with big hats, sweet tea mint juleps, blackberry and gin brambles and fizzy bourbon cocktails. People will be betting on the favorite longshots to win as millions of dollarsworths of beautiful horses will electrify the track and run the 1.25 miles. Owners, trainers, investors all hoping to have the winning horse so they can get millions of dollars on off spring of the future horses running to run the track. Breed, create magnificent creatures , train, race and repeat is kind of the norm. The question is what changes on this program? Who gets the edge what do they do slightly different than the compeititon to achieve greatness? Now the question is what will you do to make changes to beat the competition gain the upper hand? I have a program to save you money with a product that will perform better than your current product. I have the ability to help you get more for the $ with a better program. Reach out to me let me show you in 10 minutes how I can give you the secret sauce to beat the competition with a program that will give you 2 times the ROI of your current VDP product. Don't pay for there big booth. Instead use the #1 Inventory Marketing Product in the Automotive Industry #LetsChat #AutomotiveMarketing #QUALITYMATTERS

First season of racing complete. It had everything from extreme highs and extreme lows. A class win, multiple trophies, lots of learning, great competition, mechanical challenges and of course a scary crash. 🙄 The question people often ask is, 'Why go racing?' There are many reasons not do. Cost, safety, time, ego, environmental impact, business relevance... There are however, many positive reasons that far outweigh the negatives: Product development: Both car and driver were fitted with multiple prototype Bluetooth/ANT+ sensors, detecting everything from heart rate, R-R intervals, temperature and sheer force Nm on suspension components. RF engineers will understand the challenges of broadcasting 2.4GHz around large solid objects. Try doing this on a car travelling 120+ MPH in torrential rain with extreme vibration. Teamwork: I could never have raced on my own. You need a team. Led by former racer, Callum MacGregor and chartered engineer Henry Stephens MEng CEng MIMechE, the team kept the car in top shape, making intricate setup adjustments from my feedback and making last minute strategy calls that resulted in a class win. The cliché 'you win and lose as a team' is so true. Networking: Possibly the most overused business phrase. We didn't go racing to make a name for ourselves or join a network of motorsport professionals. Yet, in one season we formed close relationships and learnt from people in different industries and have started a R&D project with an established motorsports facility (more on than to come). All because we shared a common interest. Competition: There is nothing more competitive than business, even racing. We face increased competition from larger/lower cost OEMs every year. Sometimes its good to remind yourself how important competition is. You don't just want to beat your competition, but also learn from them, respect what they do well, drive motivation, understand how they overcome similar challenges and ultimately remember - healthy competition is good.

Went to Formula 1 in Miami, had sky-high expectations, only to be completely let down from a service standpoint. There was a noticeable gap between what we anticipated and what we actually received. For the price we paid for our tickets, it should have been SOOOO much better. And I'm not alone in my disappointment. Check out social media, and you'll see the flames of discontent burning bright. Now contrast that to the Kentucky Derby, which I've had a chance to experience several times as well, which was also going on the same weekend. Churchhill Downs consistently knocks it out of the park, every time I've been they've gone above and beyond to exceed expectations from a service level. So, here's the million-dollar question: What are you doing in YOUR business to surpass your customers' expectations? It's not just about meeting them; it's about blowing them out of the water! Let's bridge that gap and elevate the service game in modern business. Churchill Downs Incorporated Formula 1 #ServiceGap #CustomerExperience #KentuckyDerby #formula1 #jamesdmurphy #afterburnercapital

A great drill to get the best out of your swing! We will be sharing many performance-related drills For now, here is one of our favourites for you to try now and improve your Driving accuracy. It’s called the “Left/Right Danger” Watch Co-Founder Harry give it a go.... - First, grab your driver and determine where you miss the majority of your shots on the golf course. Mine is “Left.” - I have a fairway that starts at 270 and is only 44 yards wide. Ouch. - I’m going to hit 10 shots, and for everyone I miss left, it’s -3 points - For every shot I miss right, it’s -1 point - For every shot at the target, it’s 1 point - Your goal is to get + points at the end - If it’s too hard, make the fairway wider, if it’s too easy, make it narrower. - I’m going to hit 3 shots and see if I can get + points