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Everyone needs to stop complaining about the damn scheduling conflicts. let me give you guys a little insite, when you are a new promoter, you do not walk into a track and say Hay I have this xxxxx series. We are goin to run here 4 times this season, and here are the dates that we will be here. O ya and the purse you have to pay is $xxxx. This is the stupid fantasy several of you have. When you are a new promoter you walk in give your speal. if they like it, then you start working on dates. By this point in the year, most tracks have at least 90% of there schedule completed. The track promoter normally gives them 1 or 2 dates and says this is all I can do take it or leave it. As a new promoter you can not leave dates laying on the table because they conflict with someone. in Indiana you conflict with someone every single Friday, saturday, or sunday night. Jon you will never please everyone, and remember message board are normally more negative than positive, (i am as guilty as everyon else on this). Listen to your drivers and fans that show up to your shows. Those are the people that count.
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