cowboyhar69 (Offline)
#1
7/12/14 11:16 PM
It was $36,975!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Tim Wolffrum aka Cowboy
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jim goerge (Offline)
#2
7/12/14 11:21 PM
That's way more than 2nd place paid
dkdorkboy (Offline)
#3
7/13/14 10:07 AM
It would have been higher but they ran out of tickets to sell.
Ancient wise man say man who get into race for free never see bad race.
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arctic monkey21 (Offline)
#5
7/13/14 11:00 AM
It was over $15,000 on Friday night too. It will be interesting to see how high it gets in September at the World 100 which should have just as big if not a bigger crowd.
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spicoli (Offline)
#6
7/13/14 11:56 AM
What does Eldora do with the other half of the money?
I seem to remember that at some tracks it would go to fireworks, or to the point fund, or to a charity.
dkdorkboy (Offline)
#7
7/13/14 12:31 PM
Originally Posted by spicoli:
What does Eldora do with the other half of the money?
I seem to remember that at some tracks it would go to fireworks, or to the point fund, or to a charity.
Fridays half went to West Ohio food bank.
Ancient wise man say man who get into race for free never see bad race.
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ronmil (Offline)
#8
7/13/14 1:13 PM
Didn't they stop selling 50/50 tickets for several years? I heard a story that the winner of a large pot, somewhere in the low twenty thousand area, asked how to report the winnings on his 1040, and was asked the source of the money. When he told the IRS the source, it led to an investigation and eventual upheaval of the sale of 50/50 tickets at Eldora. I don't remember them selling them at the Four Crown Nationals the last few years.
BTW, I have never seen a winged car race at Eldora. I saw the first WoO championship in 1978, but they were wingless then. I am going to both nights of the Four Crown this year since Steve Kinser is cutting back on his schedule, so I will finally see a winged car race.
Ron Miller
Kinser11 (Offline)
#10
7/13/14 2:25 PM
They quit selling for awhile due to Ohio Liquor, laws. It was considered gambling, but now that they give it to charity it ok. Goofy Ohio Laws.
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