Handicappers who competed in the HWS and the NHC

[Wright Stuff]

This is a list of the 49 handicappers who competed in both the HWS and the NHC and where they finished in both contests. There was a Ronald Williams playing in both contests but they are not the same person. Only one contestant finished in the top 30 at the NHC and five finished in the top 80 at the HWS. If I have omitted someone please add their name(s) to this thread.


First Name Last Name HWS NHC
Paul Arnold 37 78
Ray Arsenault 102 138
Jerry Barash 150 88
Robert Bertolucci 308 196
Mark Bertolucci 653 222
Jim Bohnhoff 525 31
Ronald Bowling 39 228
Robert/Bobby Brendler 443 45
Michael Carlat 536 195
Roger Cettina 18 232
Howard Dennis 87 89
Bill Downes 424 205
Tim Downs 342 265
Jason Duncan 539 82
Sol Feingold 236 186
Robert Ferguson 396 137
John Fisher 535 256
Ross Gallo 202 47
Randy Gallo 186 131
Kevin Geraghty 189 17
Lee Geraghty 92 185
David Gutfreund 567 111
Bill Handleman 576 207
Steve Hartshorn 598 233
Eric Isaacson 594 92
Cheryl Kaufman 498 245
Craig Kaufman 434 105
Mike Labriola 420 235
Phillip Lam 553 65
Louis Licata 71 241
Kevin "Duke" Matties 80 56
Paul Matties Jr. 494 36
Mike Mayo 477 132
Anthony Montanino 373 234
Dane Moore 378 58
Rich Nilsen 519 182
Steve Orecchio 216 97
Richard Prozanski 529 249
Robert/Bob Rubin 365 129
Robert Schintzius 583 225
Mitchell Schuman 496 246
William Shurman 265 61
Paul Shurman 270 50
Jim Sims 167 214
Mark Streiff 505 113
Roberta Templin 250 268
Dennis Tiernan 521 174
Ted Whitley 601 67
Steve Wolfson Jr. 368 147

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This is a list of the 49 handicappers who competed in both the HWS and the NHC and where they finished in both contests. There was a Ronald Williams playing in both contests but they are not the same person. Only one contestant finished in the top 30 at the NHC and five finished in the top 80 at the HWS. If I have omitted someone please add their name(s) to this thread.


First Name Last Name HWS NHC
Paul Arnold 37 78
Ray Arsenault 102 138
Jerry Barash 150 88
Robert Bertolucci 308 196
Mark Bertolucci 653 222
Jim Bohnhoff 525 31
Ronald Bowling 39 228
Robert/Bobby Brendler 443 45
Michael Carlat 536 195
Roger Cettina 18 232
Howard Dennis 87 89
Bill Downes 424 205
Tim Downs 342 265
Jason Duncan 539 82
Sol Feingold 236 186
Robert Ferguson 396 137
John Fisher 535 256
Ross Gallo 202 47
Randy Gallo 186 131
Kevin Geraghty 189 17
Lee Geraghty 92 185
David Gutfreund 567 111
Bill Handleman 576 207
Steve Hartshorn 598 233
Eric Isaacson 594 92
Cheryl Kaufman 498 245
Craig Kaufman 434 105
Mike Labriola 420 235
Phillip Lam 553 65
Louis Licata 71 241
Kevin "Duke" Matties 80 56
Paul Matties Jr. 494 36
Mike Mayo 477 132
Anthony Montanino 373 234
Dane Moore 378 58
Rich Nilsen 519 182
Steve Orecchio 216 97
Richard Prozanski 529 249
Robert/Bob Rubin 365 129
Robert Schintzius 583 225
Mitchell Schuman 496 246
William Shurman 265 61
Paul Shurman 270 50
Jim Sims 167 214
Mark Streiff 505 113
Roberta Templin 250 268
Dennis Tiernan 521 174
Ted Whitley 601 67
Steve Wolfson Jr. 368 147

How about taking my name off. Ugh!!!

[njcurveball]

Despite the same tracks being used, I would not want this "challenge" as it seemed to be a logistical nightmare from the locations.

It is super hard going against the best at either venue, but playing both at the same time had to be near impossible.

If you even made it to both, I would say you deserve a hearty congrats!


Jim

[DanG]

Having never played in contest #1, I can only imagine juggling both events.

Can you say… :eek:
http://www.thecamreport.com/images/stress.gif

[phil]

This was my first foray in either tourney but to attempt both was pure insanity. Kudos to everyone who tried and finished as well as they did.

Like most everyone else, I handicapped Thursday's SA card for the HPWS which was cancelled and then wasted precious time on Friday's OP card. After getting the donut on day 2 of the HPWS, I decided to skip the HPWS and focus on the NHC but was so sleep deprived that I saved a bullet for a horse scratched in the last race at SA. Needless to say I was contemplating on using it on the 10th race at Tampa. That silly mistake cost me 7th place which was worth 20grand. :(