Quotes from Andrew Beyer

There was no reason to get upset over one missed opportunity when so many more lay ahead.

I beat Saratoga for the first time, and I felt that I had come of age as a horseplayer.

If this had been any other racetrack, I would have packed my bags and left.

But this was Saratoga, which I love even during the bad times;

I was committing the most amateurish of errors—escalating my wagers in an attempt to get even—but

I had to recognize when a race meeting was offering me little promise so that I could bail out early.

Trainers tended to perform with the same degree of effectiveness at various Saratoga meetings

I feel a rush of excitement whenever I get near the track.

the racetrack results go through phases when certain methods succeed and certain methods fail.

There is an intimacy about the place that makes it unique among America's racetracks.