the new girl that just came on tvg for it's queen's plate coverage

[journalstuff]

I see Dawn Lupul on TVG's coverage of the Queen's Plate serving as it's trackside reporter for the coverage. I haven't seen her since on TV since Woodbine Mile Weekend last year. What does she do?

[Alpha Mare]

who cares    

[journalstuff]

Dawn Lupul has been involved with horse racing almost her entire life. Like most handicappers, at a young age she was introduced to the sport by her father. With a strong natural interest in handicapping, she pursued a career in the industry. Convinced that it was possible to do well in the game, she began calculating her own speed and pace figures for thoroughbreds while experimenting with many different handicapping methodologies, including Sartin and the Sheets.

Professionally, Dawn was the handicapper at Northlands Park in Edmonton for six years, where she also served as the racing analyst and host on network specials for both breeds. Dawn is now an expert at reading a horse’s body language and in trip handicapping. She has owned and trained horses for many years and continues to be active with horse racing on a daily basis.

[JamesWR]

She's calling Fridays at Grand River, too.

[DonPietro]

Dawn Lupul has been involved with horse racing almost her entire life. Like most handicappers, at a young age she was introduced to the sport by her father. With a strong natural interest in handicapping, she pursued a career in the industry. Convinced that it was possible to do well in the game, she began calculating her own speed and pace figures for thoroughbreds while experimenting with many different handicapping methodologies, including Sartin and the Sheets.

Professionally, Dawn was the handicapper at Northlands Park in Edmonton for six years, where she also served as the racing analyst and host on network specials for both breeds. Dawn is now an expert at reading a horse’s body language and in trip handicapping. She has owned and trained horses for many years and continues to be active with horse racing on a daily basis.

Might not be a bad idea to start giving credit to who you're plagarizing your info from. 

[pamwaggy]

She's calling Fridays at Grand River, too.

She's calling!?  You mean as a woman horse race caller?   Is she the first one? 

[Grinder]

I thought she was the regular race analyst for Woodbine t-breds.  I dont know her, but I do know her brother Darrin, who races standardbreds in western Canada and Cal Expo.  Darrin is very intelligent, good with numbers,  and also a computer whiz. 

[journalstuff]

I thought she was the regular race analyst for Woodbine t-breds.  I dont know her, but I do know her brother Darrin, who races standardbreds in western Canada and Cal Expo.  Darrin is very intelligent, good with numbers,  and also a computer whiz. 

she is an occasional analyst for it's tv department at woodbine. but renee kierans is like woodbine's leading tv analyst their.