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Dorsey, a Marylander, received early education in the sport of kings from his uncle, who was a professional gambler, and there were tracks at Bowie and Pimlico and Havre de Grace, where he could have honed his skills as a youthful bettor. On Santa Anita's ``Bet a little, win a lot'' TV ads, a bettor is shown punching out a pick-six ticket in $100 combinations -- instead of the $2 combinations used by, let's see, everybody. That bettor world is now under siege at a campus near you. |
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