Post Time with Mike and Mike

Post Time with Mike and Mike strives to positively promote the sport of harness racing. Every hoof that hits a racetrack has a story to  tell, whether a claimer or a stakes horse, and we plan on telling those stories. Listen to the latest episode today on the BetAmerica Radio Network. 

About Mike Carter and Mike Bozich

Mike Carter started practicing calling races in the grandstand at Colonial Downs, before becoming the caller at Shenandoah Fair. He got his first pari-mutuel announcing job at Buffalo Raceway, where he served in a variety of roles. After a two-year stint in Bill country, Mike accepted a position at Northfield Park as the Asst. Director of Mutuels and back-up race announcer.  Carter is currently the Social Media and Publicity Coordinator at the USTA. 

Mike Bozich got his start announcing greyhound races at The Birmingham Race Course in 1998. After a stint in radio in the Chicago land area (where he grew up), he went to Hazel Park Raceway. There, he worked in many capacities including announcer for 10 years. He is now going on his third season as the track announcer at Harrah's Philadelphia.

Who Do Ya Like Podcast

BetAmerica sports and racing analyst Scott Shapiro discusses all the hot topics in the world of NFL football, NCAA basketball, PGA golf, and horse racing. Whether it be week-to-week NFL regular season analysis in the fall and winter, a deep dive into the NCAA tournament in March, a look into the golf majors in the spring and summer, or keeping up with the Kentucky Derby picture, the Who Do Ya Like podcast is sure to keep you informed on what is hot in the world of sports betting. Listen to the latest episode today on iTunes.

About Scott Shapiro

Scott has been handicapping sports and horse racing since he was a teenager in New Jersey. He focuses on pro football, college basketball, Kentucky racing and golf. He had an extremely successful 2018 in his first season as a BetAmerica NFL analyst, with a 44-33-5 record against the spread, and is having another winning season with just a few weeks to go in 2019. You can find Scott on Twitter (@scottshap34), or watch him on the Churchill Downs simulcast show.