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Andrew Cohen is the commentary editor. He oversees the site’s analysis and commentary section and helps provide daily coverage of legal events and issues. A recovering attorney, he is the legal analyst for 60 Minutes and CBS Radio News, a fellow at the Brennan Center for Justice, and a contributing editor at The Atlantic.

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Keeping Pace: Grammgate Is A New-Age Scandal Over Age-Old Tricks

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By Andrew Cohen Verified
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Timing is everything. I am glad that the Keeping Pace column comes out on Monday mornings and that it came out last Monday morning too late to include any mention of Grammgate, the scandal that has rocked Thoroughbred racing ever since. Starting last Monday afternoon, racing fans and industry stakeholders have been inundated with hot takes about what happened, and why, and what it means, and what ought to happen next. So many words of analysis. So much speculation.
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Keeping Pace: Grammgate Is A New-Age Scandal Over Age-Old Tricks

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By Andrew Cohen Verified
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Folks in Thoroughbred racing should stop trying to justify what Marshall Gramm did. It’s shady and inexcusable. And HISA and the FTC need to be bold and decisive in announcing how they intend to fix the data breach problem so it never happens again. Marshall Gramm speaks at the Seventy-First Annual Round Table Conference on Matters Pertaining to Racing presented by The Jockey Club at the Saratoga City Center Thursday, Aug.
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Keeping Pace: Maryland Racing Whistles Past The Graveyard Original

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By Andrew Cohen Verified
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Cutting the Preakness Stakes out of a national Thoroughbred championship series that includes the perennially forgettable Matt Winn Stakes makes no sense as a strategy for bringing Triple Crown fans along for the ride into the sport’s new marketing strategy.
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