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Please post your picks so I can make some money!Once again great score on that 13K!
Thanks for posting GC!This will be a great race.
Shoooo troll shoooo!! You are like an annoying little fly Only serious gamblers here...no misfits allowedYet I am the one making a never ending victory lapAs I stated in my masterpiece yesterday..you misfits keep bringing it up,not meLet it go man, not to difficult.Don't do the same thing that you bashed Petrelli for earlier today. Oh you ruined my thread. Go back to that worthless thread you started and whine some more.Your cooperation would be greatly appreciated
Forgive me but I never bashed Petrelli today..Go reread and you'll see that remark was to Come on Man..Its called reading comprehension.
This one goes out the the gamblers, but you guys do with this info what ya want I read an article the other day, can't remember where, that..13 of the last 16 Travers winners including 10 in a row won their previous raceThat wipes out half the field That leaves..Golden Tempo Renegade Sea StrikeBaby Vino Leading ChangeFurthermore 12 of the last 16 winners prepped in NYThat eliminatesBaby VinoLeading ChangeThat leavesGolden Tempo, Renegade and Sea StrikePick your winner from one of these 3, and go from thereI know, not really earth shattering I am leaning towards Sea Strike, a monster in the making and gets Flavian, who opted for this horse over Emerging Market. He has the highest beyer in the field. JMHO
Interesting theory. I think Napoleon could be the early pacesetter in this race. My Longshot win by Baby Vino in the slop in the Haskell probably won't be repeated. Unless we get a lot of rain there. Renegade will love some quick fractions and will be flying at the end. I think Emerging Market is over his head against this field. I'm always worried about The Puma. His fitness is always a question for me. If he's 100% sound, Castellano, might be in the number. He fits if ready. Leading Change will be tested with this deep field. He's undefeated. But only two starts. Pratt going to Sea Strike for Brown is an interesting angle. He'll be well bet off the change. Can he win? Maybe. He finished 5th in an allowance race last out. Golden Tempo will be the chalk at post time. I think he's the class of the race and if ready, he's your winner. Silent Tactic is trained by one of the smartest trainers in the game, Mark Casse. His owner Mark Oxley, is a sharp owner and together, they always are competitive with their entries. An injury kept him out of the Triple Crown. He's a stalker and should be up with the leaders early. Saez will have to rush this horse up early. And lastly, my favorite Maiden of all time, Ocelli, always has a shot in any race. If big bettors don't use him on the ticket, it's at their own peril. He's as game as they come.
Great analysis Dougie One correction though Sea Strike won his last start at the Spa in the CurlinHe destroyed the field including Chief Wallabeehttps://youtu.be/ZvDIgGTnl-s?is=ghOjt8vSBCAI3BDK
Thanks JT!
All good Not trying to influence anyone Just throwing out my cents worth.
Cool! It's going to be a good betting card at the Spa. I'l looking to invest $500 over three races.
