Well you said the 1. I just figured you were lying again. Step away from the computer for a few minutes at some point today. Give your poor keyboard a few minutes to rest.

The 3 in the sixth has as good a chance as any but I don't think that makes you or anyone else who connects in the first leg "strong" in a crapshoot race.

I leaned away from the 3 because the dam was a pure sprinter on the dirt who never attempted a dirt route. It would help if the sibling summary would separate the sprint/route record on turf so I don't have to make assumptions.

I like the 1 or 2 in the 6th and if I bet it I would look at DD's leading in and out of that race.

Seems like there is a lot of speed in the race, but I still find the Chad Brown intriguing. The Motion horse took back after the start in his debut and came from 8 back to pick up the pieces and break his maiden in Saratoga. His next two starts were on the poly and then in a route, then he went to the bench. I'm thinking he can figure as well if Motion has him ready (not sure of the price). Obviously the Pletcher horse makes alot of sense too.

Like I said, I think it's a much more interesting race than the 6th.

Im messing up bad in this thread. Im leaning heavily towards the 2 in the 6th. The Giants Causeway. Im not crazy about the 3, but thats the type of horse I would use in a wide open race.

Its funny how people can see a 7 horse race so different.

Personally, I thought the most interesting race of the day was the 8th Race. You have a situation where there are 3 horses with legitimate early speed lining up setting up what should be a quick pace with Commandeered, who has zero shot and has no real reason to take to the grass, Giant Ryan who has no chance to hit the board but looks to be a pace factor, and Exchanging Kisses who has early speed, and fits here but looks to be in a tough situation with some legit other speed. Then you have horses like They Call Me Giant, Sporty, Raging Wit, and Strong Commitment who all have run races easily good enough to win in the past, but over their past couple of starts have tailed off. Then looking at the race further, the horse I am in interested in is Tenth Wish. Yes, Jonathan Sheppard has had a rough meet so far, but he's certainly a capable trainer, and here's a horse who has to improve a bit, but he's done nothing wrong in his career, has won impressively, is stepping up a bit, but will get the setup here at is a fair price on the Morning Line at 8/1. He doesn't have to improve that much to win this race.

Tenth wish has real shot here. I'll be playing it with Raging Wit.

I like the Sheppard and maybe They Call Me Giant to rebound. Ill be using only those 2 in all multi race wagers.

Still the best around at analyzing how a race will be run.

2011-02-09 11:48:08 AM Aqueduct Race 2 $1 P3 on 3 with 1-4 with 5,7 (ticket:88883-3A642) $8.00
2011-02-09 11:44:06 AM Gulfstream Pk Race 4 $1 P3 on 1,3 with 7-9,11,12 with 2,6,12 (ticket:E66D8-CD242) $30.00
2011-02-09 11:38:01 AM Gulfstream Pk Race 1 $1 P3 on 6,7 with 1,4 with 2,4,6,10,11 (ticket:0CC56-849CA) $20.00
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As you can see I used 1,3. They ran 1-2. Like I said in the other thread over 50% of your posts are shots at me. Who has the problem?

You sniffed out the favorite and 2nd choice. Congrats.

Has nothing to do with just how bad you are at identifying the pace scenario of races. Instead of trying to learn though, you'll just keep blabbing on.

So much for that theory :wf

I thought he was pretty impossible myself.

You should send him one of your special pics.

And you should get a blowjob from OurMissStormSewer.


God,a symphony orchestra's brass section isn't as horny as you.



( Oh..Stevie,you have left dummy's post up yet darted mine.At least what I said is true.)