Utterly inexplicable ride Cohen just gave Smart Stride. Yanks her back to last behind fractions of :24.65 and :48.68 and then she comes flying late to finish second. How can you play a track where jockeys think that's a viable strategy? It's comical how many times Ramon bends the rest of the jockeys over per day.

Aqueduct

Race #9) $20 Ex --- 6 / 1 8 --- = $40

Rice has bad numbers with inner stretchouts.

It is frustrating and we have seen these type of rides at Aqueduct all winter. Ramon toys with most of this crew, but I just don't understand why these jocks are letting others walk on the front end as if they are helping their own situations by not challenging others. Cohen is a below average rider IMO.

Gp 8

$20dd 2,4/8

Gulfstream

Race #8) $20 DD --- 2 / 9 11 --- = $40

$2 Pick 3 --- 2 4 6 / 5 9 11 / 3 7 --- $54

He is easily below average. And yet, he's a 16% rider at Aqueduct. What does that tell you about the jockey colony? I've reached my breaking point. I can't let jerkoffs like them straight up steal money from me because they have no clock in their heads. It's unfortunate, because I really enjoy the Aqueduct broadcast, but 24% Pick 4 takeout + Ramon constantly pantsing every single jockey except Cornelio makes it unplayable.

When 11 time losers win races, particularly as chalk, I don't. :wf

Gulfstream late double

$10 dbl 9 w 1,7,12= $30

GP 9

20 Win 6-Sea Road

Gp 10

$20dd 8/5,7

I hear ya, Joey. I don't understand why the jockey colony is not better with the purses at Aqueduct. When guys like Ariel Smith and Carlos Montalvo are regularly getting rides, you know it is a sh!t colony.

GP 10

5 Ex 1/10
1 Tri 1/10/ALL
1 SFX 1/10/4,6,7,8/4,5,6,7,8

Gp 10

$20w 7
$5exb 5,7
$1trib 1,5,7

Gp 10
$30 ex = 1 /10,12
$15 ex = 10,12 / 1
$10 exb = 4,7,12
$5 tri = 4,10,12 / 1 / 4,10,12
$3 exb = 2,11,12

Oh Well,:(

Unreal, I can't riders to be aggressive when I need them and then when the 7 looks like the logical speed, somehow Paco Lopez gets a cheap horse from the 11 hole to clear that field? That sets up a 1/29 horse who is 0/8 at GP and 0/7 at the distance? Yeah, that makes sense. :wf