he capped off my pk4 in which i went 0-4
my pk3 in which i went 0-3
and my pk6 in which i went 2-6


slick f wheelie.... you gotta be kidding me, the roundhouse needs to head to finger lakes or the farm....eldoktori needs to close behind

can't believe i let joey talk me into eldoktori

nice pick wizard....who's the lone turf horse you're gonna select tom.?


-bt-

Did you at least catch the $139 exacta from the 8th using the 3 horses I gave. Tell me you at least grabbed the $157 exacta in the last using the only two horses on my ticket???:D

I haven't looked at anything for tomorrow yet. I played golf this afternoon and then when to Target and spent $220 on baby stuff:wf

They are one of the few things more expensive than a MSW......but worth it in the wink of an eye.

http://www.brisnet.com/cgi-bin/edito...e.cgi?id=19565

The TwinSpires.com Players' Pool made the most of Wednesday's lucrative Pick-6 pool at Saratoga, constructing one of the five winning tickets worth $377,883. With 31 consolation tickets at $983 apiece, the Players' Pool showed gross winnings of $408,356.

Thanks. Bruce Brown, Bill Recio (who had him in Ocala for about a year) and their respective staffs deserve all the credit. Bill laid a great, patient foundation with 'Wheelie, and the horse had been training great since he arrived at the Oklahoma in late June. In light of the injury that he suffered last July, this would have to rank as our partnership's most rewarding win no matter where it happened. That it occurred at Saratoga only makes it that much more special.

If only we had been able to hit the pic-6, then we would have had a tale of a lifetime. We had 5 consos, as Fancy Point and Crowned General were "B"s on our tickets, and we didn't have them tied together.

So for every buck a player bought of the 60K invested returned approx. $6.80?

isnt there some conflict of intrest when the adw is betting vs its customers?

pretty much every big co is gonna get hit by the players pool monster tix