11/28 ROTD Contest~Prize! HOL 9-G1 HOL Derby (7:37p ET)
 

$24 TRIFECTA CONTEST ~ PRIZE!


FORMULATOR PP'S


9th (4:37) Hollywood Derby (G1)

1 1/4 Miles (Turf) | Open | 3 Year Olds Stakes | Purse: $250,000

1 1 Lions Story Smith M E Hollendorfer Jerry 122 L 12-1
2 2 Blue Panis (FR) Talamo J Chappet Fabrice 122 FTL 7-2
3 3 Sebastian Flyte (GB) Rosario J Cecil B D A 122 L 5-2
4 4 Juniper Pass Blanc B Bell Thomas R II 122 L 15-1
5 5 Jairzihno (GB) Valenzuela P A Callaghan Simon 122 L 12-1
6 6 Citrus Kid Bejarano R Terranova, II John P 122 L 3-1
7 7 Fantastic Pick (GB) Nakatani C S Lloyd James 122 L 5-1
8 8 Haimish Hy Gomez G K Sherman Art 122 L 6-1

$1 Exacta / $2 Quinella / $1 Trifecta $1 Superfecta (10-cent min.) / $2 Double

2,7/1,2,3,6,7/1,2,3,6,7

$4 Tri

3/2,7/1,2,6,7

$4 tri

7/3,4,6/3,4,6

$1 Tri box

2,3,5,8

BOL to all!!

$12 Tri-key 8/1-2

$1 3,4/3,4/1,2,5,6,7,8=$12
$2 3,4,6 bx = $12

$ 1 Tri
3/1-2-5-7
1-2-5-7/3/1-2-5-7

Gluck!!

1346 box

$1 box 1,6,7,8

$4 Tri

2/3,4,6/3,4,6

Cool race. 3 should have one.


8/3/4/6

Got him stuck inside. They were all riding his horse, but when you're on the obvious chalk, then you know that was a bad spot to be sitting. I played him in a straight exacta on top of the winner. Should easily have gone my way, but he choked on this ride. He was last early, and then (right away ) he seems to be mid pack (stuck on the rail.) He was asking for trouble, and he got it. Some other guy on a lesser horse (but riding perfectly) gets a Grade 1. I love how all these people making money calling races (and commentating) will be quick to say a horse had trouble, but don't want to ever say a guy had a horse in a spot that was perfect for finding trouble. They act like it 100% bad luck, and never being in poor position. He had the horse in a position that often results in chalk getting screwed.