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12-05-2006, 09:03 PM
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AQU R6 12/6 on ATRAB
Great ATRAB show tonight - great good natured laughs re steeplechasing, nyra competitors, etc. i most appreciated the extended discussion of R6 Wed. at the big A. Unlike what we get everyday on that glitzey "games" network...which is too much personality and frankly -no pun intended - to much blurr..
to the point i like Marsh Madness - I always bet Louis Q...but frankly being new to the game - any opinions on this angle? (shields up! LOL) my selections are to key 6 with 1, 2,10. 
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12-05-2006, 09:20 PM
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DC -
What did they say specifically about the 6th? I've been trying to cap that race and, like you, can use any input available. On first look, I like the 1,3... but it seems too obvious.
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12-06-2006, 05:04 AM
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DC, (and DC..),
Glad you enjoyed the show... It was a fun 3 hours with the Frank Whitely interview from Bob Fox one of the highlights... Andy and I kicked around most of the contenders but agreed that if Hennig has Marital Asset (7-2) right, he should be tough.. But why 6f? He didn't even debut at 6f. And what about the gap in workouts between 10/17 and 11/11? Then there's the $5.2MM cripple Ever Shifting (3-1)... At least he has a string of works without interuption... The KMc entry (9-2) is interesting of course as McLaughlin can get 'em ready... But take a look at the 8-1's... Sensational Humor, Bush, 2nd off the break, blinkers on and likely to get the lead... Trueheart is a FuPeg that has some early foot and also adds blinks... Destefano's Marquet Desire ran two decent races in July against mediocre company and was shelved... One of several intriguing events on a tricky, tricky card, and one that makes the P6 and P4 super tough... Take your pick...
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12-06-2006, 08:31 AM
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12-06-2006, 08:58 AM
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Thanks Steve... after looking at the 6th again today, I'm passing on the P4 and instead am playing the P3 - just too many choices in the 6th..
Aqu R7 P3: 3,5/6,8/4,5,10
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