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05-31-2019, 02:03 PM
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The Stakes Calendar at Bloodhorse is usually a more reliable list of upcoming stakes races. As you can see, it extends further into the future than DRF.
Here's a link for future reference: https://www.bloodhorse.com/horse-rac...takes-calendar No need to fret. Even though there's no Stephen Foster or Fleur de Lis on the Churchill card (there's both on a superb race card two weeks away), the Churchill offering should suit us just fine as we eagerly await the Belmont. My only complaint is that Mike Battaglia makes a mediocre morning line. The couple of times I checked the numbers, he never got below a total of 125%, even though the WPS takeout in KY is only 17.5%. He also seems to use 6-1 as his automatic default odds once he gets beyond the contenders. Perhaps I'm being too picky, but his ML has a very mechanical feel to it and has for many years. 
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05-31-2019, 06:01 PM
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Mrrrrrrrrrrrow
Thank you JOLY and Real Quiet for the BLOODHORSE information
 All these years I have always used DRF STAKES schedule  It never occurred to me to go to BLOODHORSE for that information Interestingly I get daily BLOODHORSE emails with updates I probably will never use DRF again!!!  Again I offer my apologies for choosing the wrong track  I only wish I could’ve taken it back but found out too late
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05-31-2019, 09:13 PM
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Sounds like more than a couple of us drifted over to Bloodhorse. I too used DRF Stakes schedule for a long time, but it got to where I couldn't find it on the site so gave up and went over to BH. Don't use much at DRF anymore except for entries and results and an occasional written opinion piece by Watchmaker or Privman and during Derby preps I look at their Derby Watch listing.
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