Saturday March 9 Tampa Bay Downs ROI Wagers go here

[cruzan200246]

R4. 3 Qualificata $25 Win
R5. 4 Mayfly $25 Win
R8. 10 Easy Come Easy Go $25 Win
R11. 4 Good Money $25 Win

[JolyB]

Race 9:
$2 Pick 4: 1,7,8 / 6,7,11 / 5,7 / 2,3 ($72)

$1 Pick 4: 1,7,8 / 5,10 / 5,7 / 2,3 ($24)

Good luck to all and thank you to Real Quiet for scoring.

[cal828]

R8

$4 Tri 1//3,5,10//3,5,10=$24

$1 Tri Box 1,3,5,10=$24

R10

$4 Tri 5//6,7,11//6,7,11=$24

$1 Tri Box 5,6,7,11=$24

R11

$2 Tri 7//5,9//5,9=$4

[NJ Stinks]

Race 8:
$30 to win on #10 (Easy Come Easy Go)

Race 11:
$30 to win on #9 (Grand Mo the First)
$20 exacta box - #7/#11

[NJ Stinks]

That exacta I played in the Tampa Bay Derby should have been 7/9 - there was no 11 in the race. Still, playing the #11 in a 10 horse field kind of blends in with what was going on late today in Oldsmar!

[JolyB]

Originally Posted by NJ Stinks

That exacta I played in the Tampa Bay Derby should have been 7/9 - there was no 11 in the race. Still, playing the #11 in a 10 horse field kind of blends in with what was going on late today in Oldsmar!

What a shame for that to happen on Tampa Bay's biggest day of the year. It seems that ontrack patrons might have to return at a later date to get refunds for their live tickets. I still can't figure out how they have handled the multirace wagers on the late races. They also had a problem earlier in the day on what was to be the final day of an online contest they were conducting, a type of eliminator contest that still had about 80 or so survivors. I believe that the contest day was finally aborted and the contest was extended until today. Fortunately (or unfortunately) I had been eliminated a week ago so didn't have to deal with that particular angst.

[cal828]

It's a mystery for sure. You wouldn't think there would be two different systems. One for the horizontal bets and one for the vertical bets, DRF has the horizontal results up through race 11, but none for the WPS, Exacta, Tri, Super.

Don't think anyone in our group did all that well. Gulfstream was the feast and Tampa the famine for most of us.