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It's actually horrendously bad with the 7. Equals the parlay, using the Pick-4, and I have a hard time believing Ricardo A was 2-1 in the Pick-6.
Nice, by the way, how the rail was opened up for the last winner on the backstretch. |
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I understand. The payoffs look low considering how tough this sequence was. |
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I can't believe how no one used the 5 at all. Swain's horses are infinitely better routing and Baker is a good trainer from what I can tell, that last looks like 'lets get him out there' type run.
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please use generalizations and non-truths when arguing your side, thank you |
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Good job Titan on the hit..... |
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at least I caught the p4 a few times. ![]() |
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First of all, congratulations to Titan Sooner. Great job.
Now, for those that wonder why some people have occasional problems with seemingly odd performances by Gary Contessa trained runners, I suggest they take a good long look at the future Kentucky Derby ( and probable Triple Crown winner ) that just won the NY Bred finale. Earlier on the card, Ricardo A, another Gary Contessa runner, somewhat suprisingly galloped versus OK older claimers, at a somewhat surprisingly low 2-1. Well, that's OK, Ricardo A has run some decent races in the past, and is capable of Beyer figs in the low to mid 90s. However, the mighty Wishful Tomcat just ran a full second faster than Ricardo A. Now, don't give me " he was loose on the inner " argument....because so was Ricardo A. However you want to cut it, the performance by Wishful Tomcat is the kind that make horseplayers angry....to say the least. It's inexplicable. |