Arlington today

Scav · #1 07-03-2008, 10:33 AM

Late P4 action plus an early P3 for the KnS players

1: 3,5
2: 2,3
3: 1,2,4,5

6: 1,3
7: 4,7,8,9
8: 5,8,10,12
9: 8

Scav · #2 07-03-2008, 10:47 AM

RACE 1

RACE 2

Scratch # 1a – Go Go Mojo

RACE 3

Scratch # 7 – Elegant Kitten
Jockey Change # 6 – Chris Emigh

RACE 4

Scratch # 1 (poe) – David’s Tiger
Jockey Change # 7 – Jesse Lantz

RACE 5

RACE 6

RACE 7

Scratch # 1 (poe) My Pal Richie

RACE 8

Scratch # 4 – Michael’s Dreamin’
Scratch # 7 – Don’tcallmechris
Scratch # 9 – Bearific
Scratch # 11 – Bad Bet

RACE 9

Bobby Fischer · #3 07-03-2008, 10:53 AM

the 7th today is a real cool one, in that it is the 2yo maidens going 1mile. 4.5furlong baby races don't always transfer to a 1 turn mile on polytrack, so there is at least an opportunity to be had. Yesterday was a good one with the Asmussen horse being overlayed and the FTS that was naturally suited to the distance. No one jumps off the page today, but I don't necessarily love pletcher's horse ml fav. These are fun races to play arm-chair physicality handicapper as well.

the 9th is not terrible either in that it is 9 furlongs on the turf course.

GBBob · #4 07-03-2008, 10:56 AM

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Originally Posted by Bobby Fischer

the 7th today is a real cool one, in that it is the 2yo maidens going 1mile. 4.5furlong baby races don't always transfer to a 1 turn mile on polytrack, so there is at least an opportunity to be had. Yesterday was a good one with the Asmussen horse being overlayed and the FTS that was naturally suited to the distance. No one jumps off the page today, but I don't necessarily love pletcher's horse ml fav. These are fun races to play arm-chair physicality handicapper as well.

the 9th is not terrible either in that it is 9 furlongs on the turf course.

Betting perspective not withstanding, that one yesterday was pretty brutal

Habersham000 · #5 07-03-2008, 11:43 AM

In the 7th I really like the 5, Sunday Coach, the pedigree is nothing special but I really like DiVito with 2YO. He is making his second start and has had 4 good workouts since the last race. I remember his first race and the horse had no chance to win after the 1st furlong. Added distance might help.

Scav I see your singling your boy Archdeacon....hopefully you can get a decent ride out of Campbell...Geroux killed the horse last time.

Scav · #6 07-03-2008, 12:05 PM

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Originally Posted by Habersham000

In the 7th I really like the 5, Sunday Coach, the pedigree is nothing special but I really like DiVito with 2YO. He is making his second start and has had 4 good workouts since the last race. I remember his first race and the horse had no chance to win after the 1st furlong. Added distance might help.

Scav I see your singling your boy Archdeacon....hopefully you can get a decent ride out of Campbell...Geroux killed the horse last time.

I like the 7 in the best in the baby race. Smith is like 30% 2nd timer, 4 good works and blinkers go aboard, I just question Riggs....

Habersham000 · #7 07-03-2008, 12:14 PM

Riggs is close to the riding level as your boy Shane....I don't like the 7 because Smith hits at only 3% with 2YO. Blinkers would help his greenly running I bet...Don't think I am going to play the horse but I wouldn't be surprised if he won

-BT- · #8 07-03-2008, 12:30 PM

Jose Velez off #6 Lockback for Proctor..... Emigh up

can we get a late rider change as well chuck????????

-bt-

Scav · #9 07-03-2008, 12:48 PM

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Originally Posted by Habersham000

Riggs is close to the riding level as your boy Shane....I don't like the 7 because Smith hits at only 3% with 2YO. Blinkers would help his greenly running I bet...Don't think I am going to play the horse but I wouldn't be surprised if he won

Smith is getting better stock, Tom Archdeacon was exactly the same as this horse.