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05-02-2010, 12:40 PM
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Had the tri in the Oaks for $97 but wish Evening Jewel held on. Played tri's and Pick 3's derby day but was not even close. My son (12 yrs old) had 1,2,4,13,20 tri-box for the derby. I was also going to play it as an exacta but had already spent too much on the day and passed.
 Overall a fun day. Setup a TV outside on the deck and watched the early portion of the card from there. Then went over to Monmouth Park with the family for the derby.
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In the Picnic area at Monmouth Park. Haskell 2008 
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05-02-2010, 12:44 PM
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I got Boreled... several times
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....stay lady stay...stay while the night is still ahead... http://www.playlist.com/playlist/15640118795/standalone
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05-02-2010, 01:13 PM
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No luck all day long in the Muti race bets.
Keyed Super Saver in the tris and exactas with IB, DMC, AL and PO'P. Invested about $150 in the Derby cashed about $1,900 with a $10 exacta and $1 tri. I'm surprised to hear the $121 for $1 payoff on the SS/PO'P exacta payoff as he was virtually the same odds as IB. If the PO'P jock rides all the way to the wire and doesn't get head bobbed by the 2 I still have the $10 exacta and $1 tri. I guess it costs me but no regret. I was a big supporter of SS but Steve's on-site reporting really pushed me to PO'P who I still think will could be a turf superstar if he stays healthy. Also thanks to Steve D. whose report on the track basis coming out of the Arkansas Derby helped me get over what could have been a big negative on SS.
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I Think you just coined a new term!
Hybrid Mode
