Points Results 04.24.2021

[Plenilune]

Pimlico R11 King T. Leatherbury S.

8 Completed Pass
7 Francatelli
2 Fair Catch

Scratched: 1 3 12

Roamin42 starts from last running to first with a three digit score! DonGuido grabs second. cal828 nails third. JolyB and RUFFIAN split the super spot.

1 Roamin42 BCX 7 100
2 DonGuido BAX 17 80
3 cal828-DC ACX 15 76
4 JolyB BAX 17 74
4 RUFFIAN BAX 17 74

R11: Real Quiet CXX 3 68
R11: Digger BCX 7 63
R11: cruzan200246 CXX 3 56
R11: Alli CAX 7 52

[RUFFIAN]

MEOWZADOODLES ROAMIN!!! 🏆

Not Only An ROI PurrrrrFormer ....
But Purrrfound Points Pickins Too! 😲

PURRRRRING CONGRATULATIONS & CACHE OF CATNIP 🐱

[DonGuido]

Congrats Roamin on a nice score card. You keep this up added to your ROI prowess and you'll be dangerous in the gate. :

[Roamin42]

Thanks for the update, its a rarity that i had high score for the points Now if only i can put that + ROI I would be proud. Anyway I hope every one has a great day on Saturday. By the way look at the Wood Memorial Race.

[JolyB]

Roamin, that's a comment that begs a question. When I've looked at the Wood and the Derby runners exiting from it, I've seen a race that was on the slow side and runners with numbers that are a cut below the top tier of contenders. I've felt that Bourbonic and Dynamic One were both a bit of a reach and deserve the long odds that their backers will receive. You could be suggesting that Brooklyn Strong's Wood was just a workout and that we should look at his performance in the Remsen, which is a very interesting lonshot angle.

With that in mind, what am I overlooking?

[RUFFIAN]

JOLY
If you think his choices are a bit of a “REACH”
You’ll probably get a chuckle out of ONE of mine


#13 HIDDEN STASH = MY FAVORITE NUMBER
AND A CLEVERLY SIGNIFICANT NAME

Trainer: Vicki H. Oliver
Jockey: Rafael Bejarano
ML Odds: 50-1

MANDALOUN ( Into Mischief = Fave Sire )

I ABSOLUTELY LOVE ESSENTIAL QUALITY (* GRAY OBSESSION)
( Illogical to play at 2/1 )

[cal828]

In a 20 horse field, I tend to avoid the closer types. I think I learned my lesson with Dialed In. I think he finished last. However, I did bet Strike the Gold and he was a closer, but I think that was when the field usually had some speedy sprinters that got in based on money won and not points. All that said, it does seem to me that the times at Aqueduct always seem a bit slower than the same horses might get at another venue, but even so, the Wood seemed to be a pretty slow race.

[DonGuido]

Originally Posted by cal828

In a 20 horse field, I tend to avoid the closer types. I think I learned my lesson with Dialed In. I think he finished last. However, I did bet Strike the Gold and he was a closer, but I think that was when the field usually had some speedy sprinters that got in based on money won and not points. All that said, it does seem to me that the times at Aqueduct always seem a bit slower than the same horses might get at another venue, but even so, the Wood seemed to be a pretty slow race.

Mid packers with a strong early-late pace, relax and finish with gusto. Have I described anybody???

[DonGuido]

Originally Posted by JolyB

Roamin, that's a comment that begs a question. When I've looked at the Wood and the Derby runners exiting from it, I've seen a race that was on the slow side and runners with numbers that are a cut below the top tier of contenders. I've felt that Bourbonic and Dynamic One were both a bit of a reach and deserve the long odds that their backers will receive. You could be suggesting that Brooklyn Strong's Wood was just a workout and that we should look at his performance in the Remsen, which is a very interesting lonshot angle.

With that in mind, what am I overlooking?

But when has the Derby pace been slow???

[Roamin42]

Well all i know is this is the Derby and racing luck has a lot to do with a 20 horse field.
This is going to be one of those races. Say what you want but this is my choice, win or lose, This is where my $$$$$$$$$ are going. Good luck to all.