Jockey Colonies -- few real good ones are out there

[Calzone Lord]

Originally Posted by Rudeboyelvis

Gallarado has become first call for Jamie Ness, which certainly pads the stats...(at least at Tampa, I don't follow PID to know whether that followed suit there)

Jamie Ness has been awful at PID this year. He's 18-for-95 (19% wins) $0.86 ROI

The win percentage seems ok, but he's stuffed a lot of short priced horses, into short-field claimers.

[Rudeboyelvis]

Originally Posted by Calzone Lord

Jamie Ness has been awful at PID this year. He's 18-for-95 (19% wins) $0.86 ROI

The win percentage seems ok, but he's stuffed a lot of short priced horses, into short-field claimers.

From what I recall, and it's been years, admittedly...He used to have a guy at Thistledown run his string there

[South Beach Luv]

I like Woodbine's colony for a 2nd tier track. Husbands reigns supreme up there but Eurico Rosa da Silva and Contreras aren't far behind. Justin Stein is pretty solid too.

[Benny]

Originally Posted by Calzone Lord

Jamie Ness has been awful at PID this year. He's 18-for-95 (19% wins) $0.86 ROI.

The win percentage seems ok, but he's stuffed a lot of short priced horses, into short-field claimers.

Saw stats on Capuano/Gallardo that were pretty high % on PID big race day