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Old 09-29-07, 01:49 PM   #1
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Arrow TP, 09.29.07

For Saturday, September 29, 2007

Apologies for this being later than planned but someone hit a nice one
last night and went out to celebrate afterwards.

Thoughts for Turfway Park
Race 1/ Jumbo Sky: Trained by Tom Proctor, given a generous 8:1 m/l,
third time maiden starter going a mile for the second time, worth the
risk

Race 2/
Hacker Craft: Charles is looking for his first win of the meet
and been having a rough year (6%) but has this one spotted well.

Columbus Club: is a level three profile play who has never been in the
money @ TP but Cowans William has been this meet 43% of the time, a
8:1 m/l makes this one interesting

Hey Bill: is a level four profile play who has knocked on the door
twice at this distance (pair of places) and once over the track as
well, will gladly take the 15:1 m/l

Race 3/ Richwood Silver: Joe Cain's winning @ a 14% for the meet and
most likely will be overlooked again by the betting public, hoss is
getting third jock in as many races and although not a big fan of
Thompson at least it's not a downgrade, making second start over the
surface (this meet)

Race 7/
My Private Lake: is a level four profile play who has never
been in the money @ TP or distance with a trainer who's only been in
the money once this meet and has an oh-fer in the irons, yet; this is
the horse of choice today especially if the tote board hovers around
the generous 30:1 m/l, flip side is might be a race away

Pauilac: has an extremely patient jock similar to CD's famous rider,
while it's not all about the jock, if one can forgive the previous
race; there is a solid horse here who has a win-miss lifetime pattern,
the 8:1 m/l is about right but if it drops to 2:1 or lower it would be
safe to presume some connection money has been dropped

Race 9/ Warrior Girl: is a level four profile play who has a win & show
@ the distance but not raced over the surface, being conditioned by
DWL and knowing he can pull a 30:1 m/l to the winner's circle is not a
deterrent

Race 10/ Street Sense: anyone who knows or knows of me realizes how
highly this one is thought of, broke the jinx of the BCJ & KYD, grabbed
the blanket March 17 and then has gone on to "better" things since,
nice as it would be to go into the Classic a win here is not the big
goal and can not seeing him finish any worse than second

Race 11/ Blazing Bull: a level four profile play who is cutting back in
distance and given a cushy 15:1 m/l

Good luck to all.
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