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Losing is not an option.
Join Date: Apr 18, 2007
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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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Losing is not an option.
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Part II
HAW 4/ Seismographer: is a level two profile play, hoss has not been in the money in either race but has 40% w/p ratio for the distance, while TD, getting the return call, and Robert Gorham have goose eggs for the meet (heading intotoday) with a 8:1 m/l it's worth a shot HAW 6/ Dr. Robinson: no, not because the Lost in Space show several years ago, both jock & trainer are about 50% in the money for the meet, blinkers should help and is also a level one profile play, don't see the public taking this one below double digit odds unless someone knows something coming from a 15:1 m/l and hasn't spread it HAW 8/ Crested (GB): is a level one profile play with a trainer making their seasonal debut, the pilot (EMIGH) is a woeful 5% winner so far but a semi-respectable 15% for the year, hoss has placed over the local lawn but is oh-fer at the distance Ballast (IRE): is a level four profile play who has enough early and tactical speed that could wire the field despite never having soiled the local surface, one can forgive the zeroes from the conditioner and rider for the meet as their year numbers are acceptable Onthedeanslist: is a level four profile play who also has early speed that is making debut over the HAW lawn but has a pair of wins at the distance (form five attempts), largest drawback was the scr on the 22nd (Sept) by the trainer HAW 9/ Yanquee Reign: everything in printed form says this one deserves the 20:1 m/l - the oh-fer by the trainer, the not in the money for the tack and distance, etc but going to use this one as the HAW BA play of the day and keying as well for exotics |
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