Horse racing

trytrytry

trytrytry

All I do is trytrytry
trytrytry said:
esp now in Kentucky no dime breakage so you get the real after track take out value on those low end payouts $2.80 is now maybe $2.88 $2.40 could be $2.44 etc etc .

There will be a PLACE overlay flightline however dont play to win in this case. win and place will be the same.
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i hear to help boys. here to help

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Flightline
Flavien Prat
John W Sadler
$2.88
$2.92
 
John Kelly

John Kelly

Born Gambler
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Miserable loss for the 11/1 shot (#10 Vespucci) on the inside.

Horse blew a three-length lead inside the final sixteenth of a mile.

NYRA announcer Chris Griffin did a great job framing the final stages of the race in a driving rainstorm.

He did not dare call the winner at the finish line.

I don't blame him.

No need.
 
sharky99

sharky99

EOG Dedicated
Rough Stretch for #10 Vespucci as JK mentioned, that Tote issue was terrible timing for several people and tracks!
 
blueline

blueline

EOG Master
dont see Columbus on XBET.....looked at charts for 8/24.....5 races....6K offtrack handle...27K on-track
 
blueline

blueline

EOG Master
looking at Colonial....." analyst" hands out a $112 pick 6 ticket in a pool that ended up with less than $1200 in it.....toast after one race
 
blueline

blueline

EOG Master

Even Asian Racing takes a hit, But HK seems to have a Solution​

Yesterday, 04:39.09 PM

From Reuters News wire

“Singapore held its final horse race on Saturday, ending 180 years of the sport to make way for more housing. The government is razing about 300 acres of the Singapore Turf Club to build homes for the island’s burgeoning population, Bloomberg reported. Horse racing has declined in some parts of Asia due to a lack of interest from younger people and post-pandemic financial struggles: Macau also terminated the sport this year. But horse racing has thrived in Hong Kong, where it saw a record turnover of $39 billion in 2022-2023. Thanks in part to its charitable contributions to the public housing sector, the Hong Kong Jockey Club — the city’s top taxpayer — “appears poised to survive for decades,” Nikkei Asia wrote.”
 
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jasson621

EOG Dedicated
blueline said:

Even Asian Racing takes a hit, But HK seems to have a Solution​

Yesterday, 04:39.09 PM

From Reuters News wire

“Singapore held its final horse race on Saturday, ending 180 years of the sport to make way for more housing. The government is razing about 300 acres of the Singapore Turf Club to build homes for the island’s burgeoning population, Bloomberg reported. Horse racing has declined in some parts of Asia due to a lack of interest from younger people and post-pandemic financial struggles: Macau also terminated the sport this year. But horse racing has thrived in Hong Kong, where it saw a record turnover of $39 billion in 2022-2023. Thanks in part to its charitable contributions to the public housing sector, the Hong Kong Jockey Club — the city’s top taxpayer — “appears poised to survive for decades,” Nikkei Asia wrote.”
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Geldings only and high rise barns also help
 
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