Well done TFM! I bailed when it fell below 5/1.

Damn, I bet the horse when they were loading at 4:1. :confused:

What a hit he took.

what track is PLN in the Midwest???????????
I'll bet it isn'tany of these:
PLN can stand for:

* The currency code of the Polish złoty
* Liberal Nationalist Party, Partido Liberal Nacionalista, a former political party of Nicaragua
* National Liberal Party, Partido Liberal Nacional, a political party of Panama
* National Liberation Party, Partido Liberación Nacional, a political party of Costa Rica
* Pellston Regional Airport, a commercial airport in Pellston, MI
* Perusahaan Listrik Negara, Indonesian Government-owned Electricity Company
* Power line networking
* PLN (gene), a human gene which encodes an integral membrane protein
* Pln, the abbreviation for the orchid genus Pleione
* .pln, the file name for printing files in construction
* .pln, the Adobe InDesign third-party plug-in format
* Probabalistic logic network
* PLN, a Roman mint-signature for London

Nice job, congrats.

Sixth race, splitting the bet between the 2 and the 3. not crazy about the odds on the latter, but he looks good.

Not to change the subject, but there's a great movie on TCM tonight: THE ROCKING HORSE WINNER. It doesn't air too often, so check it out.

inside posts look dominant on the soft going in the 6th 2,3,1

This is a surface so rare to these horses that the :8: might get out there and, literally, SLIP away as the closing moves of the two and three are from WAY back

Energy dynamics of wet grass are about the same as dry grass methinks

Hope you were on the exacta; especially with the lower than expected odds on the 2.

:3: :5: Hawthorne 2nd....no odds however:7: undeneath

For once I did just that since I really preferred the 2, I just boxed him with the 3. I was at first just going to put it all on 2 to place, but at the last minute while putting in the bet, a voice told me to try an exacta instead.

I may not bet an exacta again for years, but I just had to listen to the voice, I'm a big believer in that. Sometimes it tells me to pass, even as I'm about to make the wager. It doesn't happen often, but when it does, I listen.

Once it told me to wager on a horse in the Belmont, only because it was announced he was wearing mud calks. The voice said "Joe Cantey knows when to use them" and Temperance Hill won and paid over 50/1.