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I must admit that I'm the guy that e-mailed Ted with my success at Finger Lakes on Monday hitting that Pick-4; Today I played Belmont and Finger Lakes without much success until the late Pick 3 at Fingers (races 7-9); I played 5,6//4,5//4,8; I caught the winner of the first leg but went dead in the 2nd leg; I then decided to play a $4.00 exacta box of 4 and 8 and The number came back over $265.00 for a deuce; I made over $500.00 on the race; I have mentioned to Ted in some private posts that this program has really made me do things that I never would have done in the past; For sure I never would have had " Wooden" who was 2 for 27 and and trainer that is o for 51 on the year; It's amazing how RDSS has changed me; I've been betting for over 45 years. Thanks for listening-Marty

Marty,

I am really happy for you! Finger Lakes is a sweet little track. Glad to know RDSS is paying its way in your handicapping toolbox!

Ted

Just logged in to FL race 5, Sloppy track but The 4 horse is the lone Erarly
So with 5 MTP he is my bet along with the 12 horse.

Ernie

FL R5: The 12 horse (He Struck it Rich) won & paid 10.80. I didn't strike it rich but
a win is a win. The lone early horse #4 was 2nd at the top of he stretch but faded
out of the money.

Ernie

Very nice work Marty! Congratulations and keep it going man.:cool:

Good stuff Ernie also. Just pop in drop a 2 horse win wager on us at the Finger and walk away with a double digit winner!:)

Thanks, I was tuned onto FL by the above posts. I never had the confidence to
play sloppy tracks until recently. From what I read the lone early horse may have
an additional advantage in the slop due to the fact that the horses behind may
be thrown off stride by debris from the leader.

I passed races 6 & 7 and had to leave for an appointment. When I returned I
ran the races that I missed thru RDSS. Take a look at Race 8 where the lone Early
stood out like a sore thumb and paid 33.80. RDSS also had the exacta and tri.
(7-5-4).
All I can say is that I will dive into the slop next time around.

Ernie