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mamojica · 05-15-2009, 08:29 AM

Louisiana Downs is a track I've never played before. I didn't even know what some of the track abbreviations stood for, like WrD for instance. I found some info on Will Rogers Downs here: http://www.drf.com/trackinfo/will_rogers_downs.html

I used this occasion handicapping this race as an opportunity to acquaint myself with the tracks in that part of the country.

I have to agree with Charlie. #7 Uncle Bubba is the only other early horse, but #5 Pitton's Road looks fast enough to get into his comfort zone. The other horses look too slow to catch him. (Although, to be honest, for some reason the little voice in the back of my mind keeps telling me to beware of the #3. It's just the usual doubts I have when comparing horses that haven't run on the same tracks.)

Regards,
Marc

05-15-2009, 08:29 AM	#6
mamojica MC 4000 Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: Bronx NY Posts: 31	Louisiana Downs is a track I've never played before. I didn't even know what some of the track abbreviations stood for, like WrD for instance. I found some info on Will Rogers Downs here: http://www.drf.com/trackinfo/will_rogers_downs.html I used this occasion handicapping this race as an opportunity to acquaint myself with the tracks in that part of the country. I have to agree with Charlie. #7 Uncle Bubba is the only other early horse, but #5 Pitton's Road looks fast enough to get into his comfort zone. The other horses look too slow to catch him. (Although, to be honest, for some reason the little voice in the back of my mind keeps telling me to beware of the #3. It's just the usual doubts I have when comparing horses that haven't run on the same tracks.) Regards, Marc