12-3 Picks

[Tim Y]

Originally Posted by clore1030

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.

I still have that tape in the quagmire. The Mrs. is a great gal

[clore1030]

Seventh race

The better part of the entry will have to come from the clouds to win this. The 5 at mucho generous odds and the 7 look better to me.

[Tim Y]

the Yin and the Yang in the 7th with honorable mention to the

[Nets]

agree. Like the 7 and 5 worth it at the price as well.

[Tim Y]

Originally Posted by Nets

agree. Like the 7 and 5 worth it at the price as well.

the SEVEN on this TRACK today????

[clore1030]

Originally Posted by Tim Y

I still have that tape in the quagmire. The Mrs. is a great gal

Charlsie Cantey was a host on our local weekly racing show in the 70s and 80s, then went on to national exposure with CBS I think. She always seemed genuine, and as she was Forego's exercise rider, she got extra points from me.

Frank Wright was her co-host locally, and while he was no great shakes as a trainer it seemed, he was a very good on-camera person.

[clore1030]

Originally Posted by Tim Y

the SEVEN on this TRACK today????

I went further back for a line on the 7, only because I was looking to knock out the entry. I prefer the 5 though, and if I lose to a 3/5 shot, so be it.

Then that's it for the rest of the day as RDSS won't let me handicap the eighth at 13 panels.

[Tim Y]

Originally Posted by clore1030

I went further back for a line on the 7, only because I was looking to knock out the entry. I prefer the 5 though, and if I lose to a 3/5 shot, so be it.

Then that's it for the rest of the day as RDSS won't let me handicap the eighth at 13 panels.

Spec and I changed it to ten furlongs but the favorite will just about have to fall down to lose it unless Ravel goes off and hides

[tfm]

Originally Posted by clore1030

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.

The 2 was an obvious 'trip' horse. The problem is that Andy Serling, who does the pre-race commentary, loved the horse and gave him out. At the time the horse was 9:1. Next flash it went to 6:1, then 5:1, before finally settling at 7:1. Any chance of getting 10:1 or more on him, which I expected, went out the window and the only play was the exacta.

[Tim Y]

UPDATED with the scratch so