Let\'s assume Big Brown DOESN\'T run.
Let\'s also assume The Travers entrants are, basically, the Jim Dandy runners as well as Colonial John, Tres Borrachos, and a couple others from the West Coast.
What kind of price is Harlem Rocker?
I would guess PYRO would be a luke-warm favorite. (Personally, I can\'t see him winning at 1 1/4).
Harlem Rocker....at best, 5-1.
I\'m thinkng if BB wins easy at Monmouth on Sunday, he\'s headed for the Travers. Now triple your HR price.
Good Luck,
Joe B.
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> Let\'s assume Big Brown DOESN\'T run.
>
> Let\'s also assume The Travers entrants are,
> basically, the Jim Dandy runners as well as
> Colonial John, Tres Borrachos, and a couple others
> from the West Coast.
>
> What kind of price is Harlem Rocker?
Mambo In Seattle will be the wise-guy 2nd choice. if HR\'s last sheet fig is exceptionally fast, I could see 5 or 6-1. otherwise, 8-1 to 10-1.
is he a confirmed runner?
According to Pletcher, \"We are strongly considering the Travers\".
Here\'s the story I read:
http://www.thoroughbredtimes.com/racing-news/2008/July/28/Pletcher-counting-on-successful-Saratoga-meeting.aspx
I give Harlem Rocker a 25% chance (3-1) to beat those horses. If you\'re going to tell me I might get a 100% overlay, maybe more, I\'d be very interested in making that bet.