Not sure that ride helped the cause.

Reminds me of Itsmyluckyday.

Superb call in the Aqu analysis. 26-1 on top.

philywheel Wrote:
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> No redboarding here ( not really sure what
> redboarding means any )
> Belmont PIK 5
>
> R1:4
> R2:1347
> R3:467
> R4:15
> R:5 168
>
> 36$ for a .5cent
>
> I will save you time ,I postged this at 11:43am
> Eastern Standard time
> Good Luck

Eastern Daylight Time

Somehow The Pizza Man GETS 4 pounds from Bullard Alley in a 1.5 mile race.

Yes. Sorry, race numbers were wrong. Move everything back 2 races.

Race 4 winner: $5.00
Race 5 winner: $4.00
Race 6 winner:  $19.60

Race 6 payouts:
$2 double = $19.00
$2 pick-3 = $41.60

Love the lower takeout but there are many obstacles.

The pools are tiny, which snowballs because it keeps other bettors away .  They need to 86 the rolling doubles. The double pools are usually well below $1000.  The pick 3 pools are a little better but still aren\'t big enough to produce value if longshots hit.

Then there is the problem with the product itself.  There seem to be many small fields with odds-on chalk.  They certainly also have some big fields too, especially on the turf.  There are quite a few state-bred races which might be deterring simulcast players that aren\'t familiar with the MN horses.  Finally , it\'s hard to take huge stands in races that have Diodoro horses.  

These are opinions of course.  I\'d love to hear other players\' thoughts.

I\'ve yet to see offshore odds on the filly you\'re talking about.  Thinking 10-1 to 12-1 range probably.

Great post. Love it.

That question was addressed on Twitter and GMB said \"ZERO CHANCE\" they declare Tom\'s Ready to let Mo Tom in.

NoCarolinaTony Wrote:
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> Mike..
>
> We finally moved back home after the fire in
> August.. We are doing ok.
> Am in the BCBC again this year. Been raining off
> and on all morning into early afternoon. Claiming
> one more band to come through then it will clear.
>
>
> I was here opening rainy weekend if this meet and
> you are right about the turf course. I met with
> Irish Jock Jim Crowley who was on Fav in Shadwell
> mile. He told me they wouldn\'t come back for BC,
> horse was Leary about running on the slick footing
> below surface.
>
> Anyway , I\'m back and will try to be more frequent
> on the board again...
>
> And for my Metropolitan brethren, let\'s hope last
> night was just a bump in road.
>
> Let\'s Go Mets!!
>
> NCTony

Nice shout-outs on the Byk show this morning!

Taris could get a little steam.  Merry Meadow will be all of 20-1+.

TGJB Wrote:
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> So, Preciado was nice enough to spare us the
> headache of what his runners would do with BC
> testing, he didn\'t enter any.
>
> Meanwhile, super claim Trouble Kid won another
> 150k race over the weekend at Parx. Barn ran 1-2
> in that one.

Favorite Tale is in the Sprint, no?

Fairmount1 Wrote:
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> >
> Separate topic.  What happened to the twin
> trifecta?  I understand that fads come and go but
> it sure seems that was a fascinating wager but it
> has disappeared I\'m guessing now that the pick 5
> basically started by Magna and the dime pick 6
> have emerged as the latest fads along with the
> Super High 5 that doesn\'t seem to really receive
> tremendous support at the windows.

The Gulfstream West meet opened yesterday and they\'ve introduced a Rolling Super High 5 that carries over to the next race if it\'s not hit.  Interesting concept and it\'s nice to see Magna trying new things.