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Betting news, trends, odds and predictions from various handicappers and websites for Thursday 4/9/20

 
Posted : April 9, 2020 8:00 am
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Jeff Siegel's Gulfstream Park Wagering Strategies - 4/09/20

April 9, 2020

Jeff Siegel’s Daily Analysis & Wagering Strategies
Gulfstream Park
Thursday, April 9, 2020
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Specifically designed for the rolling exotic player, Jeff Siegel’s “Daily Analysis and Wagering Strategies” isolates those horses that should be included in daily doubles, pick-3s, pick-4s, pick-5s, and the pick-6.
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It is recommended that Jeff’s selections be used to augment the reader’s own personal handicapping, though excellent results can be achieved by applying the rolling exotic strategy specified by Jeff’s analysis. Jeff’s recommended plays are intended for players with a moderate budget; however, readers are encouraged to adjust Jeff’s wagering strategy to fit their preferred investment level.
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Grade A=Highest degree of confidence.
Grade B=Solid Play.
Grade C=Least preferred, or pass.
Grade X=probable winner but odds are not likely to offer wagering value.
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RACE 1: Post 1:00 ET. Grade: B-
Use: 1-Magical Mike; 3-Jack Beanstalk; 4-Traffic Trouble

Forecast: The new week begins with a bottom-rung maiden claiming turf miler that requires a spread in rolling exotic play. Jack Beanstalk stretches out and switches to grass again (he’s bred for both) after showing some improvement sprinting on dirt in his last couple of outings. The N. Casse-trained gelding was almost nine lengths clear of the rest when keeping to his task to finish a willing runner-up last time out and if he can duplicate that form under these conditions the son of Jack Milton certainly can win, especially if he inherits the role as the controlling speed. With L. Saez riding him back and at 6-1 on the morning line, there may be some value to be found. Magical Mike is a S. Joseph, Jr.-trained huge class dropper from the straight maiden ranks removing blinkers after one unsuccessful try wearing them, draws the good rail, and switches to one of the barn’s recent go-to riders, V. Lebron. Based on his “buried” recent speed figures the lightly-raced son of Magician is a strong fit at this level – and we have to include him - but at 2-1 on the morning line there’s not much value to be found. Traffic Trouble is another with speed figures that make him a contender despite his failure to hit the board in his first six career starts. The Cross Traffic gelding drops to his lowest level ever in his second off the claim for good trainer M. Pino and may be most effective if taken back and allowed to produce one late run.
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RACE 2: Post 1:30 ET. Grade: C
Use: 1-Red Flag; 2-She Love Me; 7-Dizzy Sight

Forecast: The second race is a main track one-turn miler for restricted (nw-2) $6,250 older horses, the cheapest race carded on this circuit. How does the handicapper deal with Dizzy Sight? The once-promising Twirling Candy gelding, away since January fourth and plummeting from first-level allowance competition, clearly is being culled from the stable but certainly can beat this field if he has one decent race left in him. A maiden special weight winner at Keeneland last fall with a fairly decent speed figure, the G. Weaver-trained four year old recorded a bullet workout in mid-March and in fact shows a healthy tab for the past six weeks. At 2-1 we’re guessing on his current condition and rolling exotic players must decide whether to single the best horse or spread trying to beat him. Red Flag also is tackling much easier but in his case the class drop is far less suspicious. He’s just 1-for-21 during his career and has been unplaced in 11 of his last 12 starts, so this is where he belongs, and a repeat of his third place finish three runs back over this track and distance actually charts pretty well here. She Love Me, a distant second vs. tougher in early February, wound up seven lengths clear of the others including a next-out winner and may be the most dangerous of the deep closing types. With the switch to L. Saez, the son of Flag Out seems likely to fire his best shot.
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RACE 3: Post 2:00 ET. Grade:
Use: 1-Farm Strong; 4-Mayito; 8-Clifton Park

Forecast: Farm Strong represents a gamble in the third race, a maiden claiming $16,000 grass miler restricted to 3-year-olds. The son of Wicked Strong is assured a good ground-saving trip from the rail while dropping to his lowest level ever, and a repeat of his last race, a better-than-looked third place finish vs. maiden $25,000 foes in mid-February, might be good enough to beat this group. In that race, he settled off a hot early pace, moved prematurely wide to enter contention midway, then stayed on nicely through the lane to be beaten two lengths while earning a speed figures that puts him right there against this group. Hopefully, he’ll get a patient ride this time and at 6-1 on the morning line the G. Arnold-trained colt has a chance to register a mild surprise. For protection in rolling exotic play, two others are worth consideration. Mayito finished third as the choice in a similar event last month in his first outing since joining the S. Joseph, Jr. barn. Having finished in the frame in three of his four career starts, the son of Declaration of War has established himself as fairly dependable with a bit of improvement possible for his high percentage connections. Clifton Park, making his fourth consecutive class drop while seeking to establish his competitive level, has numbers that fit even though he’s been unplaced in all five career outings. L. Saez stays aboard and will have him doing his best work from the quarter pole home.
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RACE 4: Post 2:31 ET. Grade: B-
Use: 3-Dancing Destroyer; 5-Richies Great Girl; 7-Reiterate

Forecast: Sophomore fillies entered to be claimed for $30,000 compete over five and one-half furlongs in the fourth race. Dancing Destroyer switches to L. Saez and may be quick enough to establish the pace. She drops to her lowest level ever, has numbers that fit, and shows two easy breezes since raced to have her on edge. A repeat of her state-bred maiden win three runs back over this track could be good enough and at 7/2 on the morning line she may offer value in the win pool. Richies Great Girlshortens from a mile and returns to the main track, conditions that probably suit her best, and a repeat of an allowance win sprinting on dirt at Tampa Bay Downs four runs back would likely be good enough to win. However, she’s been unplaced in three subsequent outings and her numbers have dropped, so there’s some uncertainty surrounding her current condition. You have to include her, though. Reiterate was six lengths clear of the rest when second under slightly softer conditions here last month and given her cozy outside draw the daughter of Competitive Edge should run at least as well today. She switches to T. Gafflione and will have every chance from a pace-stalking position.
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RACE 5: Post 3:03 ET. Grade: C+
Use: 5-Ratify; 7-Dr. Doyle

Forecast: We’ll try to survive and advance using just two horses in the fifth race, a maiden $40,000 grass grab bag restricted to 3-year-olds. The race presents many question marks, so we suggest you tread lightly. Ratify ran very well when second in a maiden $50,000 affair in late-February and was promptly claimed in what appeared at the time to be a shrewd purchase. The lightly-raced son of Constitution earned a decent speed figure in what was just his second career start and had the form franked when third place finisher Lets Play Hardball returned to win nicely. However, the sophomore gelding failed to make the entries during the month of March and today returns unprotected for $40,000, not exactly a ringing of endorsement of the stable’s confidence. Still, with J. Rosario taking the call and based strictly on form, the E. Plesa, Jr.-trained gelding rates top billing. Dr. Doyle, a solid third in a maiden $50,000 affair last time out while earning a speed figure that makes him a major player in this spot, switches to L. Saez. The J. Cibelli-trained son of Commissioner appears most comfortable when held up early and allowed to run late and given that type of ride should be the one to fear most.
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RACE 6: Post 3:34 ET. Grade: B+
Single: 8-Unprecedented

Forecast: Let’s take a stand and single the class-dropping Unprecedented in this challenging maiden $32,000 claiming six furlong sprint. The son of Bayern shows up in a seller for the first time in a class drop that is warranted based on form, and against this group we’re expecting the J. Kimmel-trained 3-year-old to improve significantly after flashing good speed but then weakening when facing infinitely tougher straight maiden foes in a hot race last month. The son of Bayern has the kind of early speed that should be able to set him apart from the others during the early stages of this sprint, and as a first-time gelding switching to J. Rosario we’ll gamble that he can remain in control all the way to the wire. At 8-1 on the morning line he’s a strong straight play and rolling exotic single.
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RACE 7: Post 4:05 ET. Grade: B
Use: 2-Money Ride; 4-Dominate Themoment

Forecast: Dominate Themoment just won with complete authority while earning a career-top speed figure in a similar starter optional claimer over this course and distance last month and seems more than capable doing the same today. With J. Rosario riding him back, the son of Street Boss projects to enjoy another ideal second flight, stalking trip and then have every chance when the pressure is turned on at the head of the lane. There’s value here at 5/2 on the morning line if you can get it. Money Ride represents stranger-danger and is worth including as a back-up or a saver. If the son of Candy Ride can clear Flash Pass to the clubhouse turn and establish the pace, he could get brave after displaying good speed and solid form in his recent dirt sprints when facing tougher competition recently in New York. The M. Lerman-trained colt is unproven two-turning but he did hit the board sprinting over the local lawn last summer so the surface switch shouldn’t be an issue.
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RACE 8: Post 4:36 ET. Grade: B-
Use: 2-Crupi’s Pizza Dom; 5-Volubile; 7-Preacher Marsee

Forecast: This restricted (nw-2) $12,500 turf miler looks challenging but may be worth playing if the price is right. Crupi’s Pizza Dom is a first-off-the-claim play from a dangerous outfit dropping a notch on the class ladder, drawing nice inside post, switching to E. Jaramillio, and showing a recent bullet half mile workout. The son of Artie Schiller has back numbers that put him right there and while he’d be especially dangerous as the controlling speed, he did break his maiden as a stalker, so that option is there. There may be a bit of value to be found at or near his morning line of 9/2. Volubile once was more than good enough to win a race this soft, but his current condition is suspect. Claimed last fall for $50,000, the son of More Than Ready has gone south since, most recently finishing last of 10 in a $25,000 nw-2 affair over this course and distance in late February. Yes, he was blocked and lost his momentum when trying to rally into the stretch in that race, but it’s hard to know for sure just how much run he had left at the time. The jockey switch today to T. Gafflione is a positive, for sure, and on pure numbers the R. Hess, Jr.-trained gelding can win if he can regain his confidence in a modest affair. Preacher Marsee, a nice maiden winner over the local lawn in late December and in the frame in his last pair, has numbers that are gradually rising and has a look with another forward move. The son of Bernardini comes from a low percentage stable but switches to L. Saez and should be running on late.
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RACE 9: Post 5:07 ET. Grade:
Use: 2-Youngest of Five; 4-Moretti

Forecast: Youngest of Five has two sharp races under his belt and today tries two-turns for the first time while tackling tougher after a nice recent maiden score over mile. Though he loses L. Saez (who opts for the T. Pletcher-trained Moretti), the son of Super Saver picks up J. Rosario, lands a cozy inside two-hole post, and may find himself on or near the lead throughout after pressing hot fractions and then coming away in his most recent outing. The S. Hough-trained gelding doesn’t really match up well with Moretti on the speed figure scale, but the thinking is he’ll step forward with added experience and distance. Moretti is the likely strong favorite and one to beat for various reasons. Though he failed without an excuse at 3/5 in an entry-level router at Laurel in his most recent appearance in February, the son of Medaglia d’Oro is plenty fast on numbers, will add blinkers for the first time, and should show his best stuff after recently arriving from New York, where racing has been shut down. Youngest of Five will be the better price so we’ll put him on top but both should be included in rolling exotic play.
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RACE 10: Post 5:38 ET. Grade: B+
Single: 11-Valletta

Forecast: Valletta has the makings of a very nice prospect and we’re expecting her to show that potential in today’s finale, a maiden turf miler for 3-year-old fillies. With two races behind her and a series of very impressive recent workouts, the daughter of Into Mischief seems primed for a significant forward move after finishing a close third over this course and distance last month. In that race, the W. Mott-trained filly was under stout restraint much of the way pressing the pace, then tried to quicken when turned loose but was worn down close home. Hopefully, with the switch to L. Saez, she’ll be allowed to display her natural speed and then be able to dominate on the front end or from a good stalking spot. At 5/2 on the morning line we’ll make her a strong win play and rolling exotic single.
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Brian Nadeau's Daily Picks

Gulfstream Park - Race #2
Picks Notes
#1 Red Fog Major player has been doing the turf thing lately but the dirt run three-back makes him a big threat here, and off a poor run last time, the move makes sense; call to post the mild surprise.
#7 Dizzy Sight Expected heavy favorite has been facing tons better, so this group will really be to his liking, so this drop is a big concern, especially off a trio of real no-shows; trying to beat at false odds.
#2 She Loves Me Underlay has no speed and is another dropping in class off some runs where he hasn't threatened the winner, so sure, he can win, but he's another who will be overbet too; underneath only.
Race Summary The price, post, and tactical speed of the 1 all work here, not to mention he's catching two favorites who could be going the wrong way fast, so give him a look in all the slots, and especially the early Pk5 and to kick off the early Pk4 as well, since a win as potentially the third betting choice will knock out a lot of tickets who are still hoping the two favorites still have it.

Gulfstream Park - Race #7
Picks Notes
#4 Dominate Themoment Stalker just beat a few of these last time in dominant fashion, should be sitting just off an inside duel and will get first run, and retains Rosario too; too tough for these.
#6 King of Ranch Stretch runner was 3rd to the pick at odds-on last time, so you'll get more value here, and he'll like the pace, but he does have to make up 3 1/2 lengths; second-best.
#5 Handsome Lil Devil Longshot was 5th behind the top pair last time but is another who will rally late, so while a win is out of reach, he may rally late for a share; can spice up your exotics.
Race Summary You certainly won't get rich on the 4 but that 5-2 ML would be a bog overlay, as he looks more like 7-5 off his win last time, so play him aggressively to win and place at 9-5 or better, though you'll get some added value by singling him in the late Pk5, and to kick off the late Pk4 as well, as he looks to have this field over a barrel if he can run back anywhere close to his recent win.

Gulfstream Park - Race #9
Picks Notes
#5 Admire Improving sort woke up last time second-off the long break, now makes the often pivotal third start of his form cycle, and meets a potentially vulnerable favorite too; look out.
#4 Moretti The chalk will be bet hard for Pletcher, but note he's lost four straight, the last at odds-on at Laurel, and his lone win was going longer, so he'll have to earn it here; tread lightly.
#2 Youngest of Five Dangerous riser blasted MSW foes in just his second start, so it appears he has a bright future, though taking on winners is never easy, and he'll be bet hard too; must prove it.
Race Summary You likely won't see that 6-1 ML on the pick, but 4-1 makes sense and is enough to play him in all the slots, and especially the late Pk5/Pk4 too, as he could fall through the wagering cracks a bit, even though he fits nicely with this group already, even before his projected move forward.
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Brian W. Spencer's Daily Picks

Gulfstream Park - Race #1
Picks Notes
#8 Keep Marching Price should be right here, and why wouldn't a repeat of that three-back performance get the job done here? Willing to take something like 15/1 to find out if he can run back to it today.
#4 Traffic Trouble One of the few in here with proven, decent turf form, and he's clearly capable of something better than he showed last time out.
#1 Magical Mike Dropper will likely get pounded at the windows and absolutely does not have to win this. The only turf try was nothing to write home about.
Race Summary Keep Marching should be the right kind of price here to take a shot. He ran a really good one three starts back with similar, and the gamble is whether or not he can run back to that.

Gulfstream Park - Race #4
Picks Notes
#2 One Hot Drama Guessing she will have a bit of company -- but not too much -- and that may make her dangerous as the inside speed in this spot. Wire them at a price?
#7 Reiterate Should get a really cozy pressing trip outside of the top choice, but she's not really known for passing horses and is probably overbet.
#3 Dancing Destroyer Dropper fits well enough here, and she has the mildest of rating gears that might allow her to prompt the top choice early and try to press past late.
Race Summary One Hot Drama might be able to make a break for it here, and though she tends to give away ground late, she might be able to get brave at a price if she doesn't take too much heat from Reiterate early.

Gulfstream Park - Race #10
Picks Notes
#9 Tuff Bird Showed some pace at 53/1 in the debut run before fading, and she'll take the blinkers off for this second trip to post. Expecting better.
#11 Valletta Forward player is quick enough to find a spot into the first turn from the wide draw, and something similar to her last might do the trick. The 5/2 ML price feels like it's the low end of what I'd accept here.
#5 Mighty Road It might just be as easy as 'take the Chad debuter.'
Race Summary Tuff Bird flashed some speed before tiring in the debut, but she was only beaten a few lengths that day and removes blinkers today. It feels like she's sitting on something improved today.
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Jerry Shottenkirk's Daily Picks

Remington Park - Race #2
Picks Notes
#3 One Sweet Promise Was 2nd in his last two, each going 440, and the well-bred horse should be able to stretch out; has the class to succeed.
#2 A Separate Wagon DH Looks ready for the stretch-out play and horses that have been outrun in good sprints often improve going long, especially from an inside post.
#5 Change Furr Better Ran on for 2nd going 870 last out and will have to work to get involved early; chance for a major slice of it.
Race Summary One Sweet Promise should improve in his initial attempt at 870 yards; looks capable of a maiden score.

Remington Park - Race #6
Picks Notes
#8 Candy Sign On the board in three of four starts, including a 2nd last time; takes a slight drop as he makes his 2nd start for the Valdivia barn.
#7 Rose Colored Wagon Was 3rd in her last two and makes her 1st start since September; didn't fare well in two over this strip last year but was up against stronger company than this.
#2 Heres a Question Was claimed when 5th last out and was 3rd in her debut; in her 3rd different barn thus far.
Race Summary Candy Sign has been in the mix in all four of her starts and ran well despite early trouble last time.

Remington Park - Race #10
Picks Notes
#1 Gianni Teaferres Has an impressive work last time after some moderate moves; lands in a good spot for her debut.
#3 Rational Lady Ran 3rd in her debut but was off the board in her next three; has good works to her credit and can be a force in this one.
#7 Apolitically Quick Has been in some tough spots and has a chance to break through with a good performance.
Race Summary Gianni Teaferres looks capable off her most recent work and can be the one to catch along the rail.
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Oaklawn Park - Race #4 - Post: 2:35pm - Claiming - 6.0 furlongs on the Dirt. Purse: $17,000 Class Rating: 89

Rating: Golden DollarGolden DollarGolden Dollar

#1 DEVILS HALO (ML=12/1)
#14 ACADEMY BAY (ML=3/1)
#9 RIKER (ML=9/2)

DEVILS HALO - Entered an $8,000 Claiming race at Oaklawn Park last out and raced in the slop finishing sixth. Should do better right here. Generally accepted handicapping theory - 3rd or 4th start after a vacation generally leads to a big effort. This horse is live today. This horse is at the top in earnings per start (EPS). He looks strong in today's clash. Getting a weight break of 5 lbs from last race at Oaklawn Park on Mar 22nd. Should make the difference right here. ACADEMY BAY - Really believe this fine animal is going to be on the money at the wire. RIKER - The ROI when Garcia and Sharp get together is terrific. Adding blinkers sometimes leads to a better race on the racetrack.

Vulnerable Contenders: #13 LOOKIE LOO (ML=7/2), #2 DINGDINGDINGDING (ML=7/2), #8 TRE LEE DIVINE (ML=4/1),

LOOKIE LOO - I'm always apprehensive of a pony that has added bandages in the last clash. DINGDINGDINGDING - The result of seventh in the last race shows me that this animal may be going out of form. TRE LEE DIVINE - The speed figures continue to descend, 94/87/78. Not a good indication. Should have at least finished in the money in the last two months in a sprint affair to be worth the chance at short odds in a sprint. It looks like too much early speed is entered in this event. This speed merchant will almost certainly get roasted on the front end.

STRAIGHT WAGERS:
#1 DEVILS HALO is the play if we get odds of 7/2 or better

EXACTA WAGERS:
Box [1,9,14]

TRIFECTA WAGERS:
Box [1,9,14] Total Cost: $6

SUPERFECTA WAGERS:
[1,9,14] with [1,9,14] with [1,9,12,13,14] with [1,9,12,13,14] Total Cost: $36
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Handicapped by Top Horse Analytics at Gulfstream Park
PURCHASE

04/09/20, GP, Race 8, 4.36 ET
04/09/20,GP,8,1M [Turf] 1:31:02 CLAIMING. Purse $19,000 (includes up to $3,000 FHBPA-FOA - FHBPA Florida Owners Awards). FOR THREE YEAR OLDS AND UPWARD WHICH HAVE NEVER WON TWO RACES. Three Year Olds, 120 lbs.; Older, 127 lbs. Non-winners of a race at a mile or over on the turf since March 9 Allowed 2 lbs. Claiming Price $12,500, if for $10,500, allowed 1 lb. (Races where entered for $10,000 or less not considered in allowances). (If deemed inadvisable to run this race over the turf course, it will be run on the main track at One Mile) (Rail at 24 feet).
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Best in race Flags - (J)ockey (T)rainer (S)peed (F)inish (E)arnings (W)orkouts (L)ead (C)loser
After scratches, a horse P# must be the top rated horse for the WPC and ROI to be valid.
Rating P# Horse Name M/L Jockey Trainer Flags WPC ROI *
100.00 7 Preacher Marsee 4-1 Saez L Miller Herbert F 25.16 1.27/$1
098.19 8 Bodie Cody 8-1 Gonzalez S Perez. Jr. Juan Carlos 25.16 1.27/$1
097.65 5 Volubile 7/2 Gaffalione T Hess. Jr. Robert B. JS 42.86 1.69/$1
097.54 2 Crupi's Pizza Dom 9/2 Jaramillo E Rodriguez Angel M. L 25.16 1.27/$1
097.41 10 Hero Up 15-1 Burgos A Cazares Laura 25.16 1.27/$1
096.77 4 Spinning Kitten 10-1 Rodriguez A A Wolfson Milton W. 25.16 1.27/$1
096.53 1 Bye Bye Man 8-1 Davis D Schettino Domenick L. 25.16 1.27/$1
096.49 9 Uncle Curly(b+) 12-1 Panici L Bates Larry E 25.16 1.27/$1
096.36 6 A I Initiative 10-1 Meneses M Gallegos Jose A. 25.16 1.27/$1
095.81 14 St Joe Viper 10-1 Vasquez M A Pilotti Larry W 25.16 1.27/$1
095.55 13 Warrant Officer 20-1 Landeros C Creque Rasharn T 25.16 1.27/$1
095.22 3 Moon Pistol 12-1 Reyes L R Penna. Jr. Angel A. 25.16 1.27/$1
092.47 11 Gone Diesel 50-1 Lebron V Brooks Marcy 25.16 1.27/$1
090.33 12 Lookin Forever 30-1 Arroyo M Rizo Juan P. C 25.16 1.27/$1
* Top rated horse with "Turf Surface Not fm/hd" - WPC 26.98, ROI 0.99/$1
If Race Is Off Turf
Best in race Flags - (J)ockey (T)rainer (S)peed (F)inish (E)arnings (W)orkouts (L)ead (C)loser
After scratches, a horse P# must be the top rated horse for the WPC and ROI to be valid.
Rating P# Horse Name M/L Jockey Trainer Flags WPC ROI *
100.00 1 Bye Bye Man 8-1 Davis D Schettino Domenick L. S 36.51 1.15/$1
099.25 7 Preacher Marsee 4-1 Saez L Miller Herbert 24.38 0.72/$1
098.92 5 Volubile 7/2 Gaffalione T Hess. Jr. Robert B. J 24.38 0.72/$1
098.87 13 Warrant Officer 20-1 Landeros C Creque Rasharn TF 24.38 0.72/$1
098.39 2 Crupi's Pizza Dom 9/2 Jaramillo E Rodriguez Angel M. L 24.38 0.72/$1
097.82 14 St Joe Viper 10-1 Vasquez M A Pilotti Larry W 24.38 0.72/$1
097.79 10 Hero Up 15-1 Burgos A Cazares Laura 24.38 0.72/$1
097.34 8 Bodie Cody 8-1 Gonzalez S Perez. Jr. Juan Carlos 24.38 0.72/$1
097.25 9 Uncle Curly(b+) 12-1 Panici L Bates Larry E 50.00 1.85/$1
096.56 4 Spinning Kitten 10-1 Rodriguez A A Wolfson Milton W. 24.38 0.72/$1
096.29 6 A I Initiative 10-1 Meneses M Gallegos Jose A. 24.38 0.72/$1
095.62 3 Moon Pistol 12-1 Reyes L R Penna. Jr. Angel A. 24.38 0.72/$1
092.98 12 Lookin Forever 30-1 Arroyo M Rizo Juan P. C 24.38 0.72/$1
092.69 11 Gone Diesel 50-1 Lebron V Brooks Marcy 24.38 0.72/$1
* Top rated horse with "Dirt Surface Not fst/wf" - WPC 24.32, ROI 0.52/$1
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Handicapped by The Walker Group at Oaklawn Park
PURCHASE
Always check program numbers.
Odds shown are morning line odds.

Race 5 - Maiden Claiming - 6.0f on the Dirt. Purse: $18000 Class Rating: 76

FOR MAIDENS, THREE YEARS OLD AND UPWARD. THREE YEAR OLDS, 120 LBS.; OLDER, 125 LBS. CLAIMING PRICE $20,000.

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# 12 KINETIC SWAGGER 5/1

# 3 TIME HEIST 9/2

# 8 RAHAAL 6/1

KINETIC SWAGGER is my choice. Could provide positive profits based on very good recent Equibase Speed Figs with an average of 67. He looks quite good in this spot and I expect will be on the front end or close at the halfway point. Is a contender - given the 76 Equibase Speed Figure from his most recent race. TIME HEIST - Should be considered here on the basis of the numbers in the speed department alone. Has a solid shot in this race if you like back class. RAHAAL - The speed figure of 73 from his most recent contest looks formidable in here. Well above average win rate at this distance/surface.
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Handicapped by The Walker Group at Remington Park
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Odds shown are morning line odds.

Race 6 - Maiden Claiming - 300y on the Dirt. Purse: $18800 Class Rating: 66

QUARTER HORSE 300Y, FOR ACCREDITED OKLAHOMA-BREDS MAIDENS, THREE, FOUR, AND FIVE YEARS OLD. THREE YEAR OLDS, 124 LBS.; OLDER, 126 LBS. CLAIMING PRICE $15,000.

RECOMMENDED CHOICES
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# 8 CANDY SIGN 5/2

# 2 HERES A QUESTION 6/1

# 1 CORONA COBRA 20/1

I back CANDY SIGN here. The class figure of today's affair is much lower than her last affair. Has been racing well and has among the best speed in the race for today's distance. With a sound jockey who has won at a quite good 16 percent clip over the last month. This has to be one of the top picks. HERES A QUESTION - This rider and trainer team has produced some sharp ROI numbers at this track. She looks solid in this spot and I expect will be on the front end or close at the midpoint. CORONA COBRA - Sanders has this gelding moving well and is a very good selection based on the competitive speed figs recorded in short races lately. Is tough not to consider based on Speed Figures which have been very good - 58 avg - of late.
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Posted : April 9, 2020 1:48 pm
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