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Horse Racing Betting Systems - October 19, 2007Very good day yesterday as we had three winners on top, including a Best Bet that returned $7.90. The other two winners paid $8.30 and $7.90. They were in three consecutive races at Belmont Park, and that pick-three returned $225. Today we have selections and analysis on four races from Belmont and Santa Anita. Today's Best Bet is #8 Wisconsin Girl in Race #6 at Belmont Park. Wunderdog Breeder's Cup Picks Coming Soon! This Year's Breeder's Cup World Thoroughbred Championships will be run on Friday and Saturday, October 26-27! This is the first time ever that it will be held at Monmouth Park in Oceanport, New Jersey, and also for the first time it will be a two-day event. We will publish our normal Racing Selection sheet and Newsletter on Friday October 26, which will include selections and detailed analysis on the Three Breeder's Cup races to be held that afternoon. We will also select two other races from Monmouth that day to be included in Friday's publication.On Saturday October 27, a special Breeder's Cup Special Newsletter will be available. We will provide selections and detailed analysis on six of the eight World Championship races to be held that afternoon, including the Breeder's Cup Classic, which will feature Street Sense, Curlin, Hard Spun, and Lawyer Ron, and several others in a showdown for Horse of the Year Honors. As usual, all eight races will be televised nationally, so don't miss out on the excitement of Racing's Premier Event. These picks will be available first thing Saturday morning, the 27th. Thursday's Results: Belmont Race #4 Top Pick Winner #5 (Kaper Lake) Paid $8.30.Exacta Top with 3rd (5-1a) Paid $29. Trifecta (5-1a-3) Paid $62. Belmont Race #5 Top Pick Winner #7 (Fort Carillon) Paid $7.90. Belmont Race #6 Best Bet Winner #6 (Russian Sage) Paid $7.90. Exacta Top with 2nd (6-2) Paid $34.40. Trifecta Exact order (6-2-4) Paid $71.50. For those who bet “Pick Threes,” that was a "cold" pick three (5-7-6) Paid $225.  Today's Horse Racing Picks: (# 3) MATCHLESS ORINDA - Stretches out for Todd Pletcher off of a pair of sprints, the second of which was much better than the first. Set a very fast, contested pace in debut at Saratoga from the rail, rated well and bid in last, only to be outkicked late. Continues good AM work over the Spa. training track. (# 1) Muska - Blinkers come off and Lasix is added for start number two. Also goes from turf to dirt for trainer Bill Mott. Overall a very good initial run for this $1,600,000 yearling purchase. Almost put this one on top. (# 2) Raw Silk - Both blinkers and Lasix are added by trainer Tom Albertrani. Heavily backed in only race at Saratoga, she had a tough post (10) and got out a bit around the turn. (# 8) Receipt - Decent run over this surface at 6.5 furlongs in last. Barn's(McGaughey) stock usually improve with racing and distance. BELMONT PARK Race #SIX (3:30 PM Eastern) (# 8) WISCONSIN GIRL - Stretches out for trainer Nick Zito after a troubled initial start here sprinting on Sept. 16. Trainer does well with second timers and also distance increases. Working sharply since the debut run, and he's given her a month between the starts. (# 1) False Pretense - Tried turf in latest and tired chasing a very fast pace while wide the whole race. Poor start in prior start at Saratoga. With a clean break she may stay in front a long way in this one. (# 2) Liza Lu - Good try in a two-turn mile at Delaware in latest. Failed as the heavy favorite that day, but that race should have her fit for this one-turn mile. (# 7) Vaulcluse - Huge drill on view over this surface on Sept. 26th, a 4F bullet. Daughter of A.P.Indy resides in a fine barn in Tom Albertrani, and attracts Eddie Castro, who's destined to do well here. SANTA ANITA Race #FOUR (5:30 PM Eastern) (# 1) JUPITER'S STONE - Freshened up for almost two months by trainer Ron McAnally, this colt has run well in the majority of his grass races. Working well for the return, he draws a fine ground-saving post from which to launch a late rally. (# 8) Palladian General - Probable favorite, ran very well in his only turf race at Del Mar in August. Freshened up since, he is working extremely well for the return run. Very dangerous opponent. Would be surprised if neither of the top two selections wins this. (# 6) Royal Vision - As a son of "Unusual Heat" he should turf well, and in fact his only grass race in three starts was his best effort. Positive jockey switch to Nakatani is duly noted. (# 5) Da Benchy - Stretches out off a sprint, and also switches surfaces for this. Took some money in initial pair of races before going to the sidelines. Should be a square price. SANTA ANITA Race #EIGHT (7:35 PM Eastern) (# 13) OUR PAPA JOE - Has had more than a month off since a failed try on the Bay Meadows turf. Ran well in several sprints at Hollywood and Del Mar, and he is working very sharply for this return run. Draws well for the distance and may pull off the upset. (# 9) Hasty Texan - The horse to beat as Nakatani takes the reins for sharp trainer Peter Eurton. Jockey is two-for-five for the trainer. Well-bet in all starts for a sure sign that ability is present. Goes third off a layoff and cuts back in distance. Many positive signs. (# 3) Lutyens - Logical selection is six-years-old without winning yet. Fits, and should run well, but short price is hard to take on this type of runner. (#'s 11 and 14) Capi and Max and Cherokee Law - For use with the top two selections in small exacta boxes. Wide open beyond the #3 horse, and as mentioned above, he can be beat. Horse Racing Picks Resources:
Check out the last five Horse Racing Picks Newsletters: Horse-Racing-Picks-October-18-2007 Horse-Racing-Picks-October-17-2007 Horse-Racing-Picks-October-16-2007 Horse-Racing-Picks-October-15-2007 Horse-Racing-Picks-October-14-2007 |
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