Belmont 10/13
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Hamster, this is a TREAT. I see you play Belmont, so here is a list of horses that should be "ready to roll" at Belmont in one of their next two starts.
Even though I don't follow these things and DON'T play Belmont . I can tell you that your chances following this list should payoff. I get it from one of my N.J. RTJ's (that would be Race Track Jacks) friend's.
Remember when I wrote up that Bird ID hoss? Well, my steps are always -> just handicap Philly MYSELF, then check one of these lists (he never sent me a list for Philly though). After I handicapped the race at Philly and came up with that there BIRD ID hoss as a pretty strong play, I checked the lists. Turned out that he did send me one for Penn National for that month. BIRDIE ran at that track in his last race and I KNEW that BIRDIE likes Philly from following Philly; I hit that horse more than once before at Philly and then I saw it on their list for that month. Did that help me?.... YOU BET IT DID cause I doubled up on that Birdie hoss on account of seeing it on the list and that paid off alright.
In fairness to those who publish this thing -> He tells me that the list comes from "American Turf Monthly" which is a horse racing publication for RTJs or even casual racing fans. I don't get it cause I got a thing goin on with the Philly dirt bombs and doing pretty good on my own. Fo sho I don't need any distractions. But, I can tell you that this pub. is EXCELLENT for folks who don't care what track they play... if it's gots 4 legs -> they're game. In fact, ATM (nice name, no ATMs around when these folks started publishing.. Hmm. maybe an omen?) and it's been around much longer than I have too. :scared:
Think about getting it, Hammy. Tellem I sent ya and maybe I'll get a freebie copy
if you don't feel comfortable doing that.. consider JUST GETTING IT FOR YOURSELF! and maybe let forum MEMBERS know if it's still working good. I wouldn't copy it in any forum or anywhere on the WWW :nono:
If I played like you do, I would definitely spring for a subscription. Hmmm... just remembered sumphin -> YIKES, your Mrs. Hamster :chairshot I don't know if it comes in a plain brown paper wrapping. Maybe, these days, they just have an online subscription
This BELMONT list is for October. BTW even if I see the listed horse in November - I'd pay attention. AND, IMO, if ya see the hoss running this month at a track other than Belmont - TRIPLE UP cause Belmont is a first class twack.
Here ya go:
THERE GOES MOLLY: Three year old filly was decent earlier in the year, had been off form for a while but her two most recent efforts were third place finishes and should be all set versus $10k claimers right back, tab.
DREAMING OF CARA: Raced well back early on when taking the blinkers off in her second start, started to move on the turn, ducked down towards the rail, steadied a few times and just missed second by a neck at 76-1; follow this one right back over the dirt off that effort.
CREPE AU SUCRE: Was too far outrun most recently behind a half mile in 44:4, started to move on the final turn and finished up fourth about nine lengths behind the winner in a solid final time of 1:21:4; needs to lay closer to have a serious shot.
SCORCH THE TORCH: Was in an impossible spot last out against a solid field of statebred optional claimers trailing throughout, needs a drop back down to basement claimers to show his best, tab.
CENTRIQUE: Two year old filly tried the turf for the first time last out and took plenty of money going off as the lukewarm favorite at 5-2, moved into contention on the final turn but didn?t have any kick when it counted checking in fourth, should improve off that effort.
E. H. INDY: Was making just his first start over the dirt last out and his first start in over a year, raced in midpack early on and then checked in an even fifth just about four lengths off the winner, should be all set off that effort and a move back to the turf is in order.
EARNINGS RELEASE: Three year old filly got in behind the speed at the top of the lane, got through an opening and drew away to score by more than six lengths; New York bred filly handles all surfaces and will fit nicely with winners.
A P. HUTCHY: Two year old filly was entered for the turf last out, stayed in when moved to the dirt, made a big move to get into contention at the top of the lane but couldn?t get by the two favorites checking in a clear third at 22-1, improves off that effort and she may be better on the turf.
HANNIBAL LECTER: Was an impressive maiden winner back in August at Saratoga, tried stakes company last out, was off a bit slow, reach contention at the top of the lane but didn?t have any pop when it counted checking in fifth, look for a bounce back effort from an very interesting prospect.
RAISE THE FLAG: Extremely well bred two year old filly was racing well back early on in her debut at a mile last out, raced greenly and wide and closed some ground to finish fifth at 7-1; should improve off that effort and is a threat right back.
BEST BET: BIRD HOUSE: Took good money for her debut run going off at 9-2, got away near the back of the pack last out, came with a five wide run to the top of the lane and just got up for third late over a muddy/sealed surface, should improve off that effort and will be tough in her second career start.
LONGSHOT: SOUND OF DRUMS: Three year old gelding finally broke through two back at Finger Lakes to nail down his maiden victory, was sent off at 39-1 versus NW1X allowance foes last, made a big move to reach contention at the top of the lane and out-gamed the favorite for second, fits with similar right back in current form.
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Hamster, this is a TREAT. I see you play Belmont, so here is a list of horses that should be "ready to roll" at Belmont in one of their next two starts.
Even though I don't follow these things and DON'T play Belmont . I can tell you that your chances following this list should payoff. I get it from one of my N.J. RTJ's (that would be Race Track Jacks) friend's.
Remember when I wrote up that Bird ID hoss? Well, my steps are always -> just handicap Philly MYSELF, then check one of these lists (he never sent me a list for Philly though). After I handicapped the race at Philly and came up with that there BIRD ID hoss as a pretty strong play, I checked the lists. Turned out that he did send me one for Penn National for that month. BIRDIE ran at that track in his last race and I KNEW that BIRDIE likes Philly from following Philly; I hit that horse more than once before at Philly and then I saw it on their list for that month. Did that help me?.... YOU BET IT DID cause I doubled up on that Birdie hoss on account of seeing it on the list and that paid off alright.
In fairness to those who publish this thing -> He tells me that the list comes from "American Turf Monthly" which is a horse racing publication for RTJs or even casual racing fans. I don't get it cause I got a thing goin on with the Philly dirt bombs and doing pretty good on my own. Fo sho I don't need any distractions. But, I can tell you that this pub. is EXCELLENT for folks who don't care what track they play... if it's gots 4 legs -> they're game. In fact, ATM (nice name, no ATMs around when these folks started publishing.. Hmm. maybe an omen?) and it's been around much longer than I have too. :scared:
Think about getting it, Hammy. Tellem I sent ya and maybe I'll get a freebie copy
if you don't feel comfortable doing that.. consider JUST GETTING IT FOR YOURSELF! and maybe let forum MEMBERS know if it's still working good. I wouldn't copy it in any forum or anywhere on the WWW :nono:
If I played like you do, I would definitely spring for a subscription. Hmmm... just remembered sumphin -> YIKES, your Mrs. Hamster :chairshot I don't know if it comes in a plain brown paper wrapping. Maybe, these days, they just have an online subscription
This BELMONT list is for October. BTW even if I see the listed horse in November - I'd pay attention. AND, IMO, if ya see the hoss running this month at a track other than Belmont - TRIPLE UP cause Belmont is a first class twack.
Here ya go:
THERE GOES MOLLY: Three year old filly was decent earlier in the year, had been off form for a while but her two most recent efforts were third place finishes and should be all set versus $10k claimers right back, tab.
DREAMING OF CARA: Raced well back early on when taking the blinkers off in her second start, started to move on the turn, ducked down towards the rail, steadied a few times and just missed second by a neck at 76-1; follow this one right back over the dirt off that effort.
CREPE AU SUCRE: Was too far outrun most recently behind a half mile in 44:4, started to move on the final turn and finished up fourth about nine lengths behind the winner in a solid final time of 1:21:4; needs to lay closer to have a serious shot.
SCORCH THE TORCH: Was in an impossible spot last out against a solid field of statebred optional claimers trailing throughout, needs a drop back down to basement claimers to show his best, tab.
CENTRIQUE: Two year old filly tried the turf for the first time last out and took plenty of money going off as the lukewarm favorite at 5-2, moved into contention on the final turn but didn?t have any kick when it counted checking in fourth, should improve off that effort.
E. H. INDY: Was making just his first start over the dirt last out and his first start in over a year, raced in midpack early on and then checked in an even fifth just about four lengths off the winner, should be all set off that effort and a move back to the turf is in order.
EARNINGS RELEASE: Three year old filly got in behind the speed at the top of the lane, got through an opening and drew away to score by more than six lengths; New York bred filly handles all surfaces and will fit nicely with winners.
A P. HUTCHY: Two year old filly was entered for the turf last out, stayed in when moved to the dirt, made a big move to get into contention at the top of the lane but couldn?t get by the two favorites checking in a clear third at 22-1, improves off that effort and she may be better on the turf.
HANNIBAL LECTER: Was an impressive maiden winner back in August at Saratoga, tried stakes company last out, was off a bit slow, reach contention at the top of the lane but didn?t have any pop when it counted checking in fifth, look for a bounce back effort from an very interesting prospect.
RAISE THE FLAG: Extremely well bred two year old filly was racing well back early on in her debut at a mile last out, raced greenly and wide and closed some ground to finish fifth at 7-1; should improve off that effort and is a threat right back.
BEST BET: BIRD HOUSE: Took good money for her debut run going off at 9-2, got away near the back of the pack last out, came with a five wide run to the top of the lane and just got up for third late over a muddy/sealed surface, should improve off that effort and will be tough in her second career start.
LONGSHOT: SOUND OF DRUMS: Three year old gelding finally broke through two back at Finger Lakes to nail down his maiden victory, was sent off at 39-1 versus NW1X allowance foes last, made a big move to reach contention at the top of the lane and out-gamed the favorite for second, fits with similar right back in current form.
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To be honest, I didn't even read the list. JUST NOTICED something though after proof reading my writeup.... . check out the "BEST BET" for Oct .
Ah HAH! :0034 <- usually save this one for the chicks, but I'll make an exception this time.
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To be honest, I didn't even read the list. JUST NOTICED something though after proof reading my writeup.... . check out the "BEST BET" for Oct .
Ah HAH! :0034 <- usually save this one for the chicks, but I'll make an exception this time.
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I posted a footsball pick about 15 mins. ago in the the Foot Bawl Room. I can NOT believe what's going on over there.
What a madhouse. :facepalm:
Do all them MJers just play for entertainment? Ever watch the Jimmy Kimmel commercial about, "Do you like cash?"?
What ever happened to "gittin dat cash" ?. Look at this place. UGH!
Guess it's just me thinking that this game is EZ compared to ballin. And I AIN'T saying that winning horse races is EZ for me or anybody else .
But I think it wouldn't be a bad ides for, even a tiny % of them footsbawlers, to give this sport a shot. Especially if thems ain't making it in FB. Just MAYbe it could help out their ballin bankroll.
Just my thoughts.
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I posted a footsball pick about 15 mins. ago in the the Foot Bawl Room. I can NOT believe what's going on over there.
What a madhouse. :facepalm:
Do all them MJers just play for entertainment? Ever watch the Jimmy Kimmel commercial about, "Do you like cash?"?
What ever happened to "gittin dat cash" ?. Look at this place.
UGH!Guess it's just me thinking that this game is EZ compared to ballin. And I AIN'T saying that winning horse races is EZ for me or anybody else .
But I think it wouldn't be a bad ides for, even a tiny % of them footsbawlers, to give this sport a shot. Especially if thems ain't making it in FB. Just MAYbe it could help out their ballin bankroll.
Just my thoughts.
Jimbo,
Great information. Hope all is well in the FL. First week POSTING in the NFL forum this year...had a monster run in playoffs last year, not saying I know what I'm a doin...but why not toss some coin at a parlay now and then...surely the real money's to be made betting straight, but who doesn't love a good exotic now and then.
May have a couple hossies for tomorrow.
Great information. Hope all is well in the FL. First week POSTING in the NFL forum this year...had a monster run in playoffs last year, not saying I know what I'm a doin...but why not toss some coin at a parlay now and then...surely the real money's to be made betting straight, but who doesn't love a good exotic now and then.
May have a couple hossies for tomorrow.
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Exotics ARE fun and can be VERY profitable too. Yeah, I lose more parlays than win them but it only takes one good one to get me back on top. :142hump:
I like playing with 5Dimes cause they let you/ME mix just about ALL sports and even props in your parlay. I think Dimes started that before the other onliners got a little more liberal with their parlay rules. Tellya, that REALLY helps. What's your chances of hitting say - 5 NFL side bet (ATS) winners? Same as mine probably - slim. at best.
How bout say 2 tennis plays (prob. favorites), an NFLer, a boxing match, and say a college FB play.
I can tellya, for me - MUCH BETTER.
Best one I ever hit was a 16.5 deeelicous units for one stinkin unit. One of the picks was who would win and the final set score for a tennis match between Roger Federer and Nadal in a major tourney (don't remember which one it was). That play was something like +425 alone. It was before people realized that Nadal could beat Federer. That parlay was only a 3 or 4 teamer, not sure. Think it was a 4.
There's plenty of games in the NFL and that really helps when you're making parlays. College FB? ... .. OH BOY, MUCHO games to pick from, YUM MEE!
Here's just an idea; it's close to the method I use..... .
Play more than one parlay, even if that means playing only TWO of them to you. I play more.
DON'T have the same team in BOTH or in each parlay IF the no. of paralys is 4 or less. That is - if ya play say 2 three-teamers then you got SIX different teams.There's a little exception to that but I won't bore with the details.
Each parlay doesn't have to be the same no. of teams.
IF you really like a team sooo much, play it on the side by itself to cover the cost of the parlays.
I came up with this way of playing them after a long time of playing parlays and it seems to work best for me.
Good luck, HM.
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Exotics ARE fun and can be VERY profitable too. Yeah, I lose more parlays than win them but it only takes one good one to get me back on top. :142hump:
I like playing with 5Dimes cause they let you/ME mix just about ALL sports and even props in your parlay. I think Dimes started that before the other onliners got a little more liberal with their parlay rules. Tellya, that REALLY helps. What's your chances of hitting say - 5 NFL side bet (ATS) winners? Same as mine probably - slim. at best.
How bout say 2 tennis plays (prob. favorites), an NFLer, a boxing match, and say a college FB play.
I can tellya, for me - MUCH BETTER.
Best one I ever hit was a 16.5 deeelicous units for one stinkin unit. One of the picks was who would win and the final set score for a tennis match between Roger Federer and Nadal in a major tourney (don't remember which one it was). That play was something like +425 alone. It was before people realized that Nadal could beat Federer. That parlay was only a 3 or 4 teamer, not sure. Think it was a 4.
There's plenty of games in the NFL and that really helps when you're making parlays. College FB? ... .. OH BOY, MUCHO games to pick from, YUM MEE!
Here's just an idea; it's close to the method I use..... .
Play more than one parlay, even if that means playing only TWO of them to you. I play more.
DON'T have the same team in BOTH or in each parlay IF the no. of paralys is 4 or less. That is - if ya play say 2 three-teamers then you got SIX different teams.There's a little exception to that but I won't bore with the details.
Each parlay doesn't have to be the same no. of teams.
IF you really like a team sooo much, play it on the side by itself to cover the cost of the parlays.
I came up with this way of playing them after a long time of playing parlays and it seems to work best for me.
Good luck, HM.
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Tks Jimmy for the ATM info. Will add those horses mentioned to my horse radar. Might even consider getting the online subsciiption.
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