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Arlington

Race 1:#2 Richiesinthehouse (2/1)


Race 2:#6 Charliecando (3/1)


Race 3:#8 Case Cracker (6/1)


Race 4:#12 Cuestion de Tiempo (6/1)


Race 5:#12 Crow Moon (8/1)


Race 6:#12 Sky Freak (7/2)


Race 7:#4 Fate Factor (3/1)


Race 8:#11 Kanfu (7/2)


Race 9:#4 Moonlight Dancing (4/1)

Belmont

Race 1:#5 Brees Bayou (5/1)


Race 2:#2 Dipping In (6/1)


Race 3:#7 Deep Sea (5/2)


Race 4:#3 Build to Suit (9/5)


Race 5:#9 Bay Street Money (3/1)


Race 6:#1 Storm Shooter (8/5)


Race 7:#9 Mo Me Mo My (7/2)


Race 8:#1 Blackjack Davey (8/5)


Race 9:#9 Ghoul (3/1)


Race 10:#12 Dream Chasing (3/1)

Belterra

Race 1:#6 Uptown (2/1)


Race 2:#2 El Franco (7/2)


Race 3:#1 Wises Landing (5/2)


Race 4:#9 U S Delta Force (10/1)


Race 5:#4 Altissimo (7/5)


Race 6:#8 Reds Best (10/1)


Race 7:#9 Spring Frost (6/1)


Race 8:#1 Bonita Annie (5/2)

Charles Town

Race 1:#4 Phonemyposseagain (6/5)


Race 2:#1 Im a Tricky One (8/5)


Race 3:#8 Brewster Flats (9/2)


Race 4:#6 Dianathehuntress (2/1)


Race 5:#9 Creative Splendor (6/1)


Race 6:#5 Cayenne Creek (9/5)


Race 7:#3 Reform School (3/1)


Race 8:#6 Congress Hall (5/2)

Churchill

Race 1:#5 Reason to Soar (9/5)


Race 2:#1 Limonite (5/2)


Race 3:#5 Rhythm Tree (2/1)


Race 4:#11 Beachwalker (12/1)


Race 5:#3 Traci’s Greeley (5/2)


Race 6:#7 Cash Out (5/2)


Race 7:#1 Girolamo’s Attack (3/1)


Race 8:#3 Spycraft (5/1)


Race 9:#5 Belle Laura (5/2)


Race 10:#8 Movie Moxy (3/1)

Golden Gate

Race 1:#1 Cultured Pearl (2/1)


Race 2:#7 Senorita Estrella (8/5)


Race 3:#3 Tink’s Twirl (3/1)


Race 4:#3 Mon Camo (9/5)


Race 5:#9 Bee Einstein (9/5)


Race 6:#3 Graziano (5/2)


Race 7:#2 Adulting (7/2)


Race 8:#5 Shadrack (3/1)


Race 9:#4 Draw Me (8/1)

Gulfstream

Race 1:#6 Tiz the Dude (9/2)


Race 2:#4 Kirby (4/1)


Race 3:#6 All About Stella (7/5)


Race 4:#8 Trappezoid (7/5)


Race 5:#1 Timetastic (4/1)


Race 6:#1 Little Dude (7/2)


Race 7:#9 Hero of the Hour (3/1)


Race 8:#1 Tatweej (3/2)


Race 9:#5 Signing Bonus (8/1)

Los Al

Race 1:#5 Flawless Gem (8/5)


Race 2:#4 Robberyinprogress (8/5)


Race 3:#4 Iron Curtain (2/1)


Race 4:#6 Purdue (1/1)


Race 5:#3 Perfect Specimen (8/1)


Race 6:#4 Apollitical J Kite (8/1)


Race 7:#2 The Good Saint Pat (4/1)


Race 8:#1 Eagle Empire (7/5)

Penn National

Race 1:#5 My Devils Child (8/1)


Race 2:#1 Waverly Sunset (5/1)


Race 3:#4 Fire Down Below (3/1)


Race 4:#1 Eagles Cry (5/2)


Race 5:#4 One Slick Chick (3/1)


Race 6:#3 Wrong Ben (5/1)


Race 7:#3 No Deal (2/1)


Race 8:#2 Southside Warrior (3/1)


Race 9:#2 Barefootin’ Bay (5/2)


Race 10:#4 Victorious Bear (7/2)


Race 11:#1 Shecor (3/1)

Pimlico

Race 1:#2 Halfinthewrapper (5/2)


Race 2:#7 Beckon (8/5)


Race 3:#7 Tiz Ferguson (5/2)


Race 4:#7 Dreaming of Carats (9/5)


Race 5:#2 Polished Copper (5/2)


Race 6:#5 San Antone (2/1)


Race 7:#1 Market Analysis (9/5)


Race 8:#7 Triple Titos (10/1


Race 9:#2 Nick Papagiorgio (5/1)


Race 10:#3 Positive Force (2/1)

Prairie Meadows

Race 1:#3 Faster Than Hasta (2/1)


Race 2:#1 McClusky Mugger (8/1)


Race 3:#8 Ferrari James (5/2)


Race 4:#2 Vf Politics N Chicks (2/1)


Race 5:#6 Signs of a Blue Moon (5/2)


Race 6:#6 Island Song (8/5)


Race 7:#1 I Am Ready Again (5/1)


Race 8:#1 Swingin’ Sam (10/1)


Race 9:#1 Shell Fire (5/2)


Race 10:#5 He’s Munnie (2/1)


Race 11:#8 Beachhead (2/1)

Santa Anita

Race 1:#4 Holly Hundy (6/1)


Race 2:#3 High On Gin (6/5)


Race 3:#7 Ultimate Bango (5/2)


Race 4:#4 Polar Wind (9/5)


Race 5:#9 Cassie Belle (5/2)


Race 6:#2 Qahira (2/1)


Race 7:#1 Wildman Jack (5/2)


Race 8:#2 Oakland Mills (5/1)


Race 9:#1 Gypsy Spirit (3/1)


Race 10:#14 Scream and Shout (3/1)

Will Rogers

Race 1:#2 Johns Cupcake (5/1)


Race 2:#3 Anna Tambien (8/5)


Race 3:#4 Whisperalittleprayer (3/1)


Race 4:#2 Celtic Pagentry (4/1)


Race 5:#2 Will B Valiant (9/2)


Race 6:#1 Jess Golondrina (7/2)


Race 7:#4 R Secret Weapon (2/1)


Race 8:#3 Flying Afar (5/1)


Race 9:#6 Hiclass Ecstasy (8/1)

Woodbine

Race 1:#4 Hell Bent (8/5)


Race 2:#9 Frat Party (5/2)


Race 3:#7 Seguimi (2/1)


Race 4:#4 Sweet Sydney (8/1)


Race 5:#2 Strategic Vision (2/1)


Race 6:#9 Dancing Doll (5/2)


Race 7:#1 Corduroy Road (3/1)


Race 8:#5 Where’s the Widget (5/2)


Race 9:#1 Risetothechallenge (6/1)

Al Cimaglia: Hoosier Park Stakes Analysis

September 25, 2020 | By Al Cimaglia

Hoosier Park has a star-studded 15-race card ready to roll this evening. Some of the top trotters and pacers in North America will be competing for over $1,237,000 in purses.

Comments and selections below are based on a fast track.

Race 10-The Jennas Beach Boy-Purse $100,000

7-Allywag Hanover (3-1)-Not a stranger to racing on a big track and Tetrick has options. Possesses big gate speed and could leave or come off cover. Shows multiple sub-.27 last quarters and should relish the giant stretch.
5-The Greek Freak (5-1)-Makes HoP debut and has been very consistent hitting the board in 9 of 11 with 4 wins. Does have a start on a larger oval on 9/12 at Wbsb and was a game 4th. That line is better than it looks. Raced near the top into a very fast pace and it was the 1st start on a big track all year. Has top gate speed and could catch a great trip at a square price.
4-No Lou Zing (2-1)-Pennsylvania invader is as fast as a jet and comes off 2 nice wins. But will Lou take to the HoP surface and the awfully long stretch? Could finish higher but others will offer more value.

$5 Exacta Box 5-7, Total Bet=$10

Race 11-The Elevation-Purse $120,000

4-What's Your Beef (3-1)-Indiana bred has won 5 of 7 and has hit the board in the other 2 starts. Gets a very good post so Tetrick can work a favorable journey and take 6th picture at HoP.
5-Southwind Gendry (8/5)-Burke trainee has won 5 of 7 out East on the 5/8's and makes his big track debut. Will respect connections and has high speed but offers no value plus there are some concerns.
1-Almanac (7/2)-Winner of 2 straight at the Red Mile meets a tough crew here. Dunn should keep in the mix and could get a very efficient trip.

$6 Exacta 4-5, $4 Exacta 4-1, Total Bet=$10

Race 12-Hoosier Park Pacing Derby-Purse $140,000

3-This Is The Plan (12-1)-Raced here in the Dan Patch and was rank behind the gate and through the 3/4's. Started to get into gear and then was blocked down the lane. The draw is fine, Dunn steers tonight and will take a swing for a price. Raced well in the Pacing Derby at Wbsb but started in the 2nd tier. Does have a win and a 2nd place finish in 4 starts here. Has had a rough year but winner of >$778K in 2019 might be turning the corner.
8-Century Farroh (3-1)-Consistent 4-year-old has Dave Miller back between the pipes and is a perfect 2 for 2 at HoP. The start could be interesting, might leave or come off cover and should be a player either way.
6-Dancin Lou (4-1)-Raced big in the Canadian Derby and has beaten #8 in the past. Regular pilot Brain Sears is back and should be forwardly placed at a nice price.

$10 to Win on 3, $2 Exacta Box 3-6-8, Total Bet=$22

Race 13-The Caesars Trotting Classic-Purse $150,000

8-Atlanta (8/5)-Comes off a dominant win in the Maple Leaf Trot and will string along. Hasn't hit the board in 2 tries at Hoosier but that should change tonight.
6-Gimpanzee (9/5)-Winner of 5 of 7 in 2020 makes 1st start at HoP. Gets a post edge over #8 and could get the top and not look back.
2-Crystal Fashion (6-1)-May get overlooked at the windows, and from this post might get sucked around. Barn has been hot, and Stratton knows well. Could add some juice to the gimmicks and has 1 win in 3 starts here.

$5 Exacta 8-2, $5 Exacta 6-2, Total Bet=$10

Jeff Siegel's Santa Anita Analysis/Wagering Strategies - 9/25/20

September 25, 2020

Jeff Siegel’s Santa Anita Analysis & Wagering Strategies

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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The selections are posted at 6:00 a.m. and updated later in the morning to reflect late scratches and changes (approximately 10:30 a.m.).
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Grade Descriptions: Grade A=Highest degree of confidence; Grade B=Solid Play. Grade C=Least preferred or pass; Grade X=probable winner but likely at odds too short to play.


RACE 1: Post: 12:30 PT Grade: B-
Use: 1-Watch Me Burn; 2-Fantasy Heat; 5-Mischiffie

Keys to the First Race (view video)

Forecast: We’ll triple the opener, a turf sprint for second-level allowance fillies and mares. Fantasy Heat is perfect (1-for-1) over the course and has the tactical speed to secure a good stalking position behind the likely controlling speed (Watch Me Burn). Second in a race in which five of the six entrants participated in at Del Mar in August, the M. Glatt-trained filly knows where the wire is (3 wins in 9 starts) and may be the most dependable in the field. Mischiffie was out of her element when unplaced in the Daisycutter S. in July but is back where she belongs today and is a two-time winner over this course and distance. The switch to F. Prat certainly won’t hurt and the Irish-bred filly is a versatile type that has shown the ability to win on the lead or from a second-flight position. Watch Me Burn always is suspect in the final furlong but she’s clearly the quickest in the field, and with the rails up and from an inside draw she’s likely to take this field a long way. Though both of her prior outings over the local lawn were lackluster, she may be worth tossing in as a saver or a back-up.

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RACE 2: Post: 1:05 PT Grade: B
Use: 5-Dehydration; 6-Trouville

Keys to the Second Race (view video)

Forecast: Dehydration, claimed in her last pair and now in the J. Metz barn, shortens a half-furlong and makes her first start over the Santa Anita main track, which traditionally is a bit more kind to the speed types than Del Mar. The figure she earned two runs back when winning a restricted (nw-3) $20,000 claimer makes her a major player despite the class hike, and with the switch to A. Cedillo we’re expecting to see this sophomore daughter of Stay Thirsty on or near the lead throughout. Trouville, drawn directly outside Dehydration, was below form when facing older runners at Del Mar in a starter’s optional claimer, but this drop in class combined with the 3-year-old only restriction should get this daughter of Will Take Charge back on track. In the frame in all three of her prior starts over the Santa Anita main track, the L. Powell-trained filly makes a monumental jockey switch to F. Prat and should have dead aim from a second flight, stalking position. Both should be included in rolling exotic play.

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RACE 3: Post: 1:38 PT Grade: B-
Use: 5-Psycho Dar; 7-Ultimate Bango

Keys to the Third Race (view video)

Forecast: Top-to-bottom a chance in this $40,000 claiming turf sprint, so perhaps the best advice is to include as many as you can afford to. Smaller ticket players may try to survive and advance using the two we’ve listed above. Psycho Dar is a prior winner over the local lawn and catches considerably less early heat than he’s used to seeing, so we’re expecting the Storm Wolf gelding to be a strong threat from start to finish. He’s reunited with “win rider” E. Maldonado and could find himself on or near the lead through comfortable early fractions. Ultimate Bango has been stale in two 2020 outings, so this class drop into a seller for the first time is warranted. The B. Heap-trained gelding is back sprinting where he belongs, and as a three-time winner over this course and distance he’ll have every chance to return to winning form, assuming he’s not past his prime.

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RACE 4: Post: 2:10 PT Grade: B
Use: 3-Signofthetimes; 4-Polar Wind

Keys to the Fourth Race (view video)

Forecast: Polar Wind has faced older horses in all five of his career starts but today faces 3-year-olds only while returning to the high-priced claiming ranks. He also adds blinkers for the first time, retains U. Rispoli, and won over this main track when breaking his maiden in sharp style last spring. The son of Super Saver should draft into a comfortable stalking position and then have his chance when the pressure is turned on. Signofthetimes was a much-the-best winner of a $16,000 claimer at Del Mar in mid-August and today is boosted way up in class in what we’ll take a sign of confidence. The son of Cross Traffic has numbers that make him competitive and has every right to continue his improving pattern in what will be just his fourth career start. These are the two we’ll be using in our rolling exotics with Polar Wind the logical top pick and one to beat.

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RACE 5: Post: 2:41 PT Grade: B+
Single: 1-Eddie’s Sister

Keys to the Fifth Race (view video)

Forecast: Let’s zero in on Eddie’s Sister in this state-bred maiden turf sprint for fillies and mares. The daughter of Square Eddie turns back from a route, lands the good rail (always the place to be on this course when the rails are up) and shows a couple of nice, easy training track drills to have her on edge. In a race with suspect early speed, the P. D’Amato-trained 3-year-old could be hard to catch if she leaves cleanly from her inside post, so let’s make her a win play and rolling exotic single.

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RACE 6: Post: 3:12 PT Grade: B
Use: 2-Qahira; 7-Amuse

Keys to the Sixth Race (view video)

Forecast: A respectable second in the Rancho Bernardo H.-G3 at Del Mar in her most recent outing, Amuse faces what appears to be an easier task in this year’s edition of the Chillingworth S.-G3 (formerly the L. A. Woman S.) for fillies and mares. A two-time winner over the Santa Anita main track, the daughter of Medaglia d’Oro lands the cozy outside post in a race that projects to have moderate early splits, so D. Van Dyke has the option of popping and going or stalking and pouncing. On pure speed figures she’s the one to beat. Qahira, in her first outing in almost a year, trounced a second-level allowance field in gate-to-wire fashion at Del Mar for her fourth win in six career starts. Both of her defeats have come over the Santa Anita main track, so there’s that to consider along with the very soft front-running trip in her most recent victory that might have flattered her just a bit. Yet, with rising speed figures and in a field without too much speed she could shake loose once again. We’ll include both in our rolling exotics and then have an extra ticket or two keying Amuse on top.

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RACE 7: Post: 3:43 PT Grade: B+
Use: 6-El Tigre Terrible; 7-Big Runnuer

Keys to the Seventh Race (view video)

Forecast: We’ll go with the best speed and the best closer in this year’s renewal of the Eddie D. S-G2 over five and one-half furlongs on grass. Big Runnuer has really gotten good of late and may be fast enough to wire the field after winning the listed Siren Lure S. over this course and distance in June. Freshened since then and training in spectacular fashion for V. Garcia, the son of Stormy Atlantic has blistering early speed but can settle and pounce if required, so from his outside draw jockey J. J. Hernandez can access the race flow and choose his strategy. El Tigre Terrible offers danger from off the pace. Though shy in the speed figure department and tackling older horses for the first time, the P. Miller-trained gelding is a stakes winner over the local lawn and should have enough heat up front to compliment his style. The edge on top to Big Runnuer but we’ll include both on our rolling exotics.

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RACE 8: Post: 4:14 PT Grade: B+
Use: 1-Nesbitt; 5-Fratelli

Keys to the Eighth Race (view video)

Forecast: Fratelli is a first-off-the-claim play for P. Miller (35% with a massive flat-bet profit with this angle), so the raise in class from $16,000 to $32,00 isn’t an issue at all. The son of Munnings has numbers that fit in this restricted (nw-2) affair, picks up L. Saez, and sports the high-percentage blinkers off angle. A nice breeze at San Luis Rey Downs last week should have him primed for a career top performance. Nesbitt returned off a 14 month layoff to finish a respectable second in a (nw-2) $25,000 dash at Del Mar recently and if he moves forward at all he’ll be the one to fear most. The son of Curlin might have to be used early to gain position from his inside draw, so you should probably reference the earlier dirt races to see how the rail is playing and then adjust your analysis if necessary.

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RACE 9: Post: 4:45 PT Grade: B
Use: 1-Gypsy Spirit; 3-Kitty Boom Boom

Keys to the Ninth Race (view video)

Forecast: Here’s a tough, competitive first-level allowance turf miler for fillies and mares. Kitty Boom Boom, a stakes-winner during her 3-year-old season and making her second start off a layoff, is likely the controlling speed, and with the rails up and a prior win over the course the R. Baltas-trained filly could take some catching if not respected. Gypsy Spirit, a beaten choice in her last pair and perhaps not one to trust, lands the good rail and should draft into an ideal second flight, ground-saving trip position and have every opportunity to seal the deal from the quarter pole home. She didn’t have a good trip in her last start – some of her issues were self-caused – but if she can switch off early and relax, she’ll be the most dangerous of the second-flight stalkers and be heard from in the final furlong.

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RACE 10: Post: 5:16 PT Grade: C+
Use: 7-Enriched by Deb; 14-Scream and Shout

Keys to the Tenth Race (view video)

Forecast: Scream and Shout shows up in a bottom-rung maiden claimer after finishing fifth in straight maiden state-bred company at Del Mar last month. She has numbers that beats this field but has backed up from the furlong pole to the wire in each of her three starts, so for protection we’ll also toss in Enriched by Deb, the possible pacesetter getting a significant break in the weights with the switch to bug boy A. Centeno. The daughter of Munnings continues to train fairly well for R. Baltas and may have a bit of improvement in her. In a race that should be treated cautiously, we’ll try to get by in rolling exotic play using just these two.

Brian Nadeau's Daily Picks

Belmont Park - Race #3
Picks Notes
#8 Local Hero Pace player catches a group without a lot of early lick, should only be tighter second-off the long break, and will like this slight class drop too; look out.
#5 Business Cycle Class dropper goes off the Rodriguez claim (18%), which is a huge trainer upgrade from Shivmangal, but his lack of speed is a big worry; runs out of room.
#7 Deep Sea Deep closer will get bet hard for a Noda barn that seems to have the magic tough these days, but he's another with no early speed; using underneath only.
Race Summary There's a lot to like about the 8, most notably his race flow edge, and with his two biggest rivals the ones who will be effected by that the most, he looks even more appealing, so play him aggressively to win and place, while getting some additional value by singling him in the early Pk5/Pk4, since he looks like he's getting all the best of it here, not to mention he should be a lot tighter with the comeback behind him.

Belmont Park - Race #5
Picks Notes
#3 Starting Over Intriguing newcomer ran well in two dirt starts last year and now returns on the turf, as a gelding, for his first start since October, but Thomas is 21% off this break, and 35% dropping into an MCL, and this one will be a price, and has some turf in the pedigree as well; upset special.
#1 Gimme Some Mo Fellow returnee has a March layoff for TAP to deal with, though this is a 28% angle, for the barn, so there's not much worry there, and he's another MSW dropper, who drew perfectly as well, and that lone GP turf run makes hi a player with this underachieving group; looms very large.
#9 Bay Street Money The one to beat has the best form here and is another MSW dropper, so this could really put him over the top, but the fact he's in for a tag off two very solid, and fast, runs isn't a great sign, from a bad post at an underlaid price as well; plenty scary, but there are some knocks too.
Race Summary The price will be right on the 3, who looks cleverly spotted and may be poised for a lifetime best off what is the ultimate equipment change, so give him a look in all the slots, and especially to end the early Pk5/Pk4 as well, since he may fall through the wagering cracks, which means a win would add plenty of value at the end of both sequences.

Belmont Park - Race #7
Picks Notes
#1 Corey Scores Stretch runner had a trip last time, yet was still only beaten 3 3/4 lengths, should get some more speed to rally into on the stiff cutback, and will offer a hint of value too; mows them down.
#9 Mo Me Mo My Heavy hitter will get the jump on the 1, which is a big tactical edge, and getting back to the turf will help too, as the 2nd at the level at the Spa makes her the one to beat; will be a handful.
#11 Carnasie Angel Price player was a bit too far back last time but has the tactical speed to be close, and the NYB N1X ranks are similar to a 40k N2L, so don't think she's out of her element here; exotics appeal.
Race Summary You should get fair value on the 1, and you need to, as she'll have to work out a trip, and will need some pace help too, but her form fits, and Carmouche should add a it more speed to the package, so play her in all the slots, and especially the late Pk5, and to kick off the late Pk4 as well, since a win would spice up both sequences.

Frank Carulli's Daily Picks

Harrah's Philadelphia - Race #2
Picks Notes
#7 TEMPURA HANOVER Worked out golden trip, settled for third, can turn tables on fave.
#1 TONIANNE Dueled alongside pace-controlling winner, second best for the second time.
#4 JUDY TAYLOR Second start off year layoff, interesting choice by Allard.
Race Summary Tempura Hanover made the lead early, settled into a perfect pocket trip off the dueling leaders and was out-kicked by Tonianne for the runner-up spot. She offers better value in the rematch, so play 7-1 and 7-4 exactas.

Harrah's Philadelphia - Race #12
Picks Notes
#3 CAVIART RICHMOND Been facing better, returns to scene of runner-up debut finish.
#6 ADDISON HANOVER Third behind fave in tougher condition, Napolitano’s choice of three.
#2 STAR SPEAKER Chased pace-controlling favorite around the track after 8-5 second choice broke stride.
Race Summary Caviart Richmond finished in the money in half of his starts against sire stakes company, the last two against short-priced winners who paced the back half in :55.2. He stands a good chance to graduate in this field.

Woodbine-Mohawk Park - Race #1
Picks Notes
#5 SONIC FLARE Carried over good form in first start locally, take right back.
#2 SOLARIC Showing good signs for debut for solid connections.
#1 ASSASINS CREED Gained some while second-over through :57 back half after year layoff.
Race Summary U.S. invader Sonic Flare passed the favorite but couldn’t fend off the 2-1 winner in his bid for three in a row. He figures tough with a duplicate performance. Play a 1-2-5 exacta box

Jerry Shottenkirk's Daily Picks

Gulfstream Park - Race #3
Picks Notes
#1 Betterthenyourx Seeks third straight turf win and clearly has an affinity toward the local grass; won once off the pace and once on the front end, so she clearly can adjust to any scenario.
#6 All About Stella Was fourth of her last two races and should be able to show more speed at this level; very dangerous.
#7 Sayonara Baby Has been stopping lately but she takes a big class drop and moves over to the turf, which she should like.
Race Summary Betterthenyourx has found a home on grass and can be in the mix throughout this one; can score with a clean trip.

Gulfstream Park - Race #7
Picks Notes
#6 Danville Was claimed by Winebaugh last out and had a tough trip as she was bumped at the start and didn't have a lot of room in which to show her best. Can get back to good form here.
#9 Hero of the Hour Ran an even fourth vs. better company and should be a strong factor on the front end.
#7 Notsosubtle Closed into second at the end of his last one and was aided by a class drop; stays at the same level and can be a late factor.
Race Summary Danville was up in time two races back and was haltered by the Winebaugh stable, which has done well this season.

Gulfstream Park - Race #8
Picks Notes
#6 I'm a G Six Has been in good form and all year and has really improved from the beginning of the campaign, enough so that Maker jumped in and claimed him for $62.500 last out. His best cna win it.
#1 Tatweej Ran off to easy wins in his last two and has done well, especially since he didn't make his first start till the middle of his 4-year-old season. Still has a ways to go to put a dent in his $2.5 million purchase price three years ago.
#4 Brewmeister Was up in time in his last two -- the latest in impression fashion as he rallied strongly and won in fast time. Should like the mile.
Race Summary I'm a G Six doesn't seem to run a bad one and has taken four of his last seven. Can be very strong vs. this group.