That tells you just how much money they have put into it. Also the camera angles that they have. Everybody's been complaining about that this year, and I am one of them. It is hard to watch, but there's great racing. They actually do have a very good racing that today they have multiple stakes races. I'm going to dive into that. I'm going to start handicapping. I do have some pick fives and pick fours that will be going
Mitchell Ross
@mitchyro99 · 0:38
So if I'm looking to beat eat those c*** sources, I'd use Lady Kate, who's going to be in the lead, and then I think material might clean it up if the pace falls apart. But good luck today
Mitchell Ross
@mitchyro99 · 0:25
Phil. I screwed up. I was looking at this pretty quick before I hopped on my other flight. Mater is trained by Brad Cox. I don't know how I missed that, but reading through that and looking at the run lines and everything, I thought she was trained by a different horse. So I I do like one of the Bradcat. I do like the bradcast surrounder and material. So her and Lady Kate I would use. But good luck today
Mitchell Ross
@mitchyro99 · 0:39
If you get to a Web a. I can see him being a big threat there is. He like the class and everything? No, but I expect him to run big at ten to one or greater
Tony Mosesso
@tonymo · 0:15
I'm a little late to the party here, but I'm going to take a shot on Josie for Steve Asmussen, ridden by Ricardo Santana. If I had any faith that Cory Lannery could get off the rail, I might take take a look at Sally's Curling. But I don't. So give me Josie
phil spade
@Phil · 1:43
Well, I almost had to pick five there. I missed the last leg. Unfortunately, always a killer. But, you know, I did have Parkland in race six. I thought that was a horse for the course was 20 to one morning line went off at eight to one. So I wasn't the only one who thought that but did have that one, of course, had super stock. But I did have Hanks included. Just because West Holly has won me a lot of money
Mitchell Ross
@mitchyro99 · 0:35
Usually when I miss out on a pick five or pick four, no matter what the bed is, I usually go back and look and I try to come up with how could I have gotten to this horse with the ticket structure I had, or how could I have structured it different with the horse? Or do you just move on and try to clear the minds? I'm curious to know how you look at the races after you miss out on a bet
phil spade
@Phil · 4:00
I did not know this trainer, but when I looked at the races that this horse had won or ran the first race out, didn't run anywhere, wasn't competitive at all. But you can throw that one out. I mean, a two year old racing for the first time, they have no idea what's going on. And she learned from that and had another race at a mile, which is important and ran a really nice race before fading to third at the end