Monthly Archives: June 2018

It’s The Grind

“Love the Grind” has long been one of my Handicapping mottos. It’s practically holding down a second job to do it well. This weekend the grind got to me, traveling up and down the east coast to visit family with … Continue reading

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Five Top Winners, But . . .

Somehow, despite listing five top winners and Sadler’s Joy, who got popped at the wire, I had a very marginal day yesterday as Spring Valley crushed my late Pick Tickets (I used Sadler’s Joy and Hi Happy, who were both … Continue reading

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Belmont Stakes Day – June 9

I have some opinions I feel very strong about today. I won’t bury the lead. I’m singling Justify on the end of p4 and Pick 5 play. He’s the best horse. He has the right style. I don’t think his … Continue reading

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Justify Your Position

I’ve tried to look at ways to beat Justify in the Belmont Stakes, and listened to the noise about his “declining form,” but I’ll make a couple of counter-arguments for you to consider. The Kentucky Derby and the Preakness were … Continue reading

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Saturday, June 2

A couple quick notes for today. I’m not sure they qualify as brilliant handicapping, but I have Analyze It as a stone cold single in the ninth at Belmont (Pennine Ridge), and Thewayiam the same in the seventh (Penn Oaks) … Continue reading

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