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Author Archives: turfcapper
They’re Giving Away Money at The Track
They’re giving away money at the racetrack, almost every day. Sometimes you just have to be smart enough to pick it up. That was the case yesterday as Sadler’s Joy (4.70) rolled in the G3 Red Smith At Aqueduct. You … Continue reading
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Breeders Cup Scars
Quick Breeders Cup review. Five top winners in the preview picks, but all short priced as predicted. My capping was actually pretty good, as a few more hit the board, but I struggled to connect in exotics and multi-race sequences. … Continue reading
Posted in Breeders Cup, Del Mar, Handicapping, Horses, Saratoga Race Course
Tagged #BC2019, Breeders Cup, Del Mar, Handicapping, Horses, Saratoga
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BC Saturday Picks and Analysis
Race 4 – Filly and Mare Sprint – There is speed to burn in this race, and I can find a knock on almost every runner. #1 Covfefe is the 2-1 favorite and drew the rail. If she runs her … Continue reading
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Just Another Race Day? Breeders Cup Friday Thoughts
I think the track is slightly speed favoring, but also mostly favors the classiest and fittest horses – if you aren’t at the top of your game, you’ll fade late. Continue reading
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Chaos Theory … Pray for Peace, Prepare for War
Pray for peace but plan for war, the old saying goes. That seems to fit these three semi-idle weeks between the final preps and the breeders cup. I have two theories on this period of time. The first is chaos … Continue reading
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Sweet Corn Fettuccine Alfredo
Late summer into early fall is the best time of the year for eating. So many fresh foods out there. If you follow my Instagram you already know my affinity for fresh tomato sandwiches. This idea popped into my head … Continue reading
An Honest Gamble
Killing Them (selves) Slowly I know I am rapidly becoming “get off my lawn” guy, but here’s a little perspective. Racing is killing itself slowly for the everyday handicapper. I acknowledge that the industry is a complex one, with the … Continue reading
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Life As A Low Roller
I have been interested in contest play for a while now, but the DRF folded their contest site just as I was looking to get involved, and several of the others ask for a $50 membership before you even have … Continue reading
Posted in Handicapping, Horses, Saratoga Race Course, Summer
Tagged Food, Handicapping, Horses, Saratoga, Summer
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Perfectly Wrong
Well, that didn’t work. My spot play on Scars Are Cool did not pan out, as he ran a to a mid pack result about 10 lengths behind Code of Honor, who stamped himself as one of the two best … Continue reading
Posted in Belmont, Breeders Cup, Handicapping, Horses, Saratoga Race Course, Summer, Travers
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Recognize the Pattern
There’s one horse coming into the Travers with a pattern I love, and at the price I will have to play. The pattern is lightly-races, late developing three-year old, with three straight beyer increases. The horse is Scars are Cool. … Continue reading
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