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![]() In their prime - the betting cards were fantastic and the racing was as interesting as it possibly gets for the level.
Now the opposite is becoming more and more true all the time. However, there is at least one very interesting race today ... in todays 6th race - look for bridge jumping to possibly occur on two different horses in the same race. |
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![]() Wow, maybe the 2 chalks will kill each other and the first time starter will pick up the pieces at a price late.
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Felix Unger talking to Oscar Madison: "Your horse could finish third by 20 lengths and they still pay you? And you have been losing money for all these years?!" |
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![]() You could swap out the name "Mountaineer" for a lot of other tracks, too....
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I don't really see anything that can possibly stop the decline. |
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![]() The world's oldest profession
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![]() Here is a 3/5 morning line favorite in a $17,000 MSW race on Sunday at Mountaineer.
![]() Because this steller Michigan invader was able to make the lead going 24.60 and 50 flat - she fought the whole way last time out in a mile in 1:44 flat and now all of a sudden she's odds-on on the ML. Considering that she got beat 28 lengths in a 15K MCL while posting her 3rd straight 0 figure ... how bad do you think that field had to be last time for her to go off at 8/1? |
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