Early double Mountaineer 7/2

Byebyemermaid · #1 07-02-2006, 06:44 PM

It looks like the 2nd race is between the 2 and 9.In the 1st the 2 is the morning line favorite off of a year layoff.I'm using the 3,5 and 6.It might be too short for the 5.The 3 is reunited with Villa-Gomez who has been on a tear at Mountaineer.The 6 is the interesting horse off his last race and who i'll press for a few dollars extra.The bet $4 doubles 3,5/2,9 and $6 doubles 6/2,9.Good luck.

DerbyCat · #2 07-02-2006, 07:41 PM

You are absolutely amazing! I wish I had your handicapping mind... do you specialize in DD's or is this just where you find value?

Keep up the good work, you've got a fan in me!

Byebyemermaid · #3 07-02-2006, 07:55 PM

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Originally Posted by DerbyCat

You are absolutely amazing! I wish I had your handicapping mind... do you specialize in DD's or is this just where you find value?

Keep up the good work, you've got a fan in me!

As Elvis would say "Thank you,Thank you very much" I'm taking a shot in the 4th race tonight boxing 2,4,9 in an exacta.The 2 is 0 for 3 on the grass but two of the races were at Keenland where he was outclassed,but his last race he was only beaten 4 lengths where the 3 and 6 were beaten double digits.The 4 is the favorite and the 9 is first time grass but worked on June 20th which is a good sign and i think from his breeding will take to the grass.Also his win was at Charlestown at 7 furlongs which is a 2 turn race like today.Good luck.

Byebyemermaid · #4 07-02-2006, 08:21 PM

Did save in the 4th race and bet the 2 $10 to win.

DerbyCat · #5 07-02-2006, 08:27 PM

Ahhh... I just missed seeing your post, been watching the replays of todays races on TV... shall we expect more picks from you today?

Byebyemermaid · #6 07-02-2006, 08:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Byebyemermaid

Did save in the 4th race and bet the 2 $10 to win.

In answer to your question Derbycat i do prefer betting the doubles.I am stepping out in the 5th race and betting $10 wp on the 2.The race is really void of any speed and he could find himself by default on the lead .His races last year are good enough to beat these and he may be a juicy price.Good luck.

Byebyemermaid · #7 07-02-2006, 08:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Byebyemermaid

In answer to your question Derbycat i do prefer betting the doubles.I am stepping out in the 5th race and betting $10 wp on the 2.The race is really void of any speed and he could find himself by default on the lead .His races last year are good enough to beat these and he may be a juicy price.Good luck.

Never good when a speed horse gets left at the gate.I'll follow him and see if he can get into a similar field next time.Will post a late double in a little while.

skippy3481 · #8 07-02-2006, 10:40 PM

ill wish us luck mermaid. Get this 4 horse home perez.

DerbyCat · #9 07-02-2006, 10:57 PM

Sorry guys, I was pulling for you - Mermaid, I know you'll get it back tomorrow...

Byebyemermaid · #10 07-03-2006, 12:14 PM

As you said Derbycat you can't win them all.The most important thing is that the horses you chose are competetive and are in the spots you expect them to be during the race.My total investment yesterday was $95 dollars with a return of $167.A profit of $72,which i will take every day of the week.I'm not looking for a killing.Been busy all morning getting the pool in shape for the kids so i haven't gotten the pps for Mountaineer yet.Will go out in a few hours after i'm done.By the way Mountaineer is the track i post about 99% of the time.Somehow i've just gotten a grasp of that place and am very happy NYC OTB takes there action.Take care till later.Mark.

DerbyCat · #11 07-03-2006, 01:31 PM

Mark - I've been paying attention to your picks lately since my favorite tracks are off right now (Bay Meadows/Golden Gate - it's California fair season right now and there are very few days when they have good horses running - and when they do they're bet way down). I've enjoyed checking out your picks (along with Kasept's and Bogey's), it seems the three of you have good and consistant picks and you explain why you like the horses you like... I'm trying to branch out of the California tracks and get a better understanding of east coast tracks (although I suppose handicapping is the same everywhere)... I just don't have the knowledge and history of all the players at the eastern tracks like I have for California. So thanks for the continuing education of a northern California horse player!