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Hump day play
Aqueduct Race: 4
Amount: $2.00 Type: Pick 6 Horses: 4/2,3/7/8,11/2,9/12-14 Total Cost: $48.00
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Aqueduct Race: 6
Amount: $0.50 Type: Pick 4 Horses: 7,10/5,8,10,11/2,5,9/12-15 Total Cost: $48.00 Aqueduct Race: 6 Amount: $1.00 Type: Daily Double Horses: 12/5,8,10,11 Total Cost: $4.00
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Aqueduct 6
$20 win 1 $20 dd 1,7/8 GL |
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Aqu 7
$20 DD 8 / 2,5,7 $10 DD 10 / 5
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Didnt get the second double in on time....but i still suck
Laurel 7 $15 exacta 12 / 4,6
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Savers
Aqueduct 9 $1.00 EX 2 / 6,14 $2.00 Aqueduct 9 $4.00 EX 6 / 10,13,14,15 $16.00 Aqueduct 9 $8.00 EX 6 / 2,12,14,15 $32.00
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F... me I screwed up the saver bet, was live to 12-15,as until the 7th race xpeed was ng , then they must of worked on the track as r7-9 was speed only. Leftthe 6 out because of it , then the 2 took money with the 6,and i screwed up not covering w the 2. & mispunching the 6 twice w the 14 15 and ran out of coin-- sheesh
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