most lucrative?

what has been your most lucative track, year in, year out?
for myself, it has been playing Jersey, Monmouth and Meadowlands
I'm not sure why

[Ghostzapperfan]

I have actually had the most luck at Lone Star, but I always enjoy playing Churchill and do pretty well there...

ALostTexan

Originally Posted by BellamyRd.

what has been your most lucative track, year in, year out?
for myself, it has been playing Jersey, Monmouth and Meadowlands
I'm not sure why

Churchill Downs, no doubt.

[SentToStud]

Calder
Tampa
El Comandante

[The Bid]

Northville Harness

Raceway Park Harness

Originally Posted by BellamyRd.

what has been your most lucative track, year in, year out?
for myself, it has been playing Jersey, Monmouth and Meadowlands
I'm not sure why

It has been the same for me; I live there, as well. Mike Watchmaker has talked about the overlays at the Jersey tracks; they are a factor. I collected an exacta with two overlay horses at Monmouth this summer. I did VERY well!

[packerbacker7964]

Fair Grounds betting pick 4's. I got this guy who gives me touts and he's up over 32k for under 2 grand betting.

[Thunder Gulch]

Did great at Keenland in the spring before they installed the poly. It was as easy as waiting for dominant speed at good odds, particularly in routes.

[brianwspencer]

Originally Posted by The Bid

Northville Harness

Raceway Park Harness

Ha! Northville Harness is where I do my simulcast wagering now that I moved out here!

This year Kentucky has been good to me.

Most profitable at Churchill, but had a great run at Keeneland this fall, and have dropped a couple of big spot plays at Turfway that have turned out well for me too.

[pmayjr]

Without a doubt- Mountaineer.

[brianwspencer]

Originally Posted by pmayjr

Without a doubt- Mountaineer.

I need to learn to play Mountaineer again -- It was tricky but then I used to be okay at it when I lived in Portland but haven't played it since and have been afraid to throw away money while I was figuring it out again.

[Gander]

I was very good at Aqu's inner track in the 90's. Since then I have had spurratic luck at places like Gulfstream and Saratoga but no single track comes to mind. I tend to do awful on big days like Derby Day and BC Day.

[MISTERGEE]

Green Mountain, Commodore Downs, Great Barrington, Oops

[pmayjr]

Brian,
The thing that is good about that track (Mountaineer), is the field sizes are always really good, no matter what the weather is like. They race practically year-round there, and it rains/snows a lot there. When that happens, the horses don't scratch much, and most have wet-form.

This is seriously one track where I never want them to get Poly, because most horses have pretty good wet-form, which makes for good betting even in bad conditions.