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![]() Joly B, I got a bigger confession, early in the week I got on Sport of Kings also, I did not use the form and I just went and picked for that race. I bet Largent in TVG but forgot all about Sport of kings. I picked Delaware in that race on Wednesday. A Big Boo Boo. At least I can go to Monmouth and cash in my winnings. I moved last year and now live 3 miles from there.
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![]() What is it? Is that a handicapping game through one of the ADWs or tracks?
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I just finished playing in the Race of the Day finals, for which you had to qualify by finishing in the weekly top 20 of a race of the day contest for the period between early September and early December. Around 350 people were competing. Here's a link: sportofkings.net I think that it would appeal to your approach to handicapping. After you have looked at the site, I'd be glad to try to answer any questions you might have. |
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![]() Registered for it. Took me awhile. Horse racing sites don't seem to want to deal with yahoo mail for some reason. I have a gmail account, but so long since I used it, had to reset password. Haven't played PH for a long time. When do they let you have the PPs for whatever race they choose?
Last edited by cal828 : 12-13-2020 at 04:58 PM. |
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PP's are usually available a couple of days in advance; the only exception is for the Monday race since on Sunday night they are finishing up one week before they post for the next week's contest. As a general rule they try to use the race that is DRF's race of the day - if DRF offers formulators you get them; if not you get the regular DRF pp's. I'm sure that you saw the button at the top of the page that says "Free Past Performances". This is very different from the old PH. However the same people who hosted PH in the past are involved in this project. Hope that you have fun with this. From what I've seen over the past couple of months, you need to hit some price plays to do well. |