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07-20-2008, 04:50 AM
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When I capped it, I wrote "4-2", which in my notes means there aren't any other horses to consider. I usually then use both horses in multi plays, but I thought Foolish Bid had a class edge and that he was liable to get the ideal stalking trip. But the 2 scratches (#8 Rough Shod Heir & #5 Basil St. John) changed the race completely from a pace standpoint as they WERE the speeds. As a result, (#2) Sweetsouthernson inherited the mantle upfront, and got no pressure, while Foolish Bid languished early and had no rally. I didn't get a chance to adjust the plays post-scratches either yesterday as I was over at Saratoga setting up the Barbecue and didn't get home until they were running the Belmont 6th... Was a very good day though overall.
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07-20-2008, 05:40 AM
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SB,
Not sure if it means anything, but the all stakes pick 3 payout you have showing at Colonial is off. The $44.90 you have showing was for $1 and not $2. I for one think the $89.80 for $2 is incredibly generous considering the parlay was $54.60
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