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01-23-2009, 01:08 AM
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There are three 6 horse fields in the early pick 4? Yea, $240 is a lot(for that situation.) You would think I would read the 6x6x10x6 that SCAVS wrote. That's the smoggy brain in action.
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01-23-2009, 01:32 AM
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Don't think I would leave a Skimming horse out of a hill race(especially with that smiley maggot T. BAZE up.) Blinks on, too. If ya look at his 1st turf sprint, it looks like the horse likes turf, but is acting a lil mentally impaired. Blinks may help. Actually both his sprints are pretty good. His 1st race was maiden claimer, but the winner of that won the Hollywood Prevue in his next race. I know he only cost 8k, but I won't be surprised if he runs a good one down the hill. Don't see the attraction to these maiden pick 4 combos. Pretty much plays right into the pocket of trainers.
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01-23-2009, 09:13 AM
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I am not going to be critical, but I have made a mistake in the past of playing much larger tickets after a big score. It usually doesnt work out. Pk4's are about having an opinion, not trying to buy it. Play the ones the you like and not the ones you fear..and take half the money and play it in rolling pk3's or something. If the bombs come in you will make your money.
As for the 2nd race, I like 3,4,6 as there will be some pace in this one. Either way, good luck.
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