luckiest track, unluckiest track?

[Puddle Jumper]

Luckiest: CD and Saratoga
Unluckiest: Synth Tracks

[cakes44]

Luckiest: Keeneland

Unluckiest: (tie)Turfway since the change from dirt OR
anything on the dirt at Saratoga

[philcski]

Luck: None of them
Suck: All of them

...only semi-joking.

Luck: CD, MTH, LS
Suck: KEE, AP

[kp319]

luck Aqueduct suck Gulfstream

[cal828]

Best: Oaklawn, Santa Anita, Churchill, Belmont
Worst: Turf Paradise, Suffolk, Monmouth

[fpsoxfan]

Lucky: Belmont

Not so Lucky: Churchill

[Gate Dancer]

Lucky: Hollywood grass
Sucky: Hollywood poly

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by PatCummings

I'll bite...not so much for a lucky track, but Monmouth is, by far, a track where I never get anything to go right. Just never, EVER.

Same here. I love Monmouth, but I can count on one hand the number of tickets I've cashed there. I usually do relatively well at Fair Grounds, Saratoga and occasionally Keeneland.

[ateamstupid]

Originally Posted by cal828

Best: Oaklawn, Santa Anita, Churchill, Belmont
Worst: Turf Paradise, Suffolk, Monmouth

As a friend of mine would say, 'ya get what ya deserve betting those tracks'.

[tanner12oz]

other then belmont, aqueduct, toga, cd and hollywood they are all unlucky for me...

arlington, monmouth, philly are all especially bad

[pweizer]

The beast track to bet ever was the Lincoln State Fair Park. I used to be there on business for a week for several years running. At this track, regardless of distance or field size, whatever horse had the lead after the first call always won.

Paul

[PeteMugg]

Luck: Churchill, Belmont, Ellis

NoLuck: Keeneland. Beautiful place, but I can't seem to catch a break there.

[cal828]

Originally Posted by ateamstupid

As a friend of mine would say, 'ya get what ya deserve betting those tracks'.

Not to worry. I never bet more than a few races before determining they were pretty much impossible so no great loss. Actually, I never bet a couple of these at all, I just remember them from the old Pick 6 challenge that ESPN used to do.

[cakes44]

Originally Posted by pweizer

The beast track to bet ever was the Lincoln State Fair Park. I used to be there on business for a week for several years running. At this track, regardless of distance or field size, whatever horse had the lead after the first call always won.

Paul

This couldn't be more true as I've been there several times and bet the track regularly because I live in Omaha. The trick, however, is figuring out which horses aren't too sore to actually try to get the lead AND which jockeys have the 1/2 a brain needed to go for it.

[Zaf]

Luck : SoCal
Suck : FG

[Gate Dancer]

Originally Posted by pweizer

The beast track to bet ever was the Lincoln State Fair Park. I used to be there on business for a week for several years running. At this track, regardless of distance or field size, whatever horse had the lead after the first call always won.

Paul

Classic pick pweizer. I have been to State Fair Park on numerous occasions before moving to Montana. Bull-ring racing at its best, get to the front. FYI..........this is their last season, the track property is being gobbled up by the Univ of Nebraska. Future racing in Lincoln is uncertain at this point. A couple of groups are trying to get something put together for a new one mile track.

[Antitrust32]

Luck: Saratoga
Suck: Gulfstream

[Clip-Clop]

Originally Posted by Kasept

Interesting question..

Luck: Saratoga
Suck: Del Mar

Yeah, that...Exactly that.

[VOL JACK]

Luck = CD & Toga

Suck= all 1 turn races on the Belmont turf...and Tampa dirt.

[AeWingnut]

Luck: CD and OP
Stuck: Delmar, Hollywood Park, Calder and Woodbine

I like Woodbine but... even when you cash it isn't worth it.