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06-04-2006, 09:55 PM
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According to NYRA.com the sequence of races on Belmont day is
R1 - Allowance OC (45k) - 6f R2 - Allowance (46k) - 8.5f turf R3 - MSW (43k) - 6.5f R4 - Allowance OC (47k) - 7f R5 - Allowance OC (50k) - 8.5f turf R6 - True North (Gr II - 200k) 6f R7 - Just a Game (Gr II - 300k) - 8f turf R8 - Woody Stephens (Gr II - 250k) - 7f R9 - Acorn (Gr I - 250k) - 8f R10 - Manhattan (Gr I - 400k) - 10f turf R11 - Belmont (Gr I - 1000k) - 12f R12 - MSW (44k) - 9f turf R13 - Allowance (44k) - 7f Sorry, couldnt find anything about Pick 4's Here is a link to the page on NYRA.com http://www.nyra.com/chart/tcondbookt...0/2006&track=B 
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#3
06-05-2006, 05:25 AM
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#4
06-05-2006, 07:57 AM
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Can you say incredible? Other than Breeders Cup day, this may be the 2nd best single race card of the year. Ought to be an incredible day. Fields will be huge as well and teh forecast is for good weather. I predict a record Belmont day handle!!!!
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#5
06-05-2006, 08:55 AM
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looks like an all stakes pick3, pick4, and pick 6...
there is more action of this card then there is all summer at arlington... and thats just sad.
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#6
06-05-2006, 09:20 AM
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Lets hope for big fields with wide open odds boards. Not 8/5 English Channel, 2/1 Cacique type races, who the heck wants to chase those kinds of odds?
Travers Day last year was a prime example of how a big day of racing that featured several stars can be an absolute horrible betting day and in general dreadfully boring. This has got to be better than that one.
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#7
06-04-2006, 09:55 PM
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Unbelievable, a double post, lol
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