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Horses to Watch July 2012 part 2 6o2r1s

by Greg Melikov 4b675f

posted on July 30, 2012 in No Comments >>

Horses worth watching, a list of runners compiled by handicapper/turf writer Greg Melikov, should do well next time out. These thoroughbreds won five times, finished second three times and ran third eight times since June 22. They’re worth considering when developing your wagering strategy for online betting or at your favorite track. ARLINGTON PARK Nolan’s […]

Free Pick-Four Selections / Saratoga / Saturday 4g2v4u

by Ed Meyer

posted on July 27, 2012 in 1 Comment >>

Last week was an old-fashioned butt kicking… I knew the card was tough but they gave me a new definition of striking out. But as the great Harvey Pack would be first to let you know, ” That is horse racing, and tomorrow is another day.” Well that day is tomorrow, and the pick-four may […]

Murderer’s Row 50102e

by Ed Meyer

posted on July 26, 2012 in 2 Comments >>

Every morning, I used to walk around beautiful River Downs. The scenic river view, the sunshine, and heat that could melt the asphalt.  There was a special table near the food court that had some very unique characters. They used to pull three tables together, play the races, and complain worse than old ladies playing bingo. If […]

by Ed Meyer

posted on July 26, 2012 in 1 Comment >>

Thomas  M. Amoss Born – November, 17, 1961 – New Orleans, Louisiana Began working in Thoroughbred racing in 1976, and took out his trainer’s license in 1987   Question: Thom, what do you feel was one of your most instrumental preparations in becoming a professional trainer ? Answer: That would be the time I spent as a […]

Alpha Will Be Dandy; Paynter Gets Nod in Haskell 5k4zx

by Greg Melikov

posted on July 25, 2012 in No Comments >>

The widest open of this weekend’s big races for 3-year-olds is Saturday’s $600,000 Jim Dandy at Saratoga. The 49th renewal has attracted several graded stakes winners, but the top two sophomores are headed to Monmouth on Sunday for the 45th running of the $1 million Haskell Invitational. The Jim Dandy will be loaded with an […]

A Day at The Office 4s2ro

by Ed Meyer

posted on July 23, 2012 in No Comments >>

I fell in love going to the track with my Dad many moons ago. Mainly cheap claimers, and an occasional turf race at River Downs. I have seen riders take the “married man” route going five wide, and watched young Peruvian reinsman scoot up the rail with not enough room for the sun to shine […]

Horses Worth Watching July 2012 j3r54

by Greg Melikov

posted on July 23, 2012 in No Comments >>

Horses worth watching, a list of runners compiled by handicapper/turf writer Greg Melikov, should do well next time out. These thoroughbreds won five times, finished second once and ran third six times since June 9. They’re worth considering when developing your wagering strategy for online betting or at your favorite track. ARLINGTON PARK Bonnie: Broke […]

Free Selections / Saratoga $500,000 Guaranteed Pick-Four / 7/21/12 7059x

by Ed Meyer

posted on July 20, 2012 in 2 Comments >>

Every Saturday at the Spa you can take a shot at a sweet P-4 guarantee. New York racing is big. The pools are big, the races are big, and the opportunites are huge… Just be sure to your EZ Win Forms, as this is a very tough wager to hit. I have never met […]

40 Days of Heaven / Saratoga 2012 571817

by Ed Meyer

posted on July 18, 2012 in No Comments >>

After the Triple Crown, racing kinda’ goes to bed early. I know, I know, nobody wants to it that… But, with the opening of the doors at the  historic Saratoga, things are really heating up for the summer. They kick off the meet on Friday, July 20, and continue until Labor Day. They offer some of […]

Triple Crown Race Runners Do Well in the Haskell 6x675t

by Greg Melikov

posted on July 16, 2012 in No Comments >>

Haskell Invitationals have included a Triple Crown race winner three times since 2008, but injuries have taken their toll this year. First, Kentucky Derby-Preakness victor I’ll Have Another developed swelling in his left front tendon, was scratched from the Belmont and then retired because of early tendinitis. Then Union Rags won the Belmont, but following […]