We’ll try to separate these by concentrating on runners with an affinity for the trip or a surface lover, since this meet’s days are dwindling to a precious few.
But there are several of those two, so we’ll take the filly that figures to sit a good trip behind the speed then get a jump on the late runner. That figures to be Promise Me A Cat (3-1), with Ramon Dominguez taking a call from Carlos Martin.
With a record of 2-for-3 over the ground and a win at this distance in two starts, her defeat at 6-1/2 came last out when she was used up in a pace battle. Her speed will enable Ramon to stalk covered up from close range, getting the jump on late runner Emily Allstar (2-1).
Taking Promise Me A Cat to win at 5-2 or greater, an exacta box with ‘Emily’ and Heir To Dare (5-2), and adding price shots Devilish Spirit (8-1) and Powhattan Princess (12-1) to the exotic mix.
Running Totals: (1114) 342-217-167 Total Dollar Return: $2,353.20 [win selections only]


14 Jul 2012 at 02:39 am | #
Just visited my daughter Emily who is working on Nantucket for the summer. So I had to play Emily allstar. My friend says using names is my best angle.
14 Jul 2012 at 03:44 pm | #
Rule #1 HH. You can’t be right for the wrong reason.
That’s what some bettor told me one night after doing the Harvey Pack show.
I asked him if he cashed; he said he did. That’s the bottom line: the bottom line.
Good for you.
(Geez, been having a run of seconds lately. Hope I’m just saving those winners for the Spa).