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Chad Brown to Win Turf Feature? Watsdachances?

Sunday, October 07, 2012

Watsdachances (5-2) overcame tough trip to win the PG Johnson at Saratoga now goes second Lasix and second off the layup for Chad Brown, 33% and 30% scenarios, respectively; Javier on the re-ride. Looms most probably winner of today's Belmont Park feature.

Meanwhile Fly Again (5-1) came from last to break maiden impressively on yielding ground in 7F turf debut at Saratoga and might have bright turf future. Summer of Fun (10-1) earned competitive figure in maiden breaker at Saratoga then was glued to the fence vs. 13 rivals in G2 Natalma that produced top KEE performer Spring Venture; value at early line odds.

Taking Watsdachances to win at 2- or greater, an exacta key box with Fly Again and Aunner of Fun.

Running Totals: (1178) 365-228-177 Total Dollar Return: $2,494.20 [win selections only]

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