But we'll take the value offered on Channel Lady (4-1) who is not as fast but is fresher, appears suited well by race dynamics, and the fact she's never taken a backward step on turf. The presence of Ramon is more incentive to look for the upset.
Taking Channel Lady to win at 7-2 or greater and an exacta box with Pianist.
Running Totals: May, 2007-Present
Number of Selections: 1198
Number of Win-Place-Show Finishers: 371-233-179
Amount Wagered: $2,394 [to win only]
Total Dollar Return on Investment: $2,535.20
Profit to Date: $139.20


21 Nov 2012 at 06:14 pm | #
Bewildered, befuddled, stymied and just plain confused, if people don’t play 4-Baffle Me in this one. Caught him last time at 21-1 at sandy city as my close third-rated number, and I’m going back to the well one more time, as today he is my top number; no sentimentality involved; I gave up long ago having affairs with horses, although I’ve heard in some states they are considering legalizing it. What a world and what a game, heh! 3-Pianist, of course, would be no surprise, but I need to put beans on my table, gas in my tank, and daddy needs a new pair of underwear. 2-Nayarra also has a chance in here at a price and will certainly use for the gravy. Bet winners my friend, ‘cause there ain’t no future in betting losers. Gobble Gobble, if she don’t bobble.
4-Baffle Me (5.35)
3-Pianist (5.56)
2-Nayarra (6.97)
7-Channel Lady (7.07)
TTT
21 Nov 2012 at 10:00 pm | #
Nice JP.
TTT
22 Nov 2012 at 12:58 am | #
Thanks, T. Your filly had an excuse; got slammed a bit at the start. But I hope you bet your third choice today like last time; Nayarra being second at 44-1.