He's developing beautifully and earned New Pace Top status in his surface debut. He's trained purposefully since and should go forward with Tampa's leading rider aloft for the very live Tom Amoss.
El Padrino (2-1) earned top figure score in 3-year-old debut at Gulfstream, handling the talented Take Charge Indy with authority; he's the most probable winner off a huge final-figure edge.
Taking Shared Property to win at 4-1 or greater, an exacta box with El Padrino, and adding Mr. Bowling and Optimizer to the exotics mix.
Running Totals: (1032) 319-203-148 Total Dollar Return: $2,199.80 [win selections only]
25 Feb 2012 at 07:31 am | #
Speaking of Equiform, weren’t you planning on changing to a more extensive format based on those speed numbers? How did Cary do in the NHC?
Going with you today, saving up for Sky Blaze and Heart of Destiny tomorrow. Good luck to all.
25 Feb 2012 at 07:40 am | #
Whatever offer 7-El Padrino makes, I can and will refuse today. They will have a difficult time keeping up with the Jones’ in here, especially when it is likely 1-Mr. Bowling will improve off that last one. 4-Optimizer logical nemesis.
1-Mr. Bowling (5.88)
4-Optimizer (6.18)
6-Ted’s Folly (8.16)
5-Z Dager (9.42)
8-Shared Property (10.22)
25 Feb 2012 at 07:58 am | #
HH, yes, we were planning an extended analysis before logistics and economics made that untenable. We will revisit the concept when those situations are resolved. Cary finished unplaced.
T, no arguments with Mr. Jones. Assuming your figures are dismissing the wet track performances of the boss entirely, correct?
JP
25 Feb 2012 at 09:33 am | #
With respect to these handicapping contests, I wish just one would have a format where they multiplied the number of winners you have by the total dollar figure. In this way, some old grandma would not forge ahead of me, when she hits a 90-1 shot. It would be the perfect method for combining consistency with handicapping ability. Think about it.
TTT