AP Race 02 -- This conditioned nw2l claimer is loaded with interesting possibilities. OFFICER FRANK's final number two races back is easily good enough to win this 6-1/2 furlong sprint. He was "pinballed" at the start of his last race and still made a nice mid-race rally. He is 8/1 on the Morning line and trainer Chris Dorris jumps him right up to $10,000 after just nabbing him for $5000. Chris is 27% off the claim for a $4.99 return. Bigtime Mac (15/1) and Air Dokat (12/1) are also must uses off New Pace Tops.
Let price be your guide and mix and match in the gimmicks as you see fit.
September 13 Result: (1) 1-0-0 Current Running Totals: (58) 20-4-5 Total Dollar Return: $241.70
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Cary Fotias is the Founder and President of Equiform, a New York City firm that produces The XTRAS and The SHORTS, handicapping products for evaluating current condition and form cycles. He is also the author of the critically acclaimed handicapping book, Blinkers Off, which describes an innovative numerical approach to form-cycle analysis.
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14 Sep 2009 at 01:24 pm | #
Cary
Very nice suggestions regarding Arlington Park Sunday. I only hit the “Win” bet because I used the two long shot horses you suggested in exotic bets. Started to use the number one horse in my exotics too but decided against it and and went for the boxcar payoff. Even so, I really like it when you suggest we use our own ideas and use price as a guide. With a little luck this could have been a huge payday. Looking at the “split times “ in Bris PP’s it appeared the
“one” horse may have had a NPT also, did he? How did you end up betting this race? Did you hit any exotics? Just curious since “bet structure” is the part of wagering that I enjoy the most but may be a little weaker at. It gets a little hectic as the odds change near post time. Thanks again.
Tim
17 Sep 2009 at 09:28 pm | #
Cary I heard you have a new product coming out. When is that going to be ready to go?