AQU Race 09 -- Credit Storm (8/1 ML) comes off a New Pace Top (NPT) despite breaking slowly and ran her best number going one mile at Belmont Park.
SA Race 09 -- Askquestionslater (12/1) comes from low-key barn off a NPT in this maiden claimer.
February 15 Results: (2) 0-0-1 Running Totals: (13) 4-1-1 Total Dollar Return: $34.20
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15 Feb 2009 at 07:48 pm | #
Do you ever pick a winner??
Your selections are a joke!!
15 Feb 2009 at 08:57 pm | #
Salvatore,
Since Cary probably has too much style to reply to this, allow me. This winter Cary has made 13 selections, with 4 winners, one second, and one third, for a total dollar return $34.20.
That’s a return on investment of $2.72 for each $2 wager, a flat-bet profit. Clearly, man does not live by loser’s alone, and rearely should anyone find it necessary to apologize for doing a job well.
John Pricci, executive editor
16 Feb 2009 at 10:05 am | #
I’m with you John. For the calender year of 2008 I came out ahead of the game for the first time, in large part from listening to Cary and yourself. Your analysis of the feature races, in which you have to make a selection ( a big disadvantage) has taught me much. And Cary’s value picks are where a player can pick up a big score which, as I said before, can get the bottom line back where we want it. Both of you guys give the best selections I have found.
Tim
21 Feb 2009 at 01:25 pm | #
Tim,
Wow! Thank you Tim. As you probably can guess, neither Cary or I have much of a life beyond the racing game: No apology, just fact. Wouldn’t have it any other way. But it’s nice, you know, to hear a kind word for the hard work. Thanks again for taking the time.
JP