Art P
12-30-2005, 02:25 PM
Here is a play I got from a service specializing in Cal racing. This is their top play they love this one, Lets see how he does
3rd race Santa Anita
GRAND MISS (#10), our EMAIL ALERT HORSE and SOLID INVESTMENT OF THE DAY. She's a beautiful daughter of Breeder's Cup Mile winner War Chant, and we loved her when she made her debut as our top choice back in June. That day, Nakatani was patient, as he waited for an opening, something that happens often with Corey as he loves to save ground inside of horses. He found room, and this first timer burst through bravely. Three weeks later, he was placed against older horses in a very difficult spot, and he showed much more speed before fading, though an injury was the reason for the fading effort. She's back and doing well, and don't be alarmed by the slower works from Drysdale. You'll see when she steps onto the track this afternoon that she's fit and ready. Look for a good late run down the lane, and as is usually the case with these crazy downhill turf races, luck and racing room will be needed. If she's 8-5, then the risk compared to the reward is probably not worth the wager, but off her 6-1 morning line, we'll look for a 7-2 or 4-1 price, and that makes the wager worth the investment
3rd race Santa Anita
GRAND MISS (#10), our EMAIL ALERT HORSE and SOLID INVESTMENT OF THE DAY. She's a beautiful daughter of Breeder's Cup Mile winner War Chant, and we loved her when she made her debut as our top choice back in June. That day, Nakatani was patient, as he waited for an opening, something that happens often with Corey as he loves to save ground inside of horses. He found room, and this first timer burst through bravely. Three weeks later, he was placed against older horses in a very difficult spot, and he showed much more speed before fading, though an injury was the reason for the fading effort. She's back and doing well, and don't be alarmed by the slower works from Drysdale. You'll see when she steps onto the track this afternoon that she's fit and ready. Look for a good late run down the lane, and as is usually the case with these crazy downhill turf races, luck and racing room will be needed. If she's 8-5, then the risk compared to the reward is probably not worth the wager, but off her 6-1 morning line, we'll look for a 7-2 or 4-1 price, and that makes the wager worth the investment