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- Attractive horse racing odds can be found on many participants to win Race 2 at Del Mar on Friday, Sept. 3rd.
The 2nd race, an $80,000 Allowance Optional Claimer over 1 mile, has attracted 8 talented 3-year-old fillies. - Horse racing overlays can be found everywhere players look in the Grade III With Anticipation Stakes at the Spa on Friday, Sept. 3rd.
The 3/1 morning line favorite, Powhatan County, figures to take a lot of money, but it’s doubtful that the son of Fusaichi Pegasus will be bet down below the morning line odds. - The final weekend of the Saratoga meeting is upon us, and we get a late start this afternoon, with Friday’s first post at 2:30 ET.
There are two stakes on the card, the $70,000 Saratoga Dew and the $100,000 With Anticipation (G3).
While the Saratoga Dew drew a small field of six, the With Anticipation drew a competitive field of ten two-year-olds in a wide open race.
[Off topic: by the... - Horseplayers face a lot of different thoroughbred wagering options in Race 5 at Del Mar on Thursday, September 2nd.
A full field of 12 will line-up at the starting gate for Race 5 at Del Mar on Thursday, an $8,000 - $7,000 claimer for fillies and mares 4-years-old and upward. - Thursday’s feature at Saratoga is the $70,000 Riskaverse, which was so popular among horsemen that the race was split into two races.
The more intriguing the of the two races is the ninth race, which features the return of Lisa’s Booby Trap, who will be making her turf debut.
The filly, who is blind in one eye, was purchased by Tim Snyder for just $4,500 and has managed to win... - Trainer and owner Timothy Snyder unleashes his undefeated 3-year-old filly Lisa’s Booby Trap onto Saratoga’s turf as the 5/2 morning line horse race betting favorite this Thursday.
Lisa’s Booby Trap, who was scheduled to take on Devil May Care in a Grade I race earlier in the meet but was scratched out of that race, will be running over turf for the first time. She will... - The 4-year-old filly that was so brilliant in 2009 that she won the Horse of the Year title over arguably one of the greatest racehorses to ever live has suddenly become somewhat of a laughingstock to win the 2010 BC Classic. Rachel Alexandra is now at +1500 horse racing odds to win this year’s Classic. Why? Because she was upset by a 21 to 1 shot named Persistently in... - Zabeel Racing International's Richard Kid and jockey Mike Smith got together for the first time since winning last year’s $1 million Pacific Classic (G1) at Del Mar, and it was hard to tell they were apart that long.
Smith guided Richard’s Kid to back to back wins in Del Mar’s marquee race of the summer meeting, joining Tinners Way (1994, 1995) and Skimming (2000, 2001) as the... - Afleet Express, who had only a maiden win on his resume on the first Saturday of May, showed on Saturday that he is a major player in the three-year-old division, holding off Fly Down by a nostril and winning the $1 million Shadwell Travers (G1) at Saratoga.
Trained by Jimmy Jerkens, the colt came into the Travers off a third place finish behind A Little Warm and Miner’s Reserve in the... - Rachel Alexandra won the Woodward Stakes against the boys last summer, but won’t repeat that feat this summer because she’s entered in the Grade I Personal Ensign on Sunday, August 29 th.
Rachel, no doubt, will go off as a low-priced, underlaid, horse racing wager to beat a field of only four other horses in the Personal Ensign.
