Found a pair of short-priced singles who "should" win so played the late 5.
No time for analysis, yet spent a few hours, a decent play for anyone willing to put up twenty bucks.
2,5,8,10 / 7,8 / 2 / 2,5,6,8,10 / 7
bbb
Found a pair of short-priced singles who "should" win so played the late 5.
No time for analysis, yet spent a few hours, a decent play for anyone willing to put up twenty bucks.
2,5,8,10 / 7,8 / 2 / 2,5,6,8,10 / 7
bbb
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Messed up some very solid handicapping with indecision on which sequence to play.
Considered the pick six, then the five, then the four, settled on the pick 5,
Decided to bet early and went four deep in leg one, while running 1,2,3,4, yet when the Reddam homer for Dougie opened even money this heat was over.
Alive, yet expended precious capital. The Capo saw JT scratch 2 of his three and Hector on the other grabbed the front. Not sure what Kent was thinking as his charge, a half million-dollar earner, who has NEVER passed a horse was taken in hand? settling for a stalking voyage? If not for b off, his decision was ignorant, though few jocks ever as talented and unpredictable. Our other inclusion traveled to Baltimore and returned empty as a bag of Doritos at a frat party, Ricky not a good play in a graded heat. The winner was touted by internet players I respect was the only one running at the end, certainly her closing fraction in her last made her a player, bad miss.
"Pony ran to his exceptional works and once the Baffert could not pass the vet, long gone, simple single @ a baffling $6.80? Stallion pedigree, should crush @ Delmar in next trip.
Messy down the hill heat had to go long, clever conditioner Glatt lays the winner off a year, chops him and enters for the tag when not required? Hello $21.80
Last leg painful, singled >80 cents on the dollar likely winner, ran big, yet one of our strongest tenets is a soph, after one juvy voyage when well bet is always dangerous. No better example than Peter's homer from the lime and blue. Grazen filly debuted exactly one year ago, drew the rail, big field, dirt, at 13-10, coming into that affair with modest morning works, never theless ignored the billboard, had we been alive a cardinal cappin sin. Five pays some $4100 for a pair of quarters, take some time to regroup and prepare for surf meets the turf. bbb
@bellsbendboy
Messed up some very solid handicapping with indecision on which sequence to play.
Considered the pick six, then the five, then the four, settled on the pick 5,
Decided to bet early and went four deep in leg one, while running 1,2,3,4, yet when the Reddam homer for Dougie opened even money this heat was over.
Alive, yet expended precious capital. The Capo saw JT scratch 2 of his three and Hector on the other grabbed the front. Not sure what Kent was thinking as his charge, a half million-dollar earner, who has NEVER passed a horse was taken in hand? settling for a stalking voyage? If not for b off, his decision was ignorant, though few jocks ever as talented and unpredictable. Our other inclusion traveled to Baltimore and returned empty as a bag of Doritos at a frat party, Ricky not a good play in a graded heat. The winner was touted by internet players I respect was the only one running at the end, certainly her closing fraction in her last made her a player, bad miss.
"Pony ran to his exceptional works and once the Baffert could not pass the vet, long gone, simple single @ a baffling $6.80? Stallion pedigree, should crush @ Delmar in next trip.
Messy down the hill heat had to go long, clever conditioner Glatt lays the winner off a year, chops him and enters for the tag when not required? Hello $21.80
Last leg painful, singled >80 cents on the dollar likely winner, ran big, yet one of our strongest tenets is a soph, after one juvy voyage when well bet is always dangerous. No better example than Peter's homer from the lime and blue. Grazen filly debuted exactly one year ago, drew the rail, big field, dirt, at 13-10, coming into that affair with modest morning works, never theless ignored the billboard, had we been alive a cardinal cappin sin. Five pays some $4100 for a pair of quarters, take some time to regroup and prepare for surf meets the turf. bbb
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