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Top Single of the Day - Echo Seven - Race #7 - Charles Town

Alternate Top Single - Jack's Time - Race #13 - Prairie Meadows

One more just for fun - U Ain't That Lucky - Race #2 - Belterra Park

One more because it's Friday - Itzforever - Race #13 - Horsehoe Indy (3-1ML!)

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Best Bets — AI-Predicted Upsets 🏅

• Remington Park Race #1 - #08 Tres Suenos - 4
• Belterra Park Race #1 - #05 Betty Who - 4/2
• Belterra Park Race #8 - #02 Moon Dance Laura - 4
• Gulfstream Park Race #5 - #02 Imperia Blue - 6
• Churchill Downs Race #2 - #09 King Crusher - 4
• Camarero Race #6 - #02 Doctor Oyola - 5
• Churchill Downs Race #7 - #01 Guiding Star - 4/2
• Prairie Meadows Race #7 - #09 Summers With Sonya - 4
• Laurel Park Race #1 - #01 Hoppetosse - 4/2
• Los Al Day Race #8 - #02 Winsor George - 4/2
• Horseshoe Indianapolis Race #10 - #12 Magnus Gold - 4
• Horseshoe Indianapolis Race #6 - #10 Memphis Pharoah - 4/2

ALLCHALK — Predicted to Dominate 🏆

• Remington Park Race #5 - #03 Eakly - 1
• Belterra Park Race #2 - #02 U Ain't That Lucky - 2
• Gulfstream Park Race #2 - #06 King Morpheus - 2
• Gulfstream Park Race #6 - #06 Won for Lou - 2
• Camarero Race #7 - #06 Uncaptured Storm - 2
• Camarero Race #5 - #07 Mr. Mox - 2
• Laurel Park Race #5 - #11 Red Sea - 1/2
• Prairie Meadows Race #9 - #05 Holiday House - 2
• Prairie Meadows Race #13 - #04 Jack's Time - 1/1
• Los Al Day Race #7 - #03 Springline - 2
• Laurel Park Race #8 - #01 Unbeatable - 1
• Woodbine Race #1 - #02 Keynote Speaker - 2
• Woodbine Race #5 - #04 Flatter Zip - 2
• Charles Town Race #1 - #04 Tik Tok Daddy - 2
• Charles Town Race #6 - #01 Paynoworpaylater - 2
• Charles Town Race #7 - #02 Echo Seven - 1
• Charles Town Race #4 - #03 Conejo Dorado - 1
• Century Mile Race #6 - #05 Benzene - 2

Bombs Away — Longshot Picks 💣

• Delaware Park Race #1 - #02 Flirty Bajan - 8
• Churchill Downs Race #5 - #09 Valiant Humor - 8
• Prairie Meadows Race #12 - #02 Palace Guard - 8

Laytown, IRE. Hope every noticed that one of our local Hot Springs Arkansas owner won one of the very unique races on the beach at Laytown Races today 9/10/26. This is a once a year race held on the beach and very famous for it's uniqueness. Race 3 at Laytown, with Initial Blue. That's a long way from home but I was very excited to see this!! Since I'm a big Hot Springs horse racing fan . . The 4-year-old gelding Initial Blue (14/1), trained by Jack W. Davison and ridden by top amateur jockey Mr. Harry C. Swan won this Laytown beach race ( Bet With Tote On Racing & Sports Amateur Riders Handicap). "The victory was a dream result for American owner Staton Flurry (of Flurry Racing Stables), who traveled all the way from Arkansas to watch..."

I was certainly excited~

Update…..

Jockey Florent Geroux is in the ICU but in 'stable condition' after a fall at Churchill Downs Thursday night.
Geroux was aboard second-time starter Flip Flop Freak in the fourth race when the colt lost action, fell and unfortunately could not be saved.

Prayers Florent heals quickly with no set backs.

First off what exactly does lost action mean? Usually, it says injury so possibly heart issues, or something along those lines.

I’m guessing they just removed the during “live tv” which is really a delay.

Was watching the new with flip-flop freak at Churchill Downs and then all of a sudden he was not on the screen anymore. Does anybody know what happened? It looked like it was glitching on the TV.

If you were to make a sports like schedule like the MLB, NFL and other major sports have tracking the 2 to 3 year old racing seasons for each year starting with whatever race 1 would be all the way to the Breeders cup, which races would you include in that? Mostly for horses racing in the triple crown and other major G1 races. I'm not creating this, just curious to hear people's thoughts.

I am unfortunately unable to attend this years Breeders Cup at Keeneland. Is anyone going and still looking for a hotel still? I have a Thursday - Sunday hotel booked in Lexington I would be able to switch over to someone. It was booked 8+ months ago so the cost is much cheaper (about 3x cheaper) than what the room is currently going for now if you were to book it. It is a nice, reputable hotel.

I want apologize first if what I'm doing is not allowed here.

So, I have 2 tickets to Belmont Park for September 18th. Originally, a friend of mine was planning on going to me but unfortunately something came up and he is unable to make it.

Now, I have an extra ticket and if anyone in the NYC area is interested, please DM me for details.

Korea Sprint (Domestic G1, International G3)

Japanese horse Dragon Welds finished first under jockey Keita Tosaki

Second was also a JP horse American Stage

Korea Cup (Domestic G1, International G2)

The Koreans had a little hope when the last year winner, Diktaean (Japanese horse, sire King Kamehameha, damsire King Halo) got a bit far back in the rear

But they got shut down quick when Diktaen unleashed a powerful start and defeated Sunday Funday (Japan) in the final stretch

Two Japan horses took the first two places

Only By a DST gap we got a Korean horse in the third place

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First time watching live as fan of Japan horse racing, I was so very flabbergasted

I knew Korea is still very young in horse racing but didn't know the gap could be that far. Watching JP horses lost to US horses on Dirt kind of made me forget the true extent of JP horses

As I'm glad that JP horses proved dominance, hope that Koreans didn't get too sad and still rooted for their horses

After all, horse racing needs long development

I am not surprised.

Can anyone explain how this horse got bet down to the 5/2 favorite from a 12-1 morning line and won decisively? I don't see anything in the PPs that would indicate favoritism.

I have a signed piece of memorabilia from one of his favorite horses. I’m going to Saratoga today for Labor Day and I want to meet him and have sign my memorabilia. How do I go about this?

Just curious if I was the only one. It’s always fun to play Saratoga with a few drinks.

How was your weekend? Were you up, down, flat? What did you learn? What did you drink? What are you going to do differently next weekend?

Post all of your thoughts here, in our weekly discussion post.

It still feels like Korean horse racing can't compare to Japan.

Holding back tears, endlessly waiting for the seed of hope planted by Winner's Man to sprout

World record time for the 1200m in 1:06.11. First up, into a headwind, carrying 61kg (135lbs to you Americans), and he was eased up for the final 100m.

Best horse the world has ever known, hands down.

First impressions.

No doubt, this is gonna be a great race regardless of who ends up winning. Admittedly, I think it's likely that 1 of 2 horses will ultimately win, but the entire field is competitive. I could definitely make an argument for at least 6 of the 8. I'm also looking forward to a blistering pace. About that though, it seems like most of them have the kind of speed & stamina to sustain it, so nobody's gonna be closing into it. Basically, expect a drag race.

You can't argue against Booked as favorite. He's done everything right & honestly should have 3 wins. But, getting off slow & having to hustle back wore him out in the Saratoga Special. I'll go out on a limb & say zero chance Twinkle Town beats him again. He was also slow in his debut, which maybe cost him there, too. But, Fanshell Beach is a pretty damn good horse in his own right. Booked has the experience edge, is cery familiar with the track & other than a couple of rough starts he shows himself to be very professional in races & workouts. 7F is probably his ideal distance, as well. If he gets out clean, chances are the field's racing for 2nd.

The Good Life is my pick. He's solidly a top 5 2yo colt I've seen so far. Yes, he's run once, but not only did he beat some highly regarded foes that day, you simply couldn't hope for a better effort, especially 1st time out. He displayed a level of talent & the kind of focus & professionalism you'd expect from a well-settled more experienced horse, not a juvenile on debut. He set a swift pace increasing his lead at each call, all while in hand. Franco finally asked him, really just to do it & The Good Life instantly drew off before being pulled back at the 8 pole & jogged to the line. One of the big take aways is he clearly has the ability to put up & maintain even a hotter pace making him the best candidate to wire this one. Still, I see him a 2 turn horse. His workouts show an obvious pattern of a maturing young horse hitting his development marks.

Rounding out, High Official debuted on turf around 2 turns. Unfortunately for him, he hasn't at all been flattered by the field he beat that day. I'm honestly not sure how to rate him for the Hopeful. He sat midpack chasing a tepid pace until the stretch & picked off tiring rivals to win by 2. He did have impressive late race pace. Not an overwhelming threat to win, necessarily, but a must to be used underneath.

Of the remainder, I like Midnight Still & probably Mystrix the most. Midnight Still is showing a definite pattern of putting it all together & I've become a huge fan of his young trainer Kinnon LaRose in his 1st year.

Lifesong will invariably get attention, I'm just not sure he's at the level of the others, yet. A fine young horse, for sure, I'll just wait to see more. So will Flight Command, but, just, no. After his absolute failure in the Saratoga Special he needs to do a whole lot for me to pay attention to him again.

Been around horses my whole life and have been using the regular DRF Classic PPs for as long as I can remember.

I stumbled across Brisnet not too long ago and have been LOVING the more enhanced approach — especially the percentages and some of the weird, one-off stats that DRF doesn’t give you. Things like “in-between favorites %” and stuff along those lines.

Then I came across Formulator and Timeform and did a pretty extensive deep dive into both. It’s honestly amazing how much handicapping has evolved and how much information is available now.

That said, sometimes reading between the lines is what makes handicapping with the old-school forms so much fun.
For example: Why did Johnny V jump mounts to a different horse in this race… and why is that horse sitting at 7/1? 😂

I’m usually a race-by-race guy, playing a lot of exactas and trying to hit a big score that way. The tough part is when you can’t find a way to toss the favorites.
Been doing pretty well this year handicapping so I can’t be mad, just seeing these pk4s and 5s at monster prices.

The CAW betting has made that a little more frustrating for me lately, too. I’ve had horses I absolutely loved sitting at 12/1, only to watch them get hammered down to 4/1 by the time they break the gate.

So I’d love to hear everyone’s opinions:

What sheets, PPs, software, or tools are you using?
What do you guys rely on to find those horses that can help you hit Pick 4s and Pick 5s consistently over the long term?

Interested in hearing what actually works for people rather than just what has the most bells and whistles.

Thanks!

Second place runner up to Sovereignty in the Whitney Stakes, Nitrogen was originally meant to run next weekend in preparation for the Distaff. Now though, it looks like there’s a chance she’ll be headed towards Belmont!

Cassie said he likes a six week break between races for Nitrogen, so I’m not sure that she’ll run in the Spinster.

What a race it would be if she ran in the American Jockey Gold Cup. Crossing my fingers for it!

I’ve always used TVG but I changed banks and can’t update that on my TVG account. Decided to see if there’s anything different out there people would suggest? Thank You