- Home
- DRF Bets
- Handicapping & PPsHorsemen's ProductsReports
- The Wizard
- DRF Gameplan
- Quick Sheets
- DRF Picks
- Today's Racing Digest
- Key Race Report
- Positive ROI Report
- Moss Pace Figure Reports
- Debut Reports
- BreezeFigs
Access past performances- DRF EasyForm PPs
- DRF Classic PDF PPs
- DRF Formulator PPs
- DRF HarnessEye PPs
- DRF Daily Harness Program PPs
- Daily Racing Program PPs
Racing and Wagering InformationToolsHorse Racing Links- Race Tracks
- Casinos
- Account Wagering
- Breeding
- Racing and Charitable
- Contests/Games
- Regional/Free
- Radio Shows
Get the most out of
DRF's online PPs with
Learn more. - Entries
- Results
- NewsCategoriesTrack ReportsTriple Crown Special Events
Exclusive content available only with a DRF Plus Plan. See Plan Pricing. - Blogs
- Video
- Learn
- StorePast Performances
- Compare all DRF PPs
- DRF Formulator PPs
- DRF Classic PPs
- DRF EasyForm PPs
- Daily Racing Program PPs
- See all Pricing/Plans
REPORTS PICKS Harness PPs - Events
- Breeding
Email
Bettors chasing Wednesday’s two-day pick 6 carryover of $89,489 found it to be easy pickings early and tough sledding late.
Praetorian Guard ($5.80) and Sportswriter ($2.40) kept most tickets alive through the first two legs, followed by the harder-to-have Star Black ($22.80), Royal Sighting ($9.10) and What’s the Record ($8.50). But the missing link was Noosh’s Tale ($111.50), who rallied from off the pace under apprentice Keiber Coa to win the finale.
The winning combination of 8-2-3-4-9-2 paid $126,543; the 5 of 6 consolation paid $395.
Oddly enough, Noosh’s Tale was only the second highest-priced winner on the card, behind My Four Rewards, who paid $142.50 in race 2.
 |
How about the great handicappers at twinspires they left out Ramon and that cost the players pool the win.How do you leave out the best rider at that track no excuses because they have done the same thig before
|
|
gsdfg
|
 |
I watched the final race. There should never be a horse > 30-1 in a 2 y.o. maiden. Those things are too wide open.
|
 |
third start is the charm
|
 |
shouldn't the trainers and vets and grooms and owners of these 2 bombs take lie-detector tests to find out how they were juiced? they both won like they were even money. it's a joke.
until lie-detector tests are allowed, the public will stay away. this is out and out fraud.
nyra should at least bring back the retention barn. it worked.
|
Best Bets
A super runner-up comeback by TRIBAL CHATTER stamps the maiden filly as the most probable winner on the card. Returning from a 10-month layoff, she finished nearly nine lengths clear of third in a highly rated maiden-40. Now meets an apparently modest cast of state-bred special-weights, and switches to turf. No problem. She was sired by all-surface stallion Tribal Rule; her dam produced California Cup Mile (turf) winner Swift Winds. Blinkers on, speed for a pressing trip, pick-six single first leg of the sequence.
