Beer: Belmont Park late pick four for Saturday, Sept. 17
Mike Beer's analysis of the late pick four at Belmont Park on Saturday, Sept. 17.
Mike BeerSep 17, 2016
Mike Beer's analysis of the late pick four at Belmont Park on Saturday, Sept. 17.
The major action on the Woodbine card Saturday comes late in the day, the 12-race program closing with the Grade 1 Woodbine Mile, a major prep for the Breeders’ Cup Mile and a race that includes one of the best horses in the world, Tepin. There are two other stakes in a pick five that begins with race 8, and I’ll take a swing at that as well as the late pick four spanning races 9-12. I have one other play earlier on the card.
BreezeFigs Quick-Pix Saturday, September 17th, 2016 by Bob Fierro & Jay Kilgore
Betting horses traind by Steve Asmussen and ridden by Corey Lanerie blindly over the past three September meets at Churchill Downs would have yielded a profit.
Sully's Dream was making her career debut when she won an off-the-turf race at Ellis Park, so she's eligible to take a big step forward Beyer-wise second time out in Saturday's Pocahontas Stakes at Churchill Downs.
Trip Notes for September 10-11: Super Derby, Kentucky Turf Cup, Arlington-Washington Futurity
Gierkink: Woodbine horses to watch for week of Sept. 12
With a carryover of more than $52,000, Saturday's pick five at Kentucky Downs is certainly worth a look, and a play.
Saturday’s late pick four at Belmont Park intrigues me, mainly because there’s a filly in the nightcap I believe to be a legitimate contender whom I can key most of my wagers around. One thing at a time, though – let’s get through the first three legs of the sequence before worrying about a single in the finale.
A 50-cent pick four with a guaranteed pool of $100,000 that culminates with the Grade 3 Super Derby is among the most appealing wagers at Louisiana Downs on Saturday, so here’s a look at the sequence.