The pick sixes over the past few weeks at Del Mar have taken their toll on me, so I’m likely to focus on a much smaller sequence of races – I’ll play a pick three in the middle of the card beginning with race 4.
Let's try a pick three beginning with Race 3.
DRF handicapper Matt Bernier takes a closer look at the juveniles running at Del Mar.
The pick-six carryover Sunday at Del Mar is $106,845. And you can already hear the grumbling – Del Mar buried both maiden races for 2-year-olds in the middle.
DRF Plus graded stakes analysis for the Rancho Bernardo from Del Mar.
When handicapping the $500,000 Breeders’ Stakes, one should view the anchor leg of the Canadian Triple Crown as a first-level allowance, which every entrant is eligible for except the 2-1 morning-line choice Ami’s Holiday.
DRF handicapper Dan Illman takes a closer look at the juvenile races at Saratoga.
House Rules, who has campaigned exclusively in Grade 1 and Grade 2 stakes since a maiden win in her seasonal debut, drops to the preliminary allowance ranks against six rival 3-year-old fillies in race 4 Sunday at Saratoga.
Taking a swing at today’s $500,000-guaranteed late pick four, in which the main contenders all seem logical enough but are surrounded by some interesting fringe players.
I will key #5 CROWN QUEEN in the early pick four and pick five.
