True North/Met Mile daily double will pays
Here are the potential payoffs of a special daily double linking Friday's True North winner Rock Fallin with the horses in Saturday's Metropolitan Handicap.
DRF StaffJun 05, 2015
Here are the potential payoffs of a special daily double linking Friday's True North winner Rock Fallin with the horses in Saturday's Metropolitan Handicap.
Making his first start locally since finishing second in the Leon Reed Memorial last October, the 7-year-old Frisky Warrior ($8.80) drew clear in the stretch to defeat 6-5 favorite Marriedtothemusic by 3 1/2 lengths in Friday's George W. Barker Stakes at Finger Lakes.
Download DRF Plus handicapping reports for Saturday's races, including DRF Bets GamePlan, the Positive ROI Report, and Key Race Report.
Horses to watch from Monticello Raceway.
Jeremey Day's analysis of the Sunday 6/7 card at Balmoral Park.
Bob Pandolfo's Sharp Horses and Track Trends for June 1 to June 3, 2015.
Saturday is closing day at Pimlico, and there is a mandatory payout on the Rainbow 6.
When the gates opened for the Tremont Stakes at Belmont Park on Friday, second choice Cocked and Loaded broke alertly and even-money favorite Uncle Vinny was bumped and checked. That was basically the tale of the race.
That Aidan O’Brien won the Investec Oaks on Friday at Epsom came as no surprise. O’Brien had won the race four times previously and had three entrants this year. But that he won with the filly Qualify? Now, that was a surprise.
In case 13 races spread over nearly nine hours – not including travel time – wasn’t enough for you on Saturday, Belmont Park wheels right back Sunday with a 10-race card topped by a $77,000 first-level allowance race scheduled for 1 1/16 miles on the turf.