Pocono: Horses to watch from July 10 - July 13

Saturday, July 10

FASHIONWOODCHOPPER (NW4000) rallied late with a rush and just missed in latest.

LIFE WELL LIVED (NW4000) left, tucked, got in tight early stretch and took up losing momentum as the tiring pacesetter broke. Do not dismiss without a long look in next.

ALEX TYE (NW3000) closed well from second over and just missed nailed the odds-on pacesetter.

GLOBETROTTING (NW6000) moved early, brushed to command, opened up and was easy winner.

BABES DIG ME (CLMHCP30/40000) tucked twice and was in the pocket heading home but was outfinished by the late-closing favorite.

Sunday, July 11

CLARION HALL (AHDCA) wired the field with plenty to spare.

HECANDANCECRUISE (NW2/2YO) had to go wide the final turn to clear folding cover and closed gamely at 25-1 to be second in the photo to the odds-on favorite.

MARKET BASED (PaStars) was parked to the lead and never looked back.

ALL THE CHIPS (PaStars) was quick to the top, yielded, had to avoid trouble entering the lane but came back with good pace and earns a look in next.

TURNTHEFROWNAROUND (NW12000M) closed well from second over and cannot be overlooked.

Monday, July 12

STAR TRACK HANOVER (NW2500) trotter rushed up uncovered, tucked when the pocket opened, rallied in the lane and just missed all-out pacesetting favorite.

AMBERS CHAMPION (NW1FM) closed with good trot passing a bunch of foes in the lane and should be considered in next.

KEYSTONE SERGEANT (NW2500) finished best of all but beaten favorite had too far to come.

TRICKY DICK (NW6000) went down the road in game effort at 30-1 but was nailed by late rush of the overwhelming favorite and should be the one to beat in next.

Tuesday, July 13

TORONTO (NW2) was parked to the lead but that was it as he wired the field with well bet second choice clearly second best.

BARDMIRY (NW2FM) tucked early, got shuffled, rallied late with good pace and bears watching.

THESUNRISESAGAIN (NW2) was a jogging wire-to-wire victor leaving a bunch in the tank.

SVF BLUSHINGBRIDE (W4-7) tested the winner with a last-quarter challenge but was second best.