Pocono: Horses to watch from June 5 - June 8

Saturday, June 5

MIGHTY SANTANA N (NW9300) sat to the lane, tipped with good rally but had too far to come and was second best on the board and on the track.

INDICTABLE HANOVER (NW6600) was parked the mile and dug in gamely to earn second at 22-1.

LOUD SPLASH (CLMHCP125/15000) tucked, brushed and crushed in strong win and may take another.

ARTACHE HANOVER (CLM10000) rallied strong but late from a distant third over and bears watching.

Sunday, June 6

BETTER B ROLLING (CLM7500) rallied wide and strong to win going away and should take another one.

CASH IS KING (CLM7500) beaten favorite went down the road to the last steps and will atone over a more speed-favoring track.

CHOCOUTURE (NW3000) trotter finished best of all but had much too far to come.

GEMOLOGIST (NW6600) tucked, sat pocket, won going away and will be tough to go against in next.

BUDDY HILL (NW3100) tucked to the quarter, pulled uncovered to the third panel, challenged, had aim but was nailed by the pocket horse.

Monday, June 7

MAGIC VACATION (CLMHCP125/15000) finished wide and closed the gap passing a few in latest and earns a look in next.

CHEESEHEAD (NW1) tucked the pocket, pulled and challenged winning going away to earn the maiden win in quick time.

FLIGHT ONEFORTYSIX (NW1) tuck early, rallied wide and late finishing best of all getting up for 2nd.

DIXIE CHICK (NW1) brushed,stayed flat and crushed in maiden victory and can take another.

MIGHTY SURF (NW3000) was parked to the top, put away a challenger by the lane and drew off in romp.

Tuesday, June 8

CANT SAY NO (W4-7) left, tucked pocket but was shuffled as the lead changed at the third call. Got jammed badly and lost action.

GRAY DRAGON (W4-7) left and was bothered by an early breaker, continued to the lead, put away a challenger by early stretch and drew away.

KISS AN ANGEL (NW2FM) went down the road to be a handy winner and will be looking for more wins.

PAULAS BET HANOVER (NW2FM) brushed to the three-quarters and won handily.

RHETT SEELSTER (NW4) rallied uncovered, challenged but was held at bay proving second best to tough winner.