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Increased Betting Opportunities at Gulfstream Park for 2011 – 2012 Race Meet 1u3m4l

by Horstradamus mo3y

posted on December 5, 2011 in 1 Comment >>

On Saturday, December 3rd the annual winter race meet at Gulfstream Park got off to its earliest start ever.  While in the past South Florida race fans needed to wait till after the new year to experience world class racing – they have now been rewarded with an entire extra month of racing.  The 2011 […]

Free Thanksgiving Weekend Horseracing Picks – Go for Wand Handicap at Aqueduct on Friday, November 25 4v1932

by Horstradamus

posted on November 23, 2011 in No Comments >>

While many of your friends and relatives will be hitting the shopping malls on the Friday after Thanksgiving, you should know that racing will be in full swing with many tracks open coast to coast.  From Thanksgiving Day till Sunday you can find large and small stakes races on almost every circuit, as well as […]

Huge Payoffs for Winning Breeders’ Cup Bets 46qb

by Horstradamus

posted on November 9, 2011 in No Comments >>

This year’s Breeders’ Cup had plenty of action and surprises in store for horse racing fans. However, if you were in the majority of bettors who put money on the line, odds are that you didn’t cash too many tickets. The main card on Saturday contained a parade of upsets with only a single favorite […]

Uncle Mo Gets Ready for the Breeders’ Cup Classic 101r42

by Horstradamus

posted on November 3, 2011 in No Comments >>

With Uncle Mo installed as the 5-2 morning line favorite for Saturday’s Breeders’ Cup Classic, there is a lot of pressure on this horse to run the race of his life.  Never mind that as a 3-year-old he’ll be running against older and more experienced horses – Uncle Mo has also had to overcome a […]

Breeders’ Cup Wagering Menu and Betting Choices 1y2b3g

by Horstradamus

posted on November 1, 2011 in No Comments >>

With so many great races and big name horses it is often hard to decide how to best spend your bankroll during the two-day Breeders’ Cup event.  The good news is that this year horseplayers have more choices than ever before in of multi race and exotic wagers with low minimums. For those who […]

Early Breeders Cup Picks for the Classic, Dirt Mile, and Juvenile 523l32

by Horstradamus

posted on October 23, 2011 in No Comments >>

Even though the Breeders’ Cup is two weeks away, it’s never too early to start hunting for picks and stand out horses.  Though the prospective fields are far from certain, the top tier candidates have already picked their spots and are working out on a regular schedule leading up to the big weekend of racing.  […]

New Race Meets Starting Up Coast to Coast 4i4t3o

by Horstradamus

posted on September 9, 2011 in No Comments >>

As the weather cools down a bit and the autumn weather slowly arrives, the major race meets of the summer are wrapping up and other tracks are getting ready to open their doors. After another successful summer at Saratoga Race Course, the New York Racing Authority (NYRA) will shift the action to Belmont Park for […]

Jacks or Better Farm Dominates the Florida Stallion Stakes at Calder 53655p

by Horstradamus

posted on August 10, 2011 in 2 Comments >>

Calder Race Course in sunny Miami is one of my favorite racecourses to visit and bet on.  Although it is often overlooked due to its mostly summer (hot weather) racing dates and lower class racing than Gulfstream Park in nearby Hallendale Beach, Calder has a great 2-year-old program, especially for offspring of Florida stallions. The […]

Will the Real 3-Year-Olds Please Stand Up? 2x311f

by Horstradamus

posted on August 4, 2011 in No Comments >>

Last weekend was huge racing for the 3-year-old division with the best of the crop showing up for the Jim Dandy and Haskell Invitational.  The interesting part, at least to this observer, was how one of those races contained one of the most exciting performances of the season by a 3-year-old and how the other […]

Goldikova and Midday Prep for Breeders’ Cup Overseas 1h5wt

by Horstradamus

posted on August 2, 2011 in No Comments >>

While racing fans in the US were enjoying a great weekend of racing with the Jim Dandy and Haskell Invitational, across the pond there were equally exciting races with major implications for the Breeders’ Cup World Thoroughbred Championships coming up in November at Churchill Downs. On Sunday, August 1st Goldikova made an appearance in the […]