SATURDAY, MAY 4 2013 POST TIME 7:25 P.M. 71 RACING DAY
SATURDAY, MAY 4 2013 POST TIME 7:25 P.M. 71 RACING DAY
SATURDAY, MAY 4 2013 POST TIME 7:25 P.M. 71 RACING DAY
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RACE 7 SCRATCH <strong>TIME</strong> CHANGES<br />
Twin B Impressive, S. Filion to S. Zeron<br />
Speed Again, J. Jamieson to Ri. Zeron<br />
Race 7: Driver/Trainer Combination<br />
Horse # Driver Trainer Starts Win % R.O.I.<br />
1 S Zeron R Moreau 42 23% $1.34<br />
2 Ri Zeron J Gillis 29 6% $1.66<br />
3 T Moore Dr I Moore 16 18% $3.34<br />
4 S Filion M Brethour 29 10% $0.78<br />
5 J Jamieson C Jamieson 57 21% $1.15<br />
6 B Davis Jr V Puddy 96 15% $2.94<br />
7 Ra Waples C Johnson 82 30% $2.84<br />
8 M Saftic R Mcnair 43 20% $2.67<br />
9 D Mcnair T Osullivan 209 19% $1.74<br />
10 Ja Macdonald A Mccabe 1 0% $0.00<br />
7th Race Selections by K.C.M. THE HORSEPLAYERS JOURNAL<br />
3 STATE TREASURER won three of his first four races last year and was second in the other (The Diplomat final). This term he meets some older<br />
rivals to kick off. I don’t think we can overlook the possibility of a first start victory. He wasn’t one of the leaders in the 3 year old division last year<br />
but good enough to bank more than $230,000 in purses won.<br />
4 MACH DREAMER could have been my number one selection as easy as not. Filion stuck with him and turned down one of Moreau’s racers. I<br />
think the earlier races in the early pick 4 might be better spots to try for a longshot winner. I might only use the top two choices in this final leg of the<br />
four race sequence.<br />
5 UP THE CREDIT drops down into what should be an easier spot if you think that change is what it will take to make him more competitive again.<br />
I’m not going to jump onto his bandwagon just yet but will watch closely and make note for future reference in a race or races down the road a little<br />
ways.<br />
8 STONEBRIDGE ON ICE has the ability to race effectively in the mid-high level money won events but seems to do best in this range. He’s a<br />
playable option to those that are rated highest. You have to at least give him a look when formulating your triactor and superfecta strategy. He has<br />
fooled us in the past.<br />
THE FOLLOWING LISTED IN <strong>POST</strong> POSITION ORDER<br />
(1) TWIN B IMPRESSIVE made much of his own racing luck last time when he was better than eight rivals. I thought this might be a tougher spot<br />
tonight and rated him cautiously.<br />
(2) SPEED AGAIN has had some near misses this year but hasn’t been able to beat them all on a given night. Sooner or later the goose in the win<br />
column will disappear but I can’t predict it happening this night.<br />
(6) MY MAN CHARLEY steps up every now and then with a winning performance. He did just that two back when competing in a lower<br />
classification. He’s an upset candidate at best.<br />
(7) PEENIE tries for a double but I can’t see him winning again in this spot if the top rated rivals show up to do their best work. He might play a role<br />
in the winning triactor or superfecta combination.<br />
(9) AUTUMN GOTTEM had his string of top three finishes halted last time. A smoother trip tonight might help him to regain that status but he has to<br />
beat post 9.<br />
(10) STOMPIN TOM CREEK does his work from the outside. That is not going to help his chances very much. He’ll need a trip advantage to help<br />
and that might be tough to get from post 10.