Agreed

The thing about this track and Fort Erie is that you have to suspend all other logic other than who projects to be VERY close at that second call and forget the rest

that is the thing about that track as this race showed: earlies get some sort of BOOST there that once established does not often get overcome...LIKE HERE

The SPLITZACTA again

It's just a matter of knowing when. The last line on the 6 wasn't too out of whack with its 47+ half and 112+ 6F times.

Ooops, jockey's objection. But they rarely stand up to scrutiny.

The four was coming in as much as the six was coming out but I think we are screwed

Bob Hope was our good luck charm here. Last night I woke up and couldn't fall back, so I put on TCM and they were playing a Bob Hope film about a young miss (as in an infant) abandoned at the United Nations. :)

In the fourth, I have the 9 miles ahead of the rest after 4F. trouble is that there are way too many first timers in here for me to take the small odds.

Always like his lullaby to the kid in Sorrowful Jones:

"rockabye baby at Pimlico
dah dah da dah dah
Win place or show"

That reminds me of the Thin Man movie where William Powell is reading to his kid from the Racing Form.

2nd call maidens :2b::9:

Filmed at a THEN, brand new Golden Gate Fields


I love Myrna Loy. If she had met me first, she wouldn't have been married four times. I love Alice Faye too and actually got to meet her in San Francisco.