Comments on: Saturday Belmont 6th Race Handicap http://www.horsebettingsystems.info/articles/saturday-belmont-6th-race-handicap/ ...you've got nothing to lose and everything to gain... Sat, 23 May 2009 21:16:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: admin http://www.horsebettingsystems.info/articles/saturday-belmont-6th-race-handicap/comment-page-1/#comment-3 admin Sat, 23 May 2009 21:16:59 +0000 http://www.horsebettingsystems.info/articles/?p=47#comment-3 Well, I messed up...or learned a little something. The race was at Woodbine, actually...sorry about that. I have been handicapping a few races these days and with everything going on with the Belmont Stakes and Rachel Alexandra I guess I had Belmont on the brain... Anyhow, two of the horses that I didn't think would do much because they had run their last race sort of out of their class...running the 150K Fury and not going so hot were the stars of the day. Here are the results... Sixth Race Show‎ Place‎ Win‎ Horse‎ PN‎ 3:23 pm 3:24 pm Straights‎ 6 Gigolette 16.10 7.40 4.50 5 First Circle 5.80 3.90 2 Forcefully 7.80 Paid‎ Combination‎ Pool Type‎ Den‎ Exotic Pools‎ $ 2 6 - 5 Exacta $64.80 $ 2 6 - 5 - 2 Trifecta $725.30 $ 2 7 - 8 - 6 Pick 3 $1,665.60 I guess the thing that I learned was that it appears that sometimes a trainer might enter a horse in a race where she might be a star yet might be outclassed in hopes of "stretching" her a little bit and see what she does. I am not kicking myself or anything. I am still learning....the RIGHT way and am still excited that I at least saw these horses while still doubting that they could come back after knocking boots with classier horses and run well in their own class. Kind of stupid of me but this is how I learn. I would suggest that if you're serious also about becoming a professional gambler that you also educate yourself and handicap along with me...it doesn't cost you anything and what have you got to lose? Well, I messed up…or learned a little something. The race was at Woodbine, actually…sorry about that. I have been handicapping a few races these days and with everything going on with the Belmont Stakes and Rachel Alexandra I guess I had Belmont on the brain…

Anyhow, two of the horses that I didn’t think would do much because they had run their last race sort of out of their class…running the 150K Fury and not going so hot were the stars of the day.

Here are the results…

Sixth Race
Show‎
Place‎
Win‎
Horse‎
PN‎
3:23 pm
3:24 pm
Straights‎
6
Gigolette
16.10
7.40
4.50
5
First Circle
5.80
3.90
2
Forcefully
7.80
Paid‎
Combination‎
Pool Type‎
Den‎
Exotic Pools‎
$ 2
6 – 5
Exacta
$64.80
$ 2
6 – 5 – 2
Trifecta
$725.30
$ 2
7 – 8 – 6
Pick 3
$1,665.60

I guess the thing that I learned was that it appears that sometimes a trainer might enter a horse in a race where she might be a star yet might be outclassed in hopes of “stretching” her a little bit and see what she does.

I am not kicking myself or anything. I am still learning….the RIGHT way and am still excited that I at least saw these horses while still doubting that they could come back after knocking boots with classier horses and run well in their own class. Kind of stupid of me but this is how I learn.

I would suggest that if you’re serious also about becoming a professional gambler that you also educate yourself and handicap along with me…it doesn’t cost you anything and what have you got to lose?

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