Colonial Downs (3rd) Tape Deck, 3-1
(8th) Bank of Dad, 7-2

Delaware Park (4th) Roar of the Kitty, 5-1
(6th) Pistol Rules, 8-1

Finger Lakes (3rd) My Juanita, 7-2
(5th) Bistro Soiree, 10-1

Fort Erie (5th) You Wood, 3-1
(8th) Chemistry Flash, 7-2

Indiana Downs (3rd) Nothing Wild, 10-1
(9th) Cool Trick, 4-1

Mountaineer Park (3rd) Credenzas Treaty, 5-1
(7th) Satira, 8-1

Penn National (2nd) Limehouse Liz, 9-2
(9th) Grizzly Girl, 3-1

Philadelphia Park (5th) Auctoritas, 5-1
(8th) Calvello, 5-1

Prairie Meadows (2nd) Top Top, 7-2
(3rd) Trippi Dippedy Dot, 9-2

Presque Isle Downs (2nd) Telluride, 3-1
(8th) Tejano Who, 5-1

River Downs (3rd) Forty Guineas, 5-1
(13th) Cognac Kitty, 10-1

Suffolk Downs (1st) Runinthefastlane, 6-1
(5th) Frankly Frank, 5-1

Thistledown (2nd) T C Centers, 7-2
(10th) Speeding Ticket, 3-1

Courtesy of Price Horse Central

Brad Cox has recently claimed 39 horses that were entered back to run and has hit with 41 per cent of those. A flat bet resulted in better than doubling your dough. Find enough of these gems and things get interesting.

Today in Race 2 at DEL he starts Debby’s Poppi at 6/1 on the ML. In Race 5 he starts Devilish Berti at 4/1. Both to be ridden by money rider Ocampo (almost 40% winners over the past few months). Need I say more? If you think so, I would respectfully suggest that this type of handicapping is not your cup of tea and that perhaps you might prefer relying on the numbers guys who would tell you how many millimeters per nanosecond an animal moves and why being two inches into whatever path made all the difference.

That stuff has its place but when I see a pro doing what he does best, that’s all I need to see. Do they all win? Nope, just better than 30% do and if I’m getting a decent price, that’s all I care about because there will be a profit.