U.S. Horse Racing
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R8 Woodbine, #9 at 4.7 looks good.. each way
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R8 woodbine, #9 win and place looks good.
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got 3rd place.. 3-5-9
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Backed 5 & 8 next at Belmont
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w/p
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my bets for R10 Belmont
Wicklow Brave @4.8 Clondaw Warrior @12 Now we can @12 |
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nibbled on St Michel as saver.. main bet is wicklow brave
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its disappointing that there are no longer players on US racing...
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anyone here?
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Matched bets
Order by matched date Back (Bet For) Odds Stake Profit Ide Be Doc Adams 6.37 £13.40 £71.94 Udoknowjack 4.22 £20.00 £64.41 £33.40 Lay (Bet Against) Backer's odds Backer's stake Payout Liability Ten To Midnight 3.56 £16.00 £40.90 |
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Bull Headed Woman-at Evan Downs--- Pharmacy assisted - definitely
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Most definitely pharmacy assisted win at Keenland in the QE 2 stakes--run the mile and furlong like it was 1200 m sprint and just kept running
Pharmacy still around in US racing La Coronel Trainer: Mark E. Casse Jose Lezcano |
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Horses bleed, Casse believes, because of the way they run. It is a back-and-forth motion which compresses their body's organs and sends blood pressure from the back of the animal to the front and back again with every stride. His stable is diligent about checking for signs of bleeding, scoping horses after every workout over 1/2 mile and after every race. Lasix has been proven to help control bleeding in horses, so Casse believes in using it for that reason. Even if it is a performance enhancer, he reasons, every horse is allowed to use it so “everybody has an equal playing field.”
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