My results for 1-22 ($658. Exacta)

[Bigdavem]

Up til today I've just been putting spot plays up as my picks, but I was hitting many winners most of which
you never heard of so today I decided to put it all up. Here are my results.
At Aqueduct I won 6 out of 9 1st place picks, (note the scratches) and 8 out of 9 in the money. I also hit 6 out of 9 exactas boxes and one tri @ $150.00

At Laurel I won 5 of 9 1st place picks one @ $10.00
also hit 5 of 9 exacta boxes (race 8 ex paid $83.60
7 out of 9 of my 1st place picks came in the money

At Tampa I only had 2 1st place wins and 6 0f 10 in the money, but I hit 3 exacta boxes, one of which paid
$658.00

At Louisianna Downs my 1st pick won 6 out of 8 races including a $14.40 win. Just hit 2 exactas 1 @ $32 and 1 @ $25. One tri but it only paid $51.60

At Philly not much to brag about, only two 1st pick wins but I did hit 7 out of 8 1st place picks in the money.

At Santa Anita I skipped 3 races, of the 6 I did handicap I hit 3 1st pick wins and 2 exactas. 5 of 6 1st picks in the money.

At Sunland of the 8 races handicapped, every 1st pick came in the money, alo hit 3 exactas.

At Bay Meadows hit 5 of 9 1st pick winners, 6 of 9 in the money and 3 exactas

At Gulfstream, a track I've never done to well at, I had a lot of 2nd and 3rd pick winners one of wich paid $33. but not much else to brag about.

At Turfway hit only 3 of 8 1st pick wins, 5 of 8 in the money an I hit 5 of 8 exacta boxes, the best of which, R7 paid $191.40

At Turf Paradise, my first picks only won 1 but I did have 6 of 9 1st picks in the money.

Mountaineer is still going but through the first 4 races I,ve hit two 1st pick winners, 3 out of 4 in the money and two exactas one that paid $46.80

Sam Houston is also still going, through the first 6 races there, I skipped the 1st race and thus far have 3 first pick wins out of 5, 5 out of 5 in the money, 3 out of 5 exacta boxes, one @ $92.00 one @ $46.60 and one @ $46.80.

Hope everybody won today, goodluck - bigdavem

[csmith]

Congratulation on your selections Davem. Thanks for posting them for all to see



Cliff

[Steve]

In a word "OUTSTANDING" Bigdavem...

Steve

TW

[Chuck]

Dave:

I have to admit to being new on here and never seeing your picks but a question pops to my mind. Zbasically, a time management issue? How do you handicap ALL those cards? Obviously, there is a skill set I am missing or at least a clue or two how to manage myself better. I don't want to analyze all tracks as if I can't play 2-4% into a pool without negatively effecting myself, I pass on the track. But still 4-5 tracks a day is a reach for me. By Mountaineer time, I am tired. Maybe I am old. But even this year sitting on my porch at the Don Cesar for the last couple months....man, I get tired by the 4th at Mountainner. Heck, even I have my own horses racing I pack it in. Obviously, I am missing something other than youth!!! I think we'd all benefit, me included, to know how your day plays out and you are able to get into all those tracks. thanks in advance.

[Bigdavem]

Chuck, I am a disabled Vietnam vet, and as I it here in this wheelchair day after day, other than my grandkids now and then to play with, I have nothing else to do other than play the pony's. I played low limit stud poker for 15 years on average from 6 to 12 hours a day 28 days a month. When I finally had to give that up I did nothing for quite a while - then I remembered how as a kid I was a decent handicapper. At 15 I remember being at Santa Anita with my dad, My dad was betting a horse name Costa Bravo with Shoemaker on him, when he went up to the window I had told him to get me a $4 win on the number 1, the horse was named Boyle and he was 99 to one. When my dad came back he had put my 4 bucks on Costa Bravo and told me he didn't want me to lose my money - that why he bet it on his pick instead, needless to say I was angry and begged him to go back up an put $4 on #1 for me, he wouln't and of course I was to young to bet, finaly this guy sitting behind me says give me your money I'l bet it for you, there was 2 minute to post. Anyway he bet it an put 2 bucks on it for himself, it was 6 furlongs - I can still hear Joe Hernandez call, "the flag is up, and there they go, Boyle breaks on top."

Into the stretch Boyle was in front by 3 lengths and Henandez announces here comes Costa Bravo on the outside flying past horses. He caught up to Boyle and it was a photo, we were in the cheap seats far from the finish line, and had to wait out the photo. When the #1 came up on the tote board the roar of the crowd made it sound like everybody had him - but of course they could't have. Boyle paid $209.80 to win

[ken]

I'll be watching your posts, especially any that give hints of your methods! I can hit over 80% ITM using trainer %, ITM finishes, and checking workout and race regularity. But wins is much harder even with my own methods and no way I could do as many races! Congratulations!

[ronwins]

Chuck, I am a disabled Vietnam vet, and as I it here in this wheelchair day after day, other than my grandkids now and then to play with, I have nothing else to do other than play the pony's. {snip}

Hey bro, Good Bless!

ron...

[Steve]

"Ditto to That"

Steve
TW