Make Horse Racing Wagers on These Saratoga Races
Before horseplayers make horse racing wagers on the Grade I Travers Stakes on Saturday, they should take a look at a couple of the undercard races.
I’ve analyzed two of the undercard races on Saturday’s Saratoga card where I believe an overlaid bet or two might be found.
One of those races I didn’t analyze in this article is the Grade I King’s Bishop because in my opinion Discreetly Mine, the 6/5 chalk in the King’s Bishop, can’t be beat.
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Make a Horse Racing Bet to Win Saratoga
Is Calvin Borel finally on equine at the Spa that might be a good horse racing bet?
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Travers’ Stakes Means Going For the Underdog
The horse racing sportsbook is offering future betting on the entrants for this Saturday’s Grade I Travers’ Stakes.
Lookin’ At Lucky, who would have been the favorite in the race, won’t be running. That’s opened things up for a number of horses to prove that they’ve got what it takes to win the Grade I Travers.
The Mid-Summer Derby will not only showcase Kentucky Derby winner Super Saver and Kentucky Derby runner-up Ice Box, but also Trappe Shot, who finished second in the Haskell Invitational, Fly Down, who finished second in the Belmont Stakes, First Dude, who finished second in the Preakness Stakes, and A Little Warm, the Grade II Jim Dandy winner.
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Thoroughbred Wagers on Two Graded Races at Del Mar
Besides making a thoroughbred wager on the Pacific Classic, horseplayers should check out these other two graded races at Del Mar this weekend.
On Saturday, three-year-old horses hit the turf for the Grade II Del Mar Mile Handicap. On Sunday, horses hit the turf and go 1 /38 th miles in the Grade II Del Mar Handicap.
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Smiling Tiger an Attractive Play in the Pat O’Brien
Likely overlaid horse racing odds on Grade I Bing Crosby winner Smiling Tiger in the Pat O’Brien on Saturday make him an attractive overlay.
Smiling Tiger went off at close to 8/1 to win the Bing Crosby. Because chalk Cost of Freedom didn’t break well, Smiling Tiger found himself on an easy lead. He practically coasted to a win.
Well, the same sort of pace faces Smiling Tiger on Saturday. Because Breeders Cup Sprint placed Crown of Thorns is entered for the Pat O’Brien, Smiling Tiger should go off at nice overlaid betting odds.
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Don’t Take Short Horse Race Betting Odds in Pacific Classic
Saratoga isn’t the only racetrack that’s offering amazing horse race betting odds on terrific equines in great races on Saturday.
Del Mar, “Where the Turf Meets the Surf”, runs the Grade I Pacific Classic on Saturday August 28th.
It makes no sense to take short odds on any single horse in this Saturday’s Pacific Classic because the field is so amazingly deep.
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Rachel Alexandra is Not a Horse Racing Wager Lock to Win the Personal Ensign
Rachel Alexandra won the Woodward Stakes against the boys last summer, but won’t repeat that feat this summer because she’s entered in the Grade I Personal Ensign on Sunday, August 29 th.
Rachel, no doubt, will go off as a low-priced, underlaid, horse racing wager to beat a field of only four other horses in the Personal Ensign.
Late Blooming Afleet Express Takes Travers at Saratoga
Afleet Express, who had only a maiden win on his resume on the first Saturday of May, showed on Saturday that he is a major player in the three-year-old division, holding off Fly Down by a nostril and winning the $1 million Shadwell Travers (G1) at Saratoga.
Trained by Jimmy Jerkens, the colt came into the Travers off a third place finish behind A Little Warm and Miner’s Reserve in the Jim Dandy (G2) at Monmouth Park, and was overlooked by horse betting fans, sent off as the sixth choice in the eleven horse field at 7/1.
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The “Kid” Strikes Again in Pacific Classic
Zabeel Racing International’s Richard Kid and jockey Mike Smith got together for the first time since winning last year’s $1 million Pacific Classic (G1) at Del Mar, and it was hard to tell they were apart that long.
Smith guided Richard’s Kid to back to back wins in Del Mar’s marquee race of the summer meeting, joining Tinners Way (1994, 1995) and Skimming (2000, 2001) as the only two-time winners of the race.
The Bob Baffert trainee stalked the early pace from the outside, came with a five wide bid around the far turn, rallied in the stretch while drifting in to grab the lead late and hold off Crowded House by three-quarters of a length.
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Rachel Alexandra’s BC Classic Horse Racing Odds More Than Double
The 4-year-old filly that was so brilliant in 2009 that she won the Horse of the Year title over arguably one of the greatest racehorses to ever live has suddenly become somewhat of a laughingstock to win the 2010 BC Classic. Rachel Alexandra is now at +1500 horse racing odds to win this year’s Classic. Why? Because she was upset by a 21 to 1 shot named Persistently in this past Sunday’s Grade I Personal Ensign stakes as a 2/5 favorite.
Yes, Rachel dueled with a very good Todd Pletcher horse named Life At Ten through fast fractions. Yes, Rachel put away Life At Ten and looked to be well within herself in the middle of the stretch, but Persistently was, well, persistent, and kept plugging away until finally she passed Rachel a few feet before the wire.
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