Justify
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Swift first quarter
Justify
Just iffffffffyyyyyyyyy
I bet 10. Won 4
have not seen the results yet but my pics for the dry track were Justify, olt D'ro and Mendelson
for exotics had lone sailor, my boy jack and hofburg
it was not my day today. should have gave up on horse racing. played santa anita with the good weather and lost. should know when am going to have a bad day by now and stay away
for exotics had lone sailor, my boy jack and hofburg
it was not my day today. should have gave up on horse racing. played santa anita with the good weather and lost. should know when am going to have a bad day by now and stay away
Happy Sunday
The Captain post=362651 Wrote:My pickbro, Box in some Good Magic : and you would be laughing all the way to the Bank !
Audible
Justify
1st: Justify (Win: $7.80; Place: $6.00; Show: $4.40)
2nd: Good Magic (Place: $9.20; Show: $6.60)
3rd: Audible (Show: $5.80)
https://abcnews.go.com/US/woman-wins-12-...d=54972021
Justify's owners walked away with $1.43 million after the colt won the Kentucky Derby on Saturday, reports the AP. A woman in Austin, Texas, who picked him to win ended up with just a hair lessโ$1.2 million. Her incredible bet cost her just $18 and involved a Pick 5 wager, in which she had to select the winners of five consecutive races, in her case, the final five of the day. And Margaret Reid nailed it, reports My San Antonio, correctly choosing Limousine Liberal as winner of the day's 8th race, the Churchill Downs Stakes; then Maraud in the American Turf Stakes; Funny Duck (and his 39-1 odds) in the Pat Day Mile; Yoshida in the Old Forester Turf Classic; and then, of course, Justify.
She made the bet at the Retama Park racetrack in Selma, Texas, on Saturday, and a rep for the track called Reid's win "extremely rare" in comments to ABC News. "To bet that little amount of money and win $1.2 million is unheard of. In fact, it's the first time it's happened at Retama." The park's manager says "she was in the sports bar when it happened. The whole bar went nuts." (The queen's horses have brought in far more money.)
She made the bet at the Retama Park racetrack in Selma, Texas, on Saturday, and a rep for the track called Reid's win "extremely rare" in comments to ABC News. "To bet that little amount of money and win $1.2 million is unheard of. In fact, it's the first time it's happened at Retama." The park's manager says "she was in the sports bar when it happened. The whole bar went nuts." (The queen's horses have brought in far more money.)
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