A great price play for you is #8 Gear Jockey 20-1 ml He appears to be a turf horse but his trainer knows what he is doing and he should get a dream pace set up as there are 3-4 horses that will be gunning for the lead especially to his outside. He is a perfect contest horse as he will be around his morning line of 20-1 and the race flow sets up for him. Even a place showing at that price is valuable. Good luck and enjoy the races. Best gambling sport in the world to me.
Speaking of contests, I play tournaments frequently as I live in the state of Georgia which doesn't allow para-mutual wagering. I play in the "pick and pray" contests where your picks are locked for the day after the first contest race starts. You must play big prices in those mythical win/show tournaments to have a chance of winning. I was horrible in these at first as I was choosing 2-1 to 5-1 horses with a real solid chance to win. That doesn't work. The formula for those tournaments is finding a sneaky solid longshot pick EVERY race and then that longshot getting first or second for you every 3-4 races. These contests are won by players who understand how to play the particular contest game itself not necessarily great handicappers. A very interesting thing about that also is I have tracked my selections over the past three years and actually have a flat bet profit on the $2 "Win" wager per selection based on the horses real Win para-mutual payoff. I have bet a mythical $3834 on the "Win" portion in the contests and those have paid $4412.20. Para-mutual win wagering on those just wouldn't be a fun way to play as I go 20+ races without a winner sometimes. I have found that the most likely huge price comes in maiden claiming races on turf going 1+ mile though so handicap those thoroughly.
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