Service Plays Sunday 7/12/20

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 07-11-2020, 05:32 AM

My Late Pick 4 Ticket Sunday at Keeneland

July 11, 2020 | By Jerry Shottenkirk
Two of the greatest recent of examples of retaining form are on display in half of the races in the Sunday Late Pick 4 at Keeneland.
Hard to beat the form sustainability of Whitmore and Zulu Alpha, a pair of 7-year-olds.
Whitmore is a closing pure sprinter with whom we are all familiar. Through his 14 wins in 34 starts and $3.1 million in earnings, we’ve seen him uncork his late run and has done most of his damage at Oaklawn. He’s raced just three times at Keeneland and has a win and two seconds. His latest Keeneland appearance was in the G2 Phoenix last year, when he was 7th in mid-stretch, made his usual late run and just missed, finishing second to Engage.
Whitmore is by far the most accomplished in the eighth race, which an optional claiming race. Not to worry, Whitmore’s folks are taking the “no’’ option on claim possibilities, but some in there are eligible to be claimed for $150,000. However, his running style makes him a difficult single. For that reason, he’s not alone in Race 8 (third in the sequence). Nitrous has taken on graded sprinters and has a chance to show up prominently in the stretch.
Zulu Alpha is the biggest of the big in the ninth as he’ll go postward as the favorite in the G2 Elkhorn Stakes at 1.5 miles on grass. His form is impeccable, especially in his last three. He’s never been better. He climbed to the head of the class with wins in the G1 PWC Turf Invite and the G2 Mac Diarmida, but just as a reminder that he’s not invincible, he lost by a neck to Bemma’s Boy in the G2 Pan American. He was favored in the 2019 edition of the Elkhorn and finished third as the favorite, beaten by Bigger Picture and Red Knight. He’s 1 of 3 over the Keeneland turf and that gives hope to the connections of others. Certainly a single of Zulu Alpha would not be out of line, but coupled with his Keeneland record and with the capabilities of others, using a couple of price horses with him looks like the thing to do. Nakamura and Oscar Dominguez appear headed in the right direction, and if an upset should occur, it could be with either of those.
The suggested ticket with three runners in the finale totals $45. As an option for those who believe Zulu Alpha is a no-lose proposition, that it takes is down to $15. For the same $45 total, one could go with a $1.50 Pick 4 instead of the customary 50-center. Here’s a look at the Pick 4 races:

Race 6 (3:51 p.m., ET, maidens)
MARKET RUMOR closed well for fourth last time at Churchill Downs, which isn’t always easy to do. He’ll welcome the two turns. Slight improvement makes her a huge player. MY FAVORITE DAY is an Asmussen first-times. Stonestreet put down $700K for the Pioneerof the Nile filly and she lands in a doable spot. HEAVENLY SIS was flying at the end of her last one at Churchill and just missed. Probably gets a more close-up run today.

Race 7 (4:24 p.m., ET, G3 Transylvania Stakes)
This is the spread race in this sequence. FIELD PASS comes in off a gate-to-wire score in the Audubon at CD and earlier took the G3 Jeff Ruby Steaks at Turfway. Other than dirt surfaces, he’s got it covered and fits well. VINTAGE PRINT hasn’t seen this level but has won three straight. IRISH MIAS has been a stakes regular, and rider Velazquez and trainer Motion have been particularly hot lately. FANCY LIQUOR was on the board in all three and always a front-end threat. BAMA BREEZE was second to FIELD PASS and is the best late threat. The pace will probably work in his favor.

Race 8 (4:57 p.m., ET, optional claiming $150,000)
WHITWORE is a standout in the class category and does his best from well back. He has has some starts in which he’s been fairly close to the lead. NITROUS was mid-pack against powerful sprinter Vekoma in the G1 Carter and was a fast-closing fourth behind WHITMORE in the Count Fleet. You don’t know what you’re going to get with NITROUS, but he’s eligible to be a late threat. Each of those will require a fast pace and clean trip.

Race 9 (5:30 p.m., ET, G2 Elkhorn Stakes)
ZULU ALPHA is as good as it gets in the older turf division but he’s 11 of 33 and has a late-running style. He’s clearly the one to beat. NAKAMURA and OSCAR DOMINGUEZ are decent routers that are ready to run against the best. NAKAMURA won three straight and earned his way into higher levels and tends to drop far back. He’ll need some things to work in his favor. OSCAR DOMINGUEZ brings his game from the West Coast and going this distance should be closer to the lead than usual. Like ZULU ALPHA, he’s a 7-year-old and only seems to be getting better as he goes.

Late Pick 4 Sunday at Keeneland:
6) #1 Market Rumor, #3 My Favorite Day, #6 Heavenly Sis.
7) #1 Field Pass, #5 Vintage Print, #6 Irish Mias, #7 Fancy Liquor, #11 Bama Breeze.
8) #9 Nitrous, #11 Whitmore.
9) #2 Nakamura, #5 Zulu Alpha, #9 Oscar Dominguez.
50-cent Late Pick 4 suggested ticket: 1-3-6 with 1-5-6-7-11 with 9-11 with 2-5-9 ($45).

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 07-11-2020, 07:33 PM

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**Can'tPickAWinner** · 07-11-2020, 07:33 PM

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**Can'tPickAWinner** · 07-11-2020, 07:34 PM

Mike Lundin
Jul 12 '20, 11:30 AM in 21h
Soccer | Arsenal vs Tottenham Hotspur
Play on: OVER 2½ -106

ARSENAL @ TOTTENHAM NORTH LONDON DERBY FREE PICK JULY 12

28-9 (76%) +$18,630 All Free Picks YTD

There is a lot at stake in this edition of the North London derby when 8th-place Arsenal visits 9th-placed Tottenham. Both sides have a chance of moving into a Europa League spot, but it's a slim one and I think we'll see two relatively relaxed teams not afraid to go on the offense.

Arsenal had scored two goals or more in four straight games prior to a 1-1 draw with Leicester last time out while Tottenham should be looking to redeem themselves coming off a disappointing 0-0 draw at Bournemouth.

On the season, Tottenham is 20-14 to the over 2.5 goals while Arsenal is 18-16 to the over. The reverse fixture at Emirates Stadium ended with a 2-2 draw, and this should be another high-scoring affair.

Free pick on OVER 2.5 goals.

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 07-12-2020, 07:39 AM

Jeff Siegel's Del Mar Anlysis/Wagering Strategies for 7/12/20

July 12, 2020
Jeff Siegel’s Daily Analysis & Wagering Strategies
Del Mar
Sunday, July 12, 2020
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Specifically designed for the rolling exotic player, Jeff Siegel’s “Daily Analysis and Wagering Strategies” isolates those horses that should be included in daily doubles, pick-3s, pick-4s, pick-5s, and the pick-6.
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It is recommended that Jeff’s selections be used to augment the reader’s own personal handicapping, though excellent results can be achieved by applying the rolling exotic strategy specified by Jeff’s analysis. Jeff’s recommended plays are intended for players with a moderate budget; however, readers are encouraged to adjust Jeff’s wagering strategy to fit their preferred investment level.
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Grade A=Highest degree of confidence.
Grade B=Solid Play.
Grade C=Least preferred, or pass.
Grade X=probable winner but odds are not likely to offer wagering value.
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The selections are available every racing day after morning scratches. For updates, please follow us on twitter @jsiegelracing.

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Today’s Day Makers: View Video

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RACE 1: Post 2:00 PT. Grade: C+
Use: 3-Eagle in the Sky; 5-Good With People; 6-Finding Silver

Forecast: Eagle in the Sky has the benefit of a prior run – a decent runner-up effort last month at Santa Anita – and unless there’s a good thing in the field he should be tough to deny for a barn that has superior stats with second-time starters. Among the newcomers, Good With People seems the most intriguing. A. Cedillo, who was aboard Eagle in the Sky in his first outing, switches to this P. Miller-trained homebred son of Curlin to Mischief, and a jumps-off-the-page bullet gate work (4f, :46.2hg, fastest of 31) here just four days ago may provide a clue as to why. Another to consider is Finding Silver, which brought $25,000 at the Northern California yearling sales last year, a significant sum of money for a son of Empire Way and a good price for that particular sale. From the clever L. Mendez barn, he’s been subjected to an aggressive series of workouts that should have him fit and ready. These are the three we’ll be including in our rolling exotics in a race that we’ll otherwise sit out.
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RACE 2: Post 2:30 PT. Grade: B+
Use: 2-Kazan; 8-Dubby Dubbie

Forecast: Kazan always has preferred the Del Mar turf course (first or second in five of eight career starts), drops to a realistic spot, and is reunited with “win rider” U. Rispoli. Drawn comfortably inside, the D. O’Neill-trained gelding should settle in mid-pack early and then have every chance from the quarter pole home. A recent bullet workout (5f, 1:01h) at San Luis Rey Downs indicates he’s right where he needs to be. Dubby Dubbie in an intriguing Tampa Bay Downs invader fresh form a nice optional claiming score in late May and clearly is well-meant today with ship-and-win cash available. On numbers he’s a fit, and if he can get over from his outside draw and establish or press a moderate pace, he’ll be dangerous. Both should be included in rolling exotic play with strong preference on top to Kazan.
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RACE 3: Post 3:00 PT. Grade: A-
Single: 4-Jewel Thief

Forecast: Jewel Thief looks like a slam dunk rolling exotic single in this starter’s allowance sprint for fillies and mares. Nosed out in a similar affair at Oaklawn Park in April (a race in which her rider dropped the whip), the B. Cox-trained filly has rising speed figures with every outing and is clearly faster on speed figures than the local contingent. A bullet workout at Indiana Downs (4f, :47.2b, fastest of 63) last week before being sent West indicates she’s arrived dead fit and ready roll, and with ship-and-win money on the line and with F. Prat in the saddle the daughter of Gemologist seems like a short price worth taking.
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RACE 4: Post 3:30 PT. Grade: B
Use: 1-Master Ryan; 3-Foothill; 7-Lil Richards Bello

Forecast: Older state-bred maidens sprint five furlongs on grass in what appears on paper to be a messy affair. There are some price opportunities, though, so let’s try to blow out the tote board with a longshot play. Foothill (15-1) has the route-to-sprint angle that always catches our eye and performed in both of his first two outings like a gelding who’d much prefer running short than long. He’s actually fairly competitive on numbers while exiting a pair of better-than-average races, in both cases appearing to pull early and resent rating tactics. Maybe they’ll just let him roll today. Lil Richards Bello is bred for grass on both sides of his pedigree and ran fairly well in his debut when parked wide but keeping to his task to finish a willing third in a decent dirt sprint in late May. The switch to F. Prat is significant, and if the son of Richard’s Kid can improve his gate speed just a bit he should have his chance to produce the last run. Master Ran didn’t run badly in his comeback at Churchill Downs in a grass dash that earned a competitive number with the rest of these. The Grazen gelding has a one-paced style but should enjoy a good ground-saving trip from the rail and at 8-1 on the morning line is worth including somewhere.
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RACE 5: Post 4:00 PT. Grade: C
Use: 2-Street Image; 3-Street Behavior; 6-Poise to Strike

Forecast: This bottom-rung maiden-claiming abbreviated sprint has nothing to trust; the only thing we’re sure of is that somebody has to win. Best advice is to include as many as you can afford to. Street Image is a nine-race maiden but has finished second in both of his starts off a layoff for new trainer W. Spawr and really won’t have to improve much to outlast this modest gang. The shortening of trip to five and one-half furlongs should help his chances. Poise to Strike, second under similar circumstances at Santa Anita in late May, shows just one workout since for a low percentage outfit but if runs back to his last race he’ll be right there. Street Behavior drops to the bottom for the P. Miller barn, has shown some early speed (but no stick) in a pair of outings and may be better than shown. Toss him in.
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RACE 6: Post 4:30 PT. Grade: X
Single: 1-Super Patriot

Forecast: Super Patriot is 8/5 on the morning line in this year’s edition of the Osunitas S. and could easily go lower based on her current form, consistency, and her affection for the local lawn. A convincing winner vs. similar in the Frans Valentine S. at Santa Anita last month, the daughter of Unusual Heat is guaranteed a ground-saving trip from her rail draw and with clear sailing should be along in time under F. Prat. At the price there’s not much we can do with her other than to use the R. Baltas-trained mare as a logical, no-value rolling exotic single.
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RACE 7: Post 5:00 PT. Grade: C+
Use:3-Tacoflavoredkisses; 5-Teton Valley; 6-What’s Up Surfer

Forecast: This maiden state-bred five furlong juvenile dash is a split of today’s opener and probably is the weaker of the two races. Tacofalvoredkisses is a rare California-bred by the long-time high-class Kentucky stallion Distorted Humor that brought a modest $33,000 as a weanling and shows a fair to moderate work tab leading up to his debut. However, the barn has excellent stats with first-timers, F. Prat takes the call, and a recent bullet gate work (3f, :35.1hg, fastest of 35) shows he can run at least a little. By default, he’s the logical top pick. What’s Up Surfer brought next to nothing as a yearling ($9,000) but a :47 4/5 gate work at San Luis Rey Downs for P. Miller last month and then a :47 3/5 move from the barrier over the local main track last week is a fairly good indication of some ability.Teton Valley has the benefit of a prior start; the Tapiture colt pressed the pace to the head of the lane before gradually weakening to be third in his debut in May. That bit of experience should do him well, though the work tab since that race is uninspiring. We’ll have tickets including all three in our rolling exotics but otherwise not get too involved.
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RACE 8: Post 5:30 PT. Grade: B+
Single: 4-California Kook

Forecast: California Kook looked quite good winning a first-level allowance turf miler two runs back when facing older foes and then produced another significant forward move when a strong runner-up vs. state-bred colts in the Snow Chief S. last month. She’s facing open company today in a race restricted to 3-year-old fillies, and while additional improvement may be necessary the daughter of Boisterous is a fit on speed figures and will receive the patient ride she requires from regular pilot F. Prat. At 4-1 on the morning line we’ll make her a win play and rolling exotic single.
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RACE 9: Post 6:00 PT. Grade: B+
Use: 1-Kneedeepinsnow; 6-I Am the Danger

Forecast: This is a salty second-level allowance sprint; we’re going to try to get by using just two in our rolling exotics. I Am the Danger has been away since February of 2019 but has trained superbly for his comeback (see video) and seems just as good now as when he was last seen winning a pair of very fast allowance sprints in stakes-quality speed figures. The D. O’Neill-trained gelding projects to be comfortably placed pressing or stalking the pace outside and then have his chance to accelerate when regular rider H. Figueroa gives him his cue. His most recent morning drill, a sparkling :59 3/5 bullet move last month at Santa Anita, really caught the eye. Kneedeepinsnow earned a career top speed figure when winning a first-level allowance dash last month and this lightly-raced colt by Flat Out likely has further improvement in him. His rail draw does him no favors but he’s shown the versatility to win on the lead or form off the pace, so with good racing luck he should be right there. We’ll prefer I Am the Danger on top but include both in our rolling exotics.
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RACE 10: Post 6:30 PT. Grade: B
Use: 1-Unusually Handsome; 3-King Eddie; 11-Shadrack

Forecast: The nightcap is a competitive entry-level allowance state-bred turf miler with several possibilities and a chance for a decent price. King Eddie is listed at 12-1 on the morning line but probably is better than that. The Bay Area invader is exiting a series of claiming races while winning three straight, each time digging down deep for extra under extreme pressure to hold sway while earning numbers that make him a fit at this level. Tough on the front end or from a stalking position, the son of Square Eddie has done nothing but lay his body down since being claimed for a ham sandwich in February by current trainer B. McLean, and R. Gonzales, who has won on him in the past, gets back aboard. Another Bay Area invader, Shadrack, looks dangerous as well, and is a “must use” at 6-1 on the morning line. We’re not wild about his extreme outside draw, the but Gig Harbor gelding, in his second off a layoff following a strong runner-up try at Golden Gate Fields last month, will be heard from late if he can drop over, get some cover and save some ground. He’s fast enough on numbers based on his most recent outing. Unusually Handsome broke his maiden last month with a career top speed figures, gets the cozy rail and should enjoy a ground-saving, second flight trip. With another forward move, he’ll have every chance to be right there.
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**Can'tPickAWinner** · 07-12-2020, 07:41 AM

Al Cimaglia: Hawthorne Racecourse Late Pick 4 Analysis

July 12, 2020 | By Al Cimaglia
The 0.50 Late Pick 4 at Hawthorne Racecourse rolls in Race 10. The sequence has a $25,000 guaranteed pool with a 15% takeout, and it will be my focus. Also, the Pick 5 starts in Race 1 and it has a $4,710 carryover which allows for a $20,000 guaranteed pool.

On Saturday the driver with the hottest hands was Casey Leonard with three wins. The leading conditioner on the card was Terry Leonard with two trips to the winner's circle.

Comments and selections below are based on a fast track.

Race 10

1-Along Came Jane (6-1)-Has had issues, so hasn't shown much in all 3 starts at Haw. Now drops to a much better level, should compete with this crew and Wilfong sticks.
4-Admit (7-1)-Gets needed post relief and tries Lasix for the 2nd time. This mare got rolling in last but was too far behind. Did close in 55.3 and Bates should be in better striking range tonight.
6-Kak's Rockin (4-1)-Scioto invader seems to have found a nice landing spot for its Haw debut. A ScD newcomer won last night and will take a swing Team Seekman has this gal ready to roll. Did post 153.2 mile at HoP last year.

Race 11

1-Flipfloppinflossie (9/2)-Ridge Warren chose the Brink entry #6 but this mare did qualify well and should be in the hunt. Sheehan should have her forwardly placed throughout.
3-Tropical Fruit (4-1)-One of 2 from the Mike Brink barn and this filly got roughed up in last start. Looking for a rebound and a better steer from Wilfong.
6-Trendy H (5-1)-Has 1 win in 7 starts at Haw but has hit the board 6 times. Came off the bench with a solid try for a 2nd place finish from the 9-hole and should be tighter tonight.

Race 12

3-Susan Sage (6-1)-Took the long way around in a needed start. Susan knows how to win and likes Haw. 11-time winner in 2019 has 10-wins in 23 starts in Stickney. Beaten favorite gets a post edge on other contenders.
6-Ideal's Nicole (7-1)-0-5 this year but has faced Open company and then has been stuck with the 10 hole in the last 2 starts. Looking for a big try and could offer a square price.
8-Mirasol (9-1)-Drops after being blocked down the lane. Not saying it cost the 4-year-old a picture, but should be heard from at this level. Gets a new set of hands in Wilfong and is another price shot in an open affair.

Race 13

2-Pretty Iris (20-1)-Comes off a rough trip and this field should be more to her liking. Makes 3rd local start for the Brink barn and could be ready for a picture. Shouldn't be 20-1 but can offer a solid price.
4-Rollin Coal (4-1)-Every trip when dropped to this level has been similar. Tries to get on the engine and then can't close the deal. Maybe it's time for Franco to come off a helmet and roll by late?
8-Boogie On Down (5/2)-Raced the 2nd half in .55 but that wasn't enough because she was 10-legnths behind. Wilfong trainee has been flat but this is the softest spot all year and should be handled aggressively.

0.50 Late Pick 4

1,4,6/1,3,6/3,6,8/2,4,8
Total Bet=$40.50

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 07-12-2020, 07:42 AM

Brian Nadeau's Daily Picks

Belmont Park - Race #4

#1 Lexatoga	GP invader takes a huge drop from open MSW foes to NYB MCL'ers, and while leaving Shug isn't ideal, Hendriks is underrated and crafty, and getting this one to turf will help; upset special.
#3 Klickitat	MSW dropper was last seen in Nov. and returns as a first-time gelding, and while two of those angles help, the layoff sure doesn't, plus he'll be vastly overbet as well; trying to beat on top.
#12 Petrus	Dickinson charge drew poorly but Jose Ortiz is here, so there's clearly plenty of intent, and that closing 4th on debut says he can run some, but he'll be an underlay too; underneath only.
Race Summary	The price will be right on the 1, for a barn that knows what to do with a turf horse, so give him a look in all the slots, and especially to kick off the mandatory payout Empire 6 as well, since a win would knock out a good percentage of tickets right off the bat.

Belmont Park - Race #6

#11 Silky Blue	Class riser got to turf off the break and blew up last time, and while the 18-1 is long gone, there could still be a hint of value here, on a gal who may be something; look out.
#2 Moana's Tale	Tactical filly was in a GIII at GP and hardly disgraced herself, so this is a seismic class drop, though she's weak on figures and will be overbet off her last; still, plenty scary.
#8 Drynachan	Talented filly hasn't been seen since a 5th in a Spa stakes in 8/18 for Brown, so she'll likely need this, especially when you see Brisset is 1-for-20 ff this elongated break; tabbing.
Race Summary	That 7-2 ML seems fair on the 11, who has a recency edge over some of her biggest rivals, and a world of upside too, so make a win and place bet, and make sure to use her number in the mandatory payout Empire 6, as well as the late Pk5, and to kick off the late Pk4 as well, as she looks primed to build off that sharp turf debut.

Belmont Park - Race #8

#1 Dyna Passer	Well drawn miss gets Castellano, who is aces in these marathons, just won at GP, has proven stakes form, and will be a square price too; can surprise.
#6 Dynamic Lady	Clement charge was a win 2nd in her US debut and should only improve off that, for a barn that's having a banner year as well; would be no surprise.
#9 Wegetdamunnys	NYB looked good winning in fast time in her return, and fits snugly with these on figures, though this 1 1/2-miles trip is an unknown; may not get there.
Race Summary	You'll get fair value on the 1, as there's plenty here who will be bet, so platy her in all the slots, and especially mandatory payout Empire 6, late Pk5/Pk4 as well, since this is a deep field, and a win would add plenty of value to all three sequences.

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 07-12-2020, 07:42 AM

Brian W. Spencer's Daily Picks

Woodbine - Race #3

#8 Ready to Repeat	Really sharp debut run should make him tough if he's able to run back to it. A couple of name barns in here with debuters might keep this price fair.
#6 Copley	Tough to argue with any Ward debuter, but the barn is 1-for-6 in the last few years with these short sprinting 2yo types locally, and he's sure to be overbet.
#1 Gretzky the Great	Rail draw is no bargain for this firster, but the works look progressive for a Casse barn that can have them ready to roll in these types of scenarios.
Race Summary	Ready to Repeat ran a big one in the debut, and the hope is that the Ward and Casse runners will get bet enough to keep him around that 3/1 ML offering.

Woodbine - Race #5

#10 Candy's Dream	Tactical type has had eight chances, but she'll get another great trip from close range and can get first jump on the deeper-finishing threats.
#8 Sport'n Forty	Might be a bit outrun in the early going, but she has been a fairly reliable type as far as figures go, and she should show up again here.
#2 Second Grace	Has run well over the local footing on a couple of occasions, and the pedigree hints that the move around two turns here shouldn't be an issue.
Race Summary	Candy's Dream will get one of the better trips in this spot, and that might be enough to finally get her home in a spot that feels very winnable.

Woodbine - Race #10

#10 Runway Dreamer	Second start off the bench can lead to something better, and she ran well locally at this trip in the past. Price player can do.
#8 Tappity Tappity	Not sure what to make of this filly off the long break. She's got a huge pedigree but hasn't shown a whole lot outside of that last start. She's bred to handle the trip and has a claim on this, but I'd need a fair price.
#7 Niigon's Spin	Last few races have been nothing to write home about, but there are a couple of back races from last year that would be interesting at a price.
Race Summary	Runway Dreamer is worth a small look at a square price, and she can probably build off that last run to produce something better here.

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 07-12-2020, 07:43 AM

Jerry Shottenkirk's Daily Picks

Gulfstream Park - Race #8

#7 Tournesol	Was up in time in her latest and ran the final quarter in :23 1-5 after running mid-pack for the first three quarters; has only has one clunker in four starts. Quality filly fits in this stakes spot.
#8 Days of Spring	Rally for a win last time in a race that came off the turf; last won on turf in April and most of the time is moving well at the end of her races.
#5 Onyx	Was too late in her bid in a stakes last time but showed improvement after a couple of stale starts; won a turf stakes vs. state-breds last year.
Race Summary	Tournesol has tuned it up late in her races and can get a good trip off the leaders; has enough punch to get the jump on the deep closers.

Gulfstream Park - Race #9

#6 Fuel the Bern	Lost by a neck on turf last out and has mixed it up with some talented sprinters; has found a level at which he can be competitive.
#2 Front Loaded	Was on the board in four of his last five, has enough speed be in the mix from the outset finish up well after turning back from seven to six furlongs.
#5 Soldollie	Makes his 1st since November and was a stakes performer on occasion; can show speed off the bench and can hang on for the exotics.
Race Summary	Fuel the Bern just missed last time in his 1st for this claiming price; has shown speed vs. quality and is a threat to lead gate to wire.

Gulfstream Park - Race #10

#1 Time to Two Step	Takes a step up in class but is in very good form and is capable of winning at this level; speed and a ground saving trip make him a solid rival.
#4 Bimini	Was an easy winner in her last two and has done well at this mile distance; well placed and ready for another big effort.
#6 Run Devil	Has the class edge here and takes a step down; lost a photo under these conditions two races back.
Race Summary	Time to Two Step has been a beast in two of her last three and can carve out a good trip; ready to fire another decent try.

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 07-12-2020, 07:44 AM

Steve Janus

Jul 12 '20, 11:30 AM in 2h
Soccer | FC Rubin Kazan vs CSKA Moscow
Play on: CSKA Moscow -176 at 1BetVegas

1* Free Sharp Play on CSKA Moscow -176

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 07-12-2020, 07:44 AM

Hunter Price

Jul 12 '20, 1:30 PM in 4h
Soccer | Valencia vs Leganes
Play on: Valencia +182 at 5Dimes

1* Free Pick on Valencia +182

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 07-12-2020, 07:44 AM

Red Dog Sports

Jul 12 '20, 2:00 PM in 5h
Soccer | Leicester vs AFC Bournemouth
Play on: Leicester -136 at 5Dimes

Leicester -136
The free soccer play takes place in the England Premier League on Sunday afternoon. Leicester is +32 goal difference while the home team is -27. Look for Jamie Vardy to score a goal for the visitors.
Leicester 2
Bournemouth 1

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 07-12-2020, 07:45 AM

Bobby Conn

Jul 12 '20, 2:35 PM in 5h
NASCAR | Brad Keselowski vs Ryan Blaney
Play on: Ryan Blaney +125 at Mirage

1* Free Play on Ryan Blaney +125

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 07-12-2020, 08:32 AM

F.A.S.T. Sheets Free Race for Pleasanton

Pleasanton - Race 4	$1 Exacta / $1 Trifecta / $1 Superfecta (10-cent min.) $2 Daily Double / $1 Pick 3 (Races 4-5-6) $1 Pick 5 (50-cent min.)(Races 4-5-6-7-8)
Maiden Claiming $32,000 • 5 Furlongs • Dirt • Age 2 • CR: 59 • Purse: $15,000 • Post: 4:22P
FOR MAIDENS, FILLIES TWO YEARS OLD. WEIGHT, 120 LBS. CLAIMING PRICE $32,000, IF FOR $30,000, ALLOWED 2 LBS.

Contenders				Race Analysis
P#	Horse	Morn Line	Accept Odds	Race Type: Paceless Race. There is no true early speed in this race. * KEY ANGLES * LAWYER PROOF: A first time starter with a trainer that has a return on investment with first time starters of at least +50 (minimum 10 starts). Today is a sprint and the horse is carrying at least 120 lbs. JASMINE CHIEFTAIN: Horse had a bullet workout within the last seven days. Horse has run a Good Race within the last 30 days. NOVA STAR: Jockey/Trainer combination return on investment is at least +20. T oday is a sprint and the horse is carrying at least 120 lbs.
5	LAWYER PROOF	3/1	5/2
4	JASMINE CHIEFTAIN	9/5	7/1
1	NOVA STAR	4/1	10/1

P#	Horse (In Running Style Order)	Post	Morn Line	Running Style	Good Class	Good Speed	Early Figure	Finish Figure	Platinum Figure
3	BIG WISH	3	5/1	Alternator/Stalker	0	0	45.5	36.0	32.5
4	JASMINE CHIEFTAIN	4	9/5	Trailer	59	47	19.9	44.6	42.1

Unknown Running Style: NOVA STAR (4/1) [Jockey: Frey Kyle - Trainer: Mathis Andy], SERENITY NOW (8/1) [Jockey: Herrera Cristobal - Trainer: Ekstrom Leanna L], LAWYER PROOF (3/1) [Jockey: Sanguinetti Anne - Trainer: Howey Quinn], ALWAYS FOR MONEY (9/2