Sunday 5/29/22 Free Plays / Trends / Betting Info / Etc

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 05-29-2022, 09:54 AM

Hong Kong Selections for Sunday, May 29, 2022

Tom Wood:

R1: 4-1-9-2

R2: 5-8-9-1

R3: 1-10-8-2

R4: 11-1-3-8
R5: 7-6-10-4

R6: 8-10-1-2

R7: 6-4-7-2

R8: 4-3-6-1

R9: 8-14-4-5

R10: 8-1-3-7

BEST: R7 N6 BEAUTY JOY (WIN)

VALUE: R10 N8 CALIFORNIA RAD

PLAY: R10 QQP 1,3,8

Paul Lally:

R1 1-4-9-2

R2 9-4-1-10

R3 1-8-10-2

R4 1-8-2-11

R5 4-7-6-1

R6 10-1-9-8

R7 6-8-9-2

R8 7-4-1-3

R9 8-14-1-4

R10 4-2-3-8

Best Bet R9 N8 Massive Action

Longshot R10 N4 Voyage Warrior

Play R9 QQP 1-8-14

Andrew Le Jeune:

R1: 11-4-1-8

R2: 1-11-8-9

R3: 8-7-2-1

R4: 2-1-8-11

R5: 4-7-6-14

R6: 2-9-8-1

R7: 4-6-2-8

R8: 3-4-1-7

R9: 14-8-9-3

R10: 12-3-4-7

Best: R3 N8 Running Glory

Each/way: R4 N2 Millennium Falcon

Play: Q/QP R3 N2-7-8

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 05-29-2022, 09:54 AM

Belmont Park Picks - Sunday, May 29, 2022

Race 1: 5-4-3-6
Race 2: 6-2-7-5
Race 3: 5-2-3-6
Race 4: 2-6-1-5
Race 5: 1-7-6-3
Race 6: 6-3-4-2
Race 7: 1-4-6-5
Race 8: 7-4-2-1
Race 9: 6-4-7-1
**Most Likely: Price Discipline #5 (Race 3)**
**Best Value: Wentz #1 (Race 7)**

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 05-29-2022, 09:54 AM

Churchill Downs Picks - Sunday, May 29, 2022

Race 1: 6-2-1-4
Race 2: 3-1-4-2
Race 3: 6-2-4-1
Race 4: 3-5-4-1
Race 5: 2-1-8-6
Race 6: 5-2-3-4
Race 7: 10-1-8-7
Race 8: 7-3-5-4
Race 9: 9-3-10-6
Race 10: 1-4-2-8
**Most Likely: Perfect Happiness #5 (Race 6)**
**Best Value: Recorded #2 (Race 5)**

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 05-29-2022, 09:55 AM

Lone Star Park Picks - Sunday, May 29, 2022

Race 1: 6-8-4-7
Race 2: 1-4-2-7
Race 3: 2-7-1-8
Race 4: 3-6-1-2
Race 5: 3-7-4-2
Race 6: 7-6-3-2
Race 7: 5-3-9-2
Race 8: 3-5-4-2
Race 9: 8-5-1-4
Race 10: 4-10-6-11
**Most Likely: Lucky Promise #3 (Race 4)**
**Best Value: Super Legs #1 (Race 2)**

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 05-29-2022, 09:55 AM

Santa Anita Park Picks - Sunday, May 29, 2022

Race 1: 4-2-6-1
Race 2: 4-3-5-2
Race 3: 6-4-1-5
Race 4: 4-2-3-5
Race 5: 10-9-4-8
Race 6: 4-12-7-3
Race 7: 6-5-1-4
Race 8: 5-1-3-9
Race 9: 2-5-8-6
**Most Likely: Brickyard Ride #4 (Race 4)**
**Best Value: Kanderel #6 (Race 3)**

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 05-29-2022, 09:55 AM

Rocket Picks ��: Churchill Downs, Santa Anita, and Belmont Park for May 29, 2022
By: Aaron Halterman

Let’s keep it going today as we continue with the long Holiday weekend of racing! For the free pick 4, we will head to Belmont Park for the late Pick 4 on the card. We will also have full card selections for Santa Anita and Churchill Downs for the paid Rockets, so be sure to check those out. Let’s go!

Below is our free late Pick 4 for Belmont Park:

Belmont Park May 29, 2022

Race 6: Allowance Optional Claiming

#4 Rustler won two in a row last year, while making his debut in this race today. #6 Voodoo Zip should run better today with this being his second start off of the layoff.

Race 7: Claiming

#5 Chris and Dave won at a similar level to this last time out in stylish fashion. #6 No Burn looks for three straight wins wins but has a new trainer today, while also stepping up in class.

Race 8: Paradise Creek Stakes

#4 Big Invasion goes for four straight victories in this spot after looking strong in his last few efforts. #7 Asymmetric makes his United States debut for Wesley Ward, who is usually good with this types of runners.

Race 9: Claiming

#1 Front Man should improve in his second start off of the layoff today. #6 Six Minus moves back to the turf for this race, which should help his chances.

THE TICKET

$.50 Pick 4 (Races 6-9) 1,2,4,6 / 2,4,5,6 / 4,7 / 1,6 – $32

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 05-29-2022, 09:56 AM

Belmont Horses in Focus for Sunday, May 29
Posted on May 28, 2022 by David Aragona

RACE 4: VINTAGE HOLLYWOOD (#1)

This didn’t come up as the toughest N2X allowance, so you have to consider last-out winner #2 Anejo even though he’s moving up in class. He earned a speed figure that puts him right back in the mix against this tougher field, and he seems like a horse who’s still improving as a lightly raced 4-year-old. I liked the grit and determination that he showed in victory last time, fending off Best Idea even after sustaining some bumps from that rival in upper stretch. He’s the horse to beat, but there are some others to consider at bigger prices. #6 Six Percent could take some money off his solid speed figure upon return against claimers last time. However, he never looked like a serious threat to win that race and his lack of early speed could be a detriment in here given the likely race flow. I’m more interested in #1 Vintage Hollywood, who should be a slightly better price. This horse didn’t get the savviest ride last time, as he was rushed up to contest the pace early before taking over from the leaders through some deceptively fast early fractions. The two horses who were dueling with him in that opening quarter were the last pair across the wire, beaten by 37 and 39 lengths. One of those runners, Invest, returned to rebound with a much faster speed figure in his next start. Considering that race flow, Vintage Hollywood did well to nearly hold on for second behind the heavy favorite No Salt. He showed improvement off the claim for Gustavo Rodriguez, and I think he’s dangerous here if he can build on that last effort.

RACE 6: VOODOO ZIP (#6)

I’m still trying to figure out how #1 Maxwell Esquire went off at 3-1 last time in a spot where he looked very logical. He’s kept some strong company over the past year, and was just getting the class relief that he needed dropping into that optional claimer to race for a tag first off the layoff. He also got a surprisingly strong pace to close into, as heavy favorite Artemus Citylimits ran off on the front end. He now makes his first start off the claim for Linda Rice, who is just 3 for 22 (14%, $0.73 ROI) first off the claim in turf sprints over the past 5 years. He’s dangerous again, but he is meeting a couple of talented rivals. #2 Matta was in strong form last year and has run well on this circuit before, having upset a Saratoga allowance field at 14-1 last year. However, he’s returning from a layoff and may be better off going slightly shorter than this. My top pick is #6 Voodoo Zip. Although he concentrated on route races for the majority of his career, I thought put forth some of his best efforts turning back to sprint last year. He ran very well to get the job done on July 11 last year when closing over a turf course that was favoring speed. He then showed the ability wo in at today’s distance in October when slicing through the pack to get the job done. He’s only raced once since then, when returning from a layoff at Gulfstream last month. However, he didn’t get the right trip that day, as he was in traffic right from the start and was just never in a position to do any serious running. He’s better than that and should benefit from having that race under his belt.

RACE 8: HIGH FRONT (#2)

#4 Big Invasion figures to go off as a heavy favorite in this Paradise Creek as he seeks to extend his winning streak to four in a row. However, he has to prove that he can handle a bit more distance, he’s never gone a step beyond 5 1/2 furlongs. He has been visually impressive in those shorter races and has run some impressive speed figures, as high as a 118 on the TimeformUS scale. A repeat of that form will make him pretty tough to handle here, but it’s no guarantee that he’ll be as effective over this elongated distance. He’s also facing a couple of intriguing runners from Europe. #7 Asymmetric is the one who interests me a bit, as he is switching into the barn of Wesley Ward and appears to have been training well in this country. He showed a big turn of foot to win the Group 2 Richmond Stakes last year before he was just unable to handle the step up in class to the Group 1 level at the end of the season. He’s also stretching out to 7 furlongs, but he has the foundation to handle this step up in trip. I prefer him to #6 Maritime Wings, who did show ability in Ireland last year. However, his connections have said that he got a late start this year and is being transferred to race in the U.S. under Todd Pletcher, which might not be a great sign. All three of these runners make sense, but I want to look elsewhere for my top pick. #2 High Front began his career at Gulfstream looking about as impressive as Big Invasion. This son of Summer Front got to the lead and absolutely crushed a maiden field back in January. He had an excuse in his second start when he was off awkwardly and made a middle move. And then last time I thought he arguably ran the best race, as he hopped at the start and was racing 4-wide around the turn trying to make up ground. He got there in upper stretch before hanging late. However, that was a tough field of older horses and I like that he held his own against a seasoned older rival like Yes and Yes. That form should translate well here and he can step forward if he’s finally able to break sharply.

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 05-29-2022, 09:56 AM

Al Cimaglia: Running Aces Pick 4 Analysis

May 29, 2022 | By Al Cimaglia

Running Aces begins the week with an 8-race card with the featured performers being Minnesota sired 3-year-olds. The 0.50 Pick 4 starts in Race 5. The sequence has a $3,000 guaranteed pool, and it will be my focus.

Comments and selections below are based on a fast track.

Race 5

1-Cut A Rug (6-1)-This will be the 3rd start of the meet and drops to a more competitive level. Detgen should make the most of this post draw and have forwardly placed.
2-Night Delight (10-1)-Makes his 3rd appearance at Aces and has been in tall cotton in both starts. Camera shy 5-year-old gets a new pilot in Svendsen, and they have taken a picture before. Will look for a price in a race without much form.
3-Rockinscience (3-1)-Plano trainee does know how to win and is in a spot to do just that. Faces easier after a needed start and should be in the hunt if tighter than last week.

Race 6

3-All American N (4-1)-Comes off a game effort at 44-1 in the 1st start since 9-17. Has hit the board in 12 of 17 at Aces with 8 wins. Should be a fair price and best to not overlook.
5-Mandeville (5/2)-Plano provided a sharp steer and just got up in time in the 2nd race at Aces. When this veteran gets good, he can stay that way for a while.
6-Pridecrest (7/2)-Put in a decent effort from the 8-hole in the 1st try since shipping in from CalX. Looking for better here and should be battling to the wire.

Race 7

1-Bringoverthemoney (3-1)-Beaten 3/5 chalk did the work to get the lead and but couldn't hold on and finished a close 3rd. This will be the 3rd start of the meet and only the 4th race since 10-2. Looks like a main player.
5-Star Track Hanover (7/2)-Even effort versus Open Handicap company in both starts at the meet. This could be picture time, drops to a soft spot and Dean Magee takes the lines.

Race 8

2-Paddy Murphy (6-1)-Paced the back half in .57 in a needed start and a top pilot in Roland will be between the pipes. The Pacheco barn has been rolling along, so will look for improvement in the 2nd race since 4-29.
4-RD Skippy (4-1)-Gets some needed post relief moving in from the 8-hole. Does good work racing near the lead and should be able to get an up-close seat tonight.
8-Miki's Magic Ride (10-1)-Tried to wire this kind last week and fell short by a nose. Rick Magee may try to follow the same plan and has the gate speed to land on the point. The post makes the price and might be able to break his Aces maiden (0-15).

0.50 Pick 4

1,2,3/3,5,6/1,5/2,4,8
Total Bet=$27

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 05-29-2022, 09:56 AM

Jeff Siegel's Santa Anita Analysis/Workout Commentary - 5-29-22

May 29, 2022

“What You Need to Know” - Santa Anita
By Jeff Siegel, Handicapper & Analyst

Specifically designed for the rolling exotic player, Jeff Siegel’s Daily Santa Anita Handicapping Analysis, Wagering Strategies, Workout Commentary, and True Odds Calculations (“TOC”) identify those horses that should be included in daily doubles, pick-3s, pick-4s, pick-5s, and the pick-6.
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The “TOC” quantifies the findings of a personal thoroughbred analytics program that contains in its database the results of every race contested at Santa Anita since 2004. More than 75 critical factors in the fields of class, distance, surface, age, and sex have created 227 algorithms that are highly specific to the race being handicapped. The result is a probability line that reflects each contender’s true odds based on a pure 100-point takeout.

The “TOC” applies its mathematical formula only to non-maiden races and displays a maximum of four runners considered the most likely contenders to win. Also listed is the specific algorithm’s sample size plus the top-rated horse’s win percentage and return on investment (ROI). It is suggested that the player utilize the program’s findings to compare each contender’s “true odds” with the morning line and/or actual wagering odds to identify potential overlays and underlays.

Also-eligible runners are not included in any of the calculations until verified as actual starters. When possible, adjustments to the “TOC” will be updated after late scratches.

For additional commentary, follow us on twitter @jsiegelracing.

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Grade Descriptions:
Grade A=Highest degree of confidence
Grade B=Solid Play.
Grade C=Least preferred or pass
Grade X=probable winner but likely at odds too short to play

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RACE 1: Post: 1:00 PT Grade:
Use (in order of preference): 4-Countess Rosina; 1-Lovamour; 2-I Got a Gal

Forecast: Countess Rosina was an impressive maiden winner in her U.S. debut over the flat course in March and then performed even better when overcoming a heap of early trouble to finish second in a stronger-than-par first-level allowance race down the Hillside Course earlier this month. If she can avoid trouble and secure a decent early position this time, the Irish-bred filly should be along in time, though there are others in this field that figure tough and are worth using on your rolling exotics as well. Lovamour was off slowly in her local debut but then produced an extended run to finish a sharp second over the downhill course in a strong effort that mirrors the performance of Countess Rosina. She probably has a bit more tactical speed (assuming she breaks) than ‘Rosina and therefore is a “must use” in rolling exotic play. I Got a Gal is an in-and-outer and perhaps not one to trust, but if she runs back to her smart runner-up effort over this course and distance two races back she’ll have a reasonable look at it, too. All three should be included in rolling exotic play with a slight preference on top to Countess Rosina.

Notable Workouts:

Lovamour (May 13, Santa Anita, 4f, :49.2h TT). Grade: B
Mildly coaxed through the lane and did well enough, final three furlongs in :12.1 and :36.2. Holds her form, ran well in local debut and has every right to step forward.
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I Got a Gal (May 21, Santa Anita, 4f, :48.1h TT). Grade: B
Always sharp in the a.m., breezing through the lane while coming the final three furlongs in :11.3 and :35.2. Disappointed in Kentucky can bounce back with a turn back in trip.
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Countess Rosina (May 22, Santa Anita, 4f, :48.3h TT). Grade: B
Under a nice hold in solo training track drill for J. Mullins, splits of :24.2 and :48.3 while keeping on edge. Didn’t get the best of runs last time out but ran out nicely, seeking another first-level allowance turf dash.
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RACE 2: Post: 1:35 PT Grade: B+
Single: 5-Race Judicata

Forecast: Race Judicata stretches out again to a mile, and her only previous try around two turns (over this track and distance) resulted in an easy win from allowance optional claiming foes more than a year ago. In the frame in her last two outings, she stretches out as a projected pace presser or even the controlling speed, and in a field lacking in effective closers the daughter of Vronsky should have every chance to regain her winning form. We’ll make her a win play and rolling exotic single.

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RACE 3: Post: 2:04 PT Grade:
Use (in order of preference): 4-Bran; 1-Burnin Turf

Forecast: Bran took some time to acclimate after being imported from France but he has really gotten good of late for trainer J. Sadler, winning the Siren Lure S. over the flat course two races back and then running even better when a closing second in the Turf Sprint-G2 at Churchill Downs on Derby Day. He has run well down the Hillside Course in the past, looked sharp in a recent breeze (see below) and seems the solid choice. Burnin Turf has gone through the allowance ranks in rapid fashion with three straight wins, the last pair over this course and distance with powerful speed figures. In a race that lacks early speed, the D. Blacker-trained gelding may find himself controlling the proceedings without much pressure. The winner of this year’s Dayton S.-G3 should be one of these two, with a very slight preference on top to Bran.

Notable Workouts:

Burnin Turf (May 23, Santa Anita, 5f, 1:00.3h). Grade: B
Light coaxing through the lane while best over Pepperman (same time) for Blacker, final three furlongs in :36.3 while maintaining his edge. Grass specialist should move into stakes company next time out and be quite competitive.
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Bran (May 20, Santa Anita, 4f, :48.2h TT). Grade: B
A tad late changing leads but was never asked and looked fine, final three furlongs in :12.1 and :36 flat in solo training track drill for J. Sadler. Maintains his sharp edge, speed figures have been rising with each recent outing.
View Workout Video

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RACE 4: Post: 2:36 PT Grade: X
Single: 4-Brickyard Ride

Forecast: Brickyard Ride simply is too fast for his five rivals in this year’s renewal of the Triple Bend S.-G3. A winner of his last four starts, each in dominating, front-running fashion, the son of Clubhouse Ride should take control easily and never look back at this seven furlong distance that is well within his range. However, he will offer no wagering value at a very short price, leaving you the option of using him as a logical rolling exotic single or simply passing the race.

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RACE 5: Post: 3:13 PT Grade: B-
Use (in order of preference): 8-Flintmore; 4-Migration; 10-Law Abiding

Forecast: Flintmore and Migration finished two-three in a similar maiden turf race earlier this month over nine furlongs and neither should have an issue shortening to today’s one mile trip. Both have rising speed figures and enough tactical speed to secure a comfortable stalking or second flight trip. We’ll also toss in Law Abiding, away since finishing a respectable fourth in the Zuma Beach S. last fall in just his second career start and with a smart series of recent workouts at San Luis Rey Downs that should have him fit enough.

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RACE 6: Post: 3:45 PT Grade: B+
Single (in order of preference): 12-Liar Liar

Forecast: Liar Liar ran a winning race in his debut but blew his best chance with a slow start in a seven furlong affair that proved too taxing in the final stages. He shortens to six furlongs, is drawn comfortably outside, and adds Lasix and blinkers for a trainer whose second time starters usually improve. At age five, the son of Clubhouse Ride is a bit late to the party but if he makes no mistakes the Harris Farms homebred should earn his diploma as a win play and rolling exotic single.

Notable Workouts:

Bruin Magic (May 21, Santa Anita, 5f, 1:01.3hg). Grade: C+
Solo gate drill for O’Neill, never really asked with splits of :24.3, :36.2, :48.2 and 1:01.3, a bit late changing leads. Was far back in debut up north, probably can improve a bit but needs bottom-rung maiden claimers on the local circuit.
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RACE 7: Post: 4:15 PT Grade:
Use (in order of preference): 5-Cairo Memories; 1-Island of Love

Forecast: There are two main players in this year’s edition of the Honeymoon S.-G3 and both are worth including in rolling exotic play. Cairo Memories was spectacular winning the Providencia S.-G3 over this course and distance in early April, establishing the pace without being asked and then kicking clear when given her cue. She is just as capable of rallying from off the pace to win, so regular pilot M. Smith can assess the early pace flow and choose a strategy. Island of Love was equally impressive capturing the Senorita S.-G3 over a mile last month, doing so like a filly who will not be bothered at all by today’s step up in trip. In a race without much pace, it’s not inconceivable that from her rail post she inherits the role as the controlling speed.

Notable Workouts:

Cairo Memories (May 21, Santa Anita, 5f, 1:01.4h TT). Grade: B
Breezing throughout in easy five furlong training track drill for R. Hess, Jr., splits of :25 flat, :37 flat and 1:02 flat on our watches, plenty left late. Won the Providencia S. on the lead but can rally from off the pace just as well. Holds her edge.
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RACE 8: Post: 4:45 PT Grade: B-
Use (in order of preference): 1-Bear Chum; 5-Storminside

Forecast: Bear Chum is buried on the rail and will need some luck in this six furlong bottom-rung dash, but if he can navigate a clear journey he should be along in time. An 11-time winner from 40 career starts, the nine-year-old gelding is winless in seven starts over the Santa Anita main track but has hit the board in his last two local outings while earning speed figures that are better than par for this level. Storminside won for this price on March 20, was claimed by a low profile barn, and returns for $10,000 with a healthy series of four recent workouts that should have him ready to resume where he left off. First or second in 22 of 48 career outings, the son of Hansen should find himself on or near the lead throughout. In a field that features a number of Los Alamitos-based runners, let’s try to survive and advance using just these two in rolling exotics play.

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RACE 9: Post: 5:15 PT Grade: B-
Use (in order of preference): 4-Hamwood Flier+; 2-Heathers Grey; 8-Miss Mattie B.

Forecast: The finale is a grass grab gag requiring some coverage in the exotics. We’ll go three-deep and hope that’s enough. Hamwood Flier is an intriguing Euro-invader making her first U.S. start following a smart series of drills at San Luis Rey Downs. Away for almost a year, the daughter of Kodiac is a first-time Lasix user with Timeform Ratings in big fields in Ireland that make her a solid fit at this level on this circuit. Heathers Grey may have been a tad short when setting the fractions before weakening late in a tougher affair over this course and distance last month. The S. McCarthy-trained mare is a two-time winner over the local lawn and can improve this time if held up early and given some cover. Miss Mattie B has been badly overmatched in graded stakes company in her last three starts. She returns home in a realistic spot, is reunited with “win rider” M. Smith, and has prior form that makes her dangerous against this group. Look for her to be doing her best work from off the pace.

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 05-29-2022, 09:57 AM

Brian W. Spencer's Daily Picks

Churchill Downs - Race #9
Picks Notes
#7 Berate She'll get on the lawn for the first time, but I think she can handle the new footing off the maiden win at Turfway last out, and she'll be a price with what might be a decent midpack trip in the cards.
#9 Flown She's the one to beat on class and form, but she has been settled for second in a couple tries with similar in between her stakes starts. I respect her, but will try to beat her.
#6 Texas Shuffle She races out of the same barn as the top pair, but she'll be a much shorter price and once again looks like she could be vulnerable late in the lane.
Race Summary Berate should be a price while moving to the turf, but there is a little pedigree to think she should handle it, and she might be able to get the jump on some deeper finishing threats.

Churchill Downs - Race #3
Picks Notes
#6 Joyful Applause She outran her price last time out when showing some pace here earlier this month, and she should be in line for another great trip right near the top in a race without a ton of pace.
#2 English Treasure She's capable of something better than she showed last time out, but I would want something a lot better than the 4/1 ML offering here as she tries to turn the tables on some who beat her last out.
#9 Pretty Provocative She'll try the turf for the first time today after a really flat run when last seen in January, but maybe the surface switch and a little time off will lead to something better today.
Race Summary Joyful Applause stayed well when settling for second here last time out, and the question will be whether she can bring a repeat of that effort -- race shape suggests she might be able to.

Churchill Downs - Race #8
Picks Notes
#7 Raymond Think he gets a good setup today in a race with a handful of forward players who might ensure the tempo stays fair, and I like the way moved forward with Lasix last time out in his 3-year-old debut. Good setup brings him along late?
#5 Burninhunkoflove Not much to argue with on the form here, and he has the right kind of positional pace to find a good spot early. Bit worried about his lack of a final finishing gear.
#3 Respect the Code He's bred to be okay, and his graduation run at Del Mar last year was pretty solid. I wouldn't want too short a price here with a question of class and race flow waiting today.
Race Summary Raymond impressed when rallying from off the pace last time out, and he might get a similar sort of setup this time around. Any upside in this second start off the layoff makes him a handful.

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 05-29-2022, 09:57 AM

Gulfstream Park Picks for May 29, 2022 – Horse Racing Betting Tips

By Kyle E in Horse Racing — May 29th, 2022 2:58am PDT

Gulfstream Park Picks for May 29, 2022 – Horse Racing Betting Tips

Sunday has arrived and there isn’t much to get excited about today when it comes to stakes racing. Yesterday was a rare Saturday where there wasn’t much either.

The weekend before the Belmont Stakes is relatively quiet, but Memorial Day does provide some fun with a Breeders’ Cup Challenge Race. The $500,000 Shoemaker Mile (Gr. 1) at Santa Anita Park begins the load road to the Breeders’ Cup in November.
One Last Triple Crown Race
With a different winner for the Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes, the shine isn’t as bright on Belmont Park. However, it should be a good race, and Rich Strike is back in the fold.

We’re playing Gulfstream Park and Belmont Park again on Sunday. Gulfstream has seven races worth $246,000 in Florida. Head below for our best Gulfstream Park picks on May 29, 2022.
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(1) Sir Aggravator
+250 (5/2)
(2) Ocean Ride
+400 (4/1)
(3) Converter
+500 (5/1)
(4) Power
+2000 (20/1)
(5) Personal Meadow
+800 (8/1)
(6) Heals the Soul
+140 (7/5)

Post Time: 1:35 p.m. EST

Distance:5

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 05-29-2022, 09:58 AM

Canterbury Park Picks - Sunday, May 29, 2022

Race 1: 3-5-2-6
Race 2: 1-4-5-6
Race 3: 3-2-1-5
Race 4: 4-6-2-7
Race 5: 2-6-12-8
Race 6: 4-6-2-8
Race 7: 8-1-4-9
Race 8: 4-2-7-6
Race 9: 2-6-7-5
**Most Likely: Nora's Legacy (Race 3)**
**Best Value: Loring Park (Race 5)**

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 05-29-2022, 09:58 AM

Mountaineer Park Picks - Sunday, May 29, 2022

Race 1: 1-4-3-7
Race 2: 4-9-3-7
Race 3: 7-1-4-3
Race 4: 3-4-1-2
Race 5: 6-4-3-2
Race 6: 7-2-1-5
Race 7: 2-5-1-6
Race 8: 5-3-8-7
**Most Likely Winner: Colavito (Race 5)**
**Best Value: Atta Boy Anthony (Race 3)**

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 05-29-2022, 09:59 AM

Pimlico Race Course Picks - Sunday, May 29, 2022

Race 1: 3-2-9-8
Race 2: 5-6-1-2
Race 3: 9-4-5-7
Race 4: 7-6-5-1
Race 5: 7-8-1-2
Race 6: 8-6-7-2
Race 7: 2-3-6-10
Race 8: 5-6-2-3
**Most Likely: Winked (Race 1)**
**Best Value: Amended (Race 5)**