Tuesday 6/14/22 Free Plays / Trends / Betting Info / Etc

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 06-14-2022, 10:03 AM

Handicapped by The Walker Group at Fort Erie

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Odds shown are morning line odds.

Race 4 - Claiming - 7.0f on the Turf. Purse: $19404 Class Rating: 68

FOR FILLIES AND MARES THREE YEARS OLD AND UPWARD WHICH HAVE NOT WON A RACE IN 2022 OR WHICH HAVE NEVER WON FOUR RACES. THREE YEAR OLDS, 118 LBS.; OLDER, 122 LBS. CLAIMING PRICE $6,250, IF FOR $6,000, ALLOWED 2 LBS. *PLUS UP TO $540 ONTARIO BRED/ONTARIO SIRED BREEDERS AWARDS). IF

RECOMMENDED CHOICES
	# 7 JUNGLE GODDESS 5/1
# 5 BENADETTE'S LADY 4/1
# 1 FLECK 8/1

JUNGLE GODDESS looks to be a solid contender. Ought to compete quite well in the pace battle which bodes well with this field. Have to think this entrant will run well following the quick return to the races. BENADETTE'S LADY - She ought to be considered given the very good speed numbers. Put up a reliable speed rating in the latest race. Can run another good one in this affair. FLECK - The price may be just right on this entrant. Expect a sound effort with the class drop.

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 06-14-2022, 10:03 AM

Tuesday’s games

National League
Pittsburgh (24-35) @ St Louis (35-27)
— Brubaker is 0-4, 5.23 in his last six starts.
— Pirates are 5-7 in his starts.
— under 5-1 last six
— allowed run in first inning: 3-12
— record in first 5 innings: 2-8-2
— He is 0-5, 6.75 in six games (5 starts) vs St Louis

— Wilson is 0-2, 12.06 in his five starts.
— Pirates are 3-2 in his starts.
— over 4-1
— allowed run in first inning: 4-5
— record in first 5 innings: 3-2
— He is 0-2, 14.34 in four games (3 starts) vs St Louis

— Pirates lost their last seven games.
— Pittsburgh is 11-18 on road.
— under 16-8-3 last 27 games
— scored run in first inning: 13-59
— record in first 5 innings: 20-30-9

— Liberatore is 1-1, 5.54 in three starts.
— Cardinals are 2-1 in his starts.
— over 2-0-1
— allowed run in first inning: 1-3
— record in first 5 innings: 2-1
— He gave up four runs in 4.2 IP (88 PT) vs Pittsburgh May 21.

— Mikolas is 1-3, 5.17 in his last five starts.
— Cardinals are 7-5 in his starts.
— over 5-1-1 last seven
— allowed run in first inning: 2-12
— record in first 5 innings: 5-4-3
— He is 4-4, 3.12 in 14 starts vs Pittsburgh.

— Cardinals lost four of last seven games.
— St Louis is 19-12 at home.
— over 3-0 last three games
— scored run in first inning: 20-62
— record in first 5 innings: 28-25-9

Atlanta (35-27) @ Washington (23-40)
— Fried is 2-0, 0.90 in his last three starts.
— Atlanta is 8-4 in his starts.
— over 4-2 last six
— allowed run in first inning: 2-12
— record in first 5 innings: 7-4-1
— He is 4-4, 4.42 in 12 starts vs Washington.

— Braves won their last 12 games.
— Atlanta is 15-13 on road.
— under 6-4 last ten games
— scored run in first inning: 16-62
— record in first 5 innings: 31-24-7

— Gray is 2-0, 1.69 in his last three starts.
— Nationals are 7-5 in his starts.
— over 6-2 last eight
— allowed run in first inning: 5-12
— record in first 5 innings: 6-4-2
— He is 1-1, 2.25 in three starts vs Atlanta.

— Washington lost five of last seven games.
— Nationals are 11-20 at home.
— over 15-7 last 22 games.
— scored run in first inning: 23-63
— record in first 5 innings: 21-37-5

Miami (27-32) @ Philadelphia (31-30)
— Rogers is 1-1, 7.79 in his last four starts.
— Miami is 3-8 in his starts.
— over 5-0 last five
— allowed run in first inning: 5-11
— record in first 5 innings: 3-7-1
— He is 1-3, 6.91 in six starts vs Philly.

— Miami won five of last seven games.
— Marlins are 12-18 on road.
— over 9-6 last fifteen games.
— scored run in first inning: 11-59
— record in first 5 innings: 23-25-11

— Eflin is 1-1, 3.60 in his last four starts.
— Phillies are 5-5 in his starts
— over 7-2 last nine
— allowed run in first inning: 3-10
— record in first 5 innings: 3-6-1
— He is 5-7, 4.96 in 14 starts vs Miami.

— Phillies won 10 of last 11 games.
— Philly is 18-16 at home.
— over 16-5-1 last 22 games
— scored run in first inning: 18-61
— record in first 5 innings: 26-28-7

Milwaukee (34-28) @ NY Mets (40-22)
— Houser is 0-2, 6.43 in his last four starts.
— Milwaukee is 4-7 in his starts.
— over 5-3 last eight
— allowed run in first inning: 4-11
— record in first 5 innings: 4-6-1
— He threw 3.1 scoreless IP in two relief stints vs New York.

— Brewers lost eight of last nine games.
— Milwaukee is 19-16 on road.
— over 11-5 last 16 games
— scored run in first inning: 20-62
— record in first 5 innings: 24-26-12

— Bassitt is 0-2, 7.11 in his last six starts.
— Mets are 7-5 in his starts
— over 5-1 last six
— allowed run in first inning: 3-12
— record in first 5 innings: 8-4
— He is 0-0, 0.00 in one start (6 IP) vs Milwaukee.

— Mets are 11-5 in their last sixteen games.
— Mets are 19-8 at home.
— over 14-6-1 last 21 games.
— scored run in first inning: 24-62
— record in first 5 innings: 35-18-9

San Diego (38-24) @ Cubs (23-37)
— Manaea is 1-0, 2.70 in his last three starts.
— San Diego is 5-6 in his starts.
— over 7-0-1 last eight
— allowed run in first inning: 5-11
— record in first 5 innings: 3-5-3
— He is 0-1, 3.00 in one start vs Chicago.

— Padres won eight of last 11 games.
— San Diego is 21-11 on road.
— under 16-9-2 last 27 games.
— scored run in first inning: 17-62
— record in first 5 innings: 33-19-10

— Hendricks is 0-2, 9.00 in his last three starts.
— Cubs are 6-5 in his starts.
— under 5-1 last six
— allowed run in first inning: 4-11
— record in first 5 innings: 3-4-4
— He is 8-2, 2.67 in 12 starts vs San Diego.

— Cubs are 5-13 in their last 18 games.
— Cubs are 11-21 at home.
— over 14-9 last 23 games
— scored run in first inning: 27-60
— record in first 5 innings: 22-28-10

Cincinnati (22-39) @ Arizona (29-34)
— Mahle is 0-0, 1.93 in his last three starts.
— Reds are 4-9 in his starts.
— over 7-2 last nine
— allowed run in first inning: 3-13
— record in first 5 innings: 6-6-1
— He is 0-1, 2.57 in four starts vs Arizona.

— Reds lost seven of last 11 games.
— Cincinnati is 10-22 on road.
— over 3-0 in last three games
— scored run in first inning: 18-61
— record in first 5 innings: 20-32-9

— Davies is 0-0, 1.98 in his last two starts.
— Arizona is 5-7 in his starts
— under 9-3
— allowed run in first inning: 5-12
— record in first 5 innings: 4-5-3
— He is 3-5, 4.41 in 17 starts vs Cincinnati.

— Diamondbacks are 7-12 in last 19 games.
— Arizona is 14-17 at home.
— under 10-6 last sixteen games
— scored run in first inning: 16-63
— record in first 5 innings: 21-26-16

American League
Tampa Bay (35-25) @ New York (44-16)
— Kluber is 2-0, 2.65 in his last three starts.
— Rays are 6-5 in his starts
— under 8-3
— allowed run in first inning: 2-11
— record in first 5 innings: 5-5-1
— He is 5-2, 2.42 in nine starts vs New York.

— Tampa Bay is 4-2 in its last six games.
— Rays are 14-12 on road.
— over 10-6 last 16 road games
— scored run in first inning: 19-60
— record in first 5 innings: 29-19-12

— Cole is 1-1, 5.01 in his last four starts.
— New York is 9-3 in his starts.
— over 3-1 last four
— allowed run in first inning: 3-12
— record in first 5 innings: 5-1-5
— He is 1-6, 4.21 in 12 starts vs Tampa Bay.

— New York won 15 of last 18 games.
— New York is 26-7 at home.
— under 6-2-1 last nine games
— scored run in first inning: 21-60
— record in first 5 innings: 33-11-16

Baltimore (26-36) @ Toronto (36-24)
— Lyles is 1-1, 5.87 in his last four starts.
— Orioles are 4-7 in his starts.
— over 6-2 last eight
— allowed run in first inning: 2-11
— record in first 5 innings: 3-6-2
— He is 1-1, 7.79 in three starts vs Toronto.

— Orioles are 4-6 in their last ten games.
— Baltimore is 11-21 on the road.
— over 19-7-1 last 27 games.
— scored run in first inning: 9-62
— record in first 5 innings: 17-34-11

— Kikuchi is 0-1, 6.75 in his last four starts.
— Toronto is 3-8 in his starts.
— over 3-0 last three
— allowed run in first inning: 4-11
— record in first 5 innings: 3-6-2
— He is 1-1, 4.15 in two starts vs Baltimore.

— Blue Jays are 18-7 in their last 25 games.
— Toronto is 19-10 at home.
— over 14-5 last 19 games
— scored run in first inning: 24-60
— record in first 5 innings: 26-19-15

White Sox (27-30) @ Detroit (24-36)
— Cease is 1-1, 5.47 in his last five starts.
— White Sox are 8-4 in his starts.
— over 3-1 last four
— allowed run in first inning: 2-12
— record in first 5 innings: 5-6-1
— He is 9-0, 2.08 in ten starts vs Detroit.

— White Sox are 6-10 in their last 16 games.
— Chicago is 15-14 on road.
— over 11-3 last fourteen games.
— scored run in first inning: 15-59
— record in first 5 innings: 24-28-7

— Hutchison is making his first ‘22 start.
— He is 0-3, 4.60 in 10 relief stints (15.2 IP) this year
— For his career, he is 35-27, 4.96 in 117 games (81 starts)
— allowed run in first inning: 0-0
— record in first 5 innings: 0-0
— He is 2-1, 4.15 in six games (3 starts) vs Chicago.

— Tigers lost six of last nine games.
— Detroit is 15-19 at home.
— under 36-20-1 last 57 games.
— scored run in first inning: 11-60
— record in first 5 innings: 17-34-9

A’s (21-41) @ Boston (32-29)
— Keonig allowed four runs in 4 IP in his first MLB start.
— A’s are 0-1 in his starts.
— over 1-0
— allowed run in first inning: 0-1
— record in first 5 innings: 0-1
— He hasn’t pitched against Boston.

— A’s are 7-22 in their last 29 games.
— Oakland is 14-18 on road.
— over 10-4-1 last fifteen games
— scored run in first inning: 17-62
— record in first 5 innings: 17-34-11

— Pivetta is 5-1, 2.25 in his last six starts.
— Red Sox are 5-7 in his starts.
— over 3-1 last four
— allowed run in first inning: 2-12
— record in first 5 innings: 5-6-1
— He is 2-0, 0.00 in two starts (14 IP) vs Oakland

— Red Sox won nine of last eleven games.
— Boston is 13-14 at home.
— under 9-4-2 last fifteen games.
— scored run in first inning: 17-64
— record in first 5 innings: 25-19-17

Houston (37-24) @ Texas (29-31)
— Urquidy is 1-2, 8.40 in his last three starts.
— Astros are 7-4 in his starts.
— over 5-2 on road
— allowed run in first inning: 5-11
— record in first 5 innings: 8-3
— He is 4-0, 1.60 in five starts vs Texas.

— Astros are 2-5 in their last seven games.
— Houston is 21-14 on road.
— under 32-13 last 45 games
— scored run in first inning: 17-61
— record in first 5 innings: 36-19-6

— Dunning is 0-3, 5.67 in his last six starts.
— Rangers are 4-8 in his starts.
— under 8-3-1
— allowed run in first inning: 2-12
— record in first 5 innings: 3-6-3
— He is 0-1, 5.40 in three games (2 starts) vs Houston.

— Rangers are 5-7 in last 12 games.
— Texas is 14-16 at home.
— over 5-2 last seven games
— scored run in first inning: 14-60
— record in first 5 innings: 19-27-14

Minnesota (35-27) @ Seattle (27-34)
— Ryan is 2-1, 3.45 in his last three starts.
— This is his first start since May 21
— Minnesota is 6-2 in his starts.
— under 5-3
— allowed run in first inning: 1-8
— record in first 5 innings: 5-2-1
— He is 0-1, 4.50 in one start vs Seattle.

— Minnesota is 7-9 in its last sixteen games.
— Twins are 16-13 on road.
— over 17-8-2 last 27 games
— scored run in first inning: 23-64
— record in first 5 innings: 36-20-8

— Gilbert is 2-0, 2.50 in his last three starts.
— Seattle is 8-4 in his starts.
— under 4-2 last six
— allowed run in first inning: 2-12
— record in first 5 innings: 8-3-1
— He is 0-0, 1.80 in one start vs Minnesota.

— Mariners are 9-7 in their last 16 games.
— Seattle is 13-13 at home.
— under 7-1 last eight home games
— scored run in first inning: 18-61
— record in first 5 innings: 22-29-10

Interleague games
Kansas City (20-40) @ San Francisco (34-26)
— Bubic is 0-3, 9.14 in seven starts.
— Royals are 3-4 in his starts
— over 5-2
— allowed run in first inning: 4-7
— record in first 5 innings: 2-4-1
— He hasn’t pitched against San Francisco.

— Kansas City is 12-30 in its last 42 games.
— Royals are 8-19 on road.
— over 16-8 last 24 games
— scored run in first inning: 14-60
— record in first 5 innings: 18-32-10

— Webb is 0-1, 4.45 in his last five starts.
— Giants are 8-4 in his starts
— over 6-2-1 last nine
— allowed run in first inning: 5-12
— record in first 5 innings: 8-3-1
— He hasn’t pitched against Kansas City.

— Giants are 5-1 in their last six games.
— San Francisco is 19-13 at home.
— over 25-15-3 last 43
— scored run in first inning: 12-60
— record in first 5 innings: 31-21-8

Cleveland (29-27) @ Colorado (27-34)
— Bieber is 2-0, 1.40 in his last three starts.
— Cleveland is 7-4 in his starts.
— under 6-5
— allowed run in first inning: 1-11
— record in first 5 innings: 5-3-3
— He hasn’t pitched against Colorado.

— Guardians are 11-4 in their last fifteen games.
— Cleveland is 13-17 on road.
— over 7-3 last ten games.
— scored run in first inning: 17-56
— record in first 5 innings: 20-22-14

— Senzatela is 0-2, 6.35 in his last four starts.
— Rockies are 4-5 in his starts.
— over 8-1
— allowed run in first inning: 2-9
— record in first 5 innings: 4-4-1
— He is 1-0, 3.97 in two starts vs Cleveland.

— Colorado is 12-24 in its last 36 games.
— Rockies are 16-16 at home.
— under 6-3-1 last ten games.
— scored run in first inning: 17-61
— record in first 5 innings: 21-32-8

LA Angels (28-33) @ Los Angeles Dodgers (37-23)
— Syndergaard is 0-2, 6.48 in his last two starts.
— Angels are 4-5 in his starts.
— under 4-4-1
— allowed run in first inning: 3-9
— He is 1-1, 3.29 in five starts against the Dodgers.

— Angels lost 16 of last 18 games.
— Angels are 12-15 on road.
— over 16-10-1 last 27 games
— scored run in first inning: 24-62
— record in first 5 innings: 33-23-6

— Gonsolin is 6-0, 1.58 in his last seven starts.
— Dodgers are 8-3 in his starts
— under 8-3
— allowed run in first inning: 1-11
— record in first 5 innings: 9-0-2
— He is 1-0, 6.00 in one start vs Anaheim.

— Dodgers are 4-9 in their last thirteen games.
— Los Angeles is 17-10 at home.
— under 11-5-2 last 18 games
— scored run in first inning: 20-60
— record in first 5 innings: 35-17-8

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 06-14-2022, 10:57 AM

Finger Lakes Picks - Tuesday, June 14, 2022

Race 1: 5-1-2-6
Race 2: 4-6-1-3
Race 3: 3-2-4-5
Race 4: 3-2-5-7
Race 5: 3-1-7-2
Race 6: 7-3-4-1
Race 7: 5-7-1-3
Race 8: 1/1A-8-6-9
**Most Likely Winner: Sweet As Sugar #5 (Race 1)**
**Best Value: Magic Pro #7 (Race 6)**

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 06-14-2022, 10:57 AM

Horseshoe Indianapolis Picks - Tuesday, June 14, 2022

Race 1: 1-7-2-4
Race 2: 6-3-5-1
Race 3: 7-1-3-5
Race 4: 5-2-6-7
Race 5: 2-1-4-6
Race 6: 4-1-7-3
Race 7: 3-7-2-1
Race 8: 5-4-1-9
Race 9: 1-2-7-10
Race 10: 9-5-1-3
**Most Likely Winner: Elle Z #5 (Race 8)**
**Best Value: Stike Upa Wish #5 (Race 4)**

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 06-14-2022, 10:57 AM

Thistledown Picks - Tuesday, June 14, 2022

Race 1: 3-6-5-1
Race 2: 1/1A-5-6-3
Race 3: 1/1A-6-5-7
Race 4: 4-2-1-6
Race 5: 7-3-1-2
Race 6: 3-4-1-6
Race 7: 2-3-1-7
Race 8: 2-4-6-8
**Most Likely Winner: Bava Looey #2 (Race 8)**
**Best Value: Queen Air #4 (Race 4)**

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 06-14-2022, 10:58 AM

Horse Racing Tips Tuesday 14th June 2022: NAP, NB & Longshot
By Steve Mullington

Today's NAP (Best Bet)
2.30 Ascot – Baaeed

Baaeed puts his unbeaten record on the line in opening race at Royal Ascot on Tuesday in the Queen Anne Stakes, and not only is he the NAP of the day for Tuesday, but the NAP for the entire Royal Ascot week.

Admittedly you’re not going to get rich quickly backing horses at odds of around 1/3, but Baaeed really does look like a good thing.

William Haggas' champion miler has swept away all before him so far, winning on all starts last season before returning in May with a victory in the Group One Lockinge Stakes at Newbury.

Those punters looking for a horse to fill the runner-up spot should perhaps side with Aidan O’Brien’s Order Of Australia who wasn’t a million miles behind Baaeed at ParisLongchamp last September.
Today's NB (Next Best)
2.20 Thirsk – Danni California

Danni California has gone up an extra 5lbs for winning at Wetherby last Tuesday evening but she won that race with something in hand and the extra weight shouldn’t anchor her down here.

Richard Spencer’s four-year-old is up against several in this field who are suffering from seconditus and are probably a little suspect in the heat of a battle, therefore it makes her a confident pick for your horse racing online bets.

Today's Longshot
5.00 Ascot – Proschema

Staying is the name of the game in this 2m 4f Ascot Stakes and quite often a National Hunt trainer/horse does well in the contest.

One such runner is the Dan Skelton-trained Proschema who I feel is the ideal type to come from behind and to run them all down late.

The seven-year-old ran well on Swinton Hurdle Day at Haydock and will be overlooked by many punters in this race due to his Flat absence of 1046 days.

Of course there is more to him than meets the eye and he is an interesting each-way longshot.

Dangers: Reshoun and Pied Piper.

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 06-14-2022, 10:58 AM

Ballarat Synthetic racing preview & best bets | Tuesday, June 14
June 13, 2022 2:56 am.
James Herbert

What Ballarat Races
Where Ballarat Turf Club – 240 Kennedys Rd, Miners Rest VIC 3352
When Tuesday, June 13, 2022
First Race 1pm AEST
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Racing heads to Ballarat Turf Club on Tuesday afternoon where an eight-race card is set down for judgement on the all-weather track. With perfect conditions for racing forecast (albeit on the chilly side of things), being up on speed should be no disadvantage if recent meetings are anything to go by.

The first eight of is set to jump at 1pm.
Best Bet at Ballarat – Rain Lord

We do not need to wait too long on Tuesday for our best bet of the day when the Peter & Paul Snowden-trained Rain Lord steps out in the opening race of the day. The two-year-old gelding arguably should have won on debut at this track and trip on May 27, but ultimately struck traffic on the home turn and could not finish closer than a 0.3 length second. The Lord of the Sky colt draws barrier seven for this and if Daniel Moor can have him settled midfield with cover, all he needs to do is replicate his debut effort to go close in this. With a majority of these seemingly being not much chop, the $2.10 on offer with online betting sites is an early EOFY gift.
Best Bet

Race 1 – Silk #9 Rain Lord (7)

2yo Colt | T: Peter & Paul Snowden | J: Daniel Moor (57kg)

$2.10 with Palmerbet
Next Best at Ballarat – Hallowed Ground

In the second leg of the quaddie we will be hoping the George Osborne-trained Hallowed Ground can a third successive win on the Ballarat Synthetic. Two starts back he romped it in by four lengths at the 1200m and then back it up with a similarly dominant win at the 1100m by five lengths in a Class 2 event. The three-year-old gelding steps back up to the 1200m, a trip he has only missed the top three on one occasion from four goes. He has lugged 59.5kg and 59kg at his last two starts, so the 61kg should not be an issue and considering he is a genuine front runner, his early speed will negate the wide barrier. Look for Craig Newitt to have him leading this field up and under a well rated ride, Hallowed Ground should prove too hard to gun down once again.
Next Best

Race 7 – Silk #1 Hallowed Ground (17)

3yo Gelding | T: George Osborne | J: Craig Newitt (61kg)

$4 with Neds
Best Value at Ballarat – Lady Ardoyne

The Tom Conlan-trained Lady Ardoyne has been knocking down the door for a maiden victory and at start ten looks well placed to do so. The three-year-old filly was wide throughout last time out when finishing third behind the smart The Red Kite and prior to that ran into Birdies Galore when finishing second behind that subsequent metro winner in Adelaide. She looks to gain the perfect run in transit in the one-one under Jordan Childs and if she is anywhere near the level of her last two runs, the $10 on offer with online Bookmakers is too hard to pass up and one we are willing to take on at an each-way basis.
Best Value

Race 3 – Silk #7 Lady Ardoyne (5)

3yo Filly | T: Tom Conlan | J: Jordan Childs (56kg)

$10 with Unibet
Tuesday quaddie tips for Ballarat
Ballarat quadrella selections

Tuesday, June 14, 2022

1-2-3-4-5
4-5-8-10
1-2
6-7-9

Investment: $120 for 100%

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 06-14-2022, 10:58 AM

Free Selections – Belterra Park – June 14

by Ed Meyer

posted on June 13, 2022 in Blogroll, Free Picks and Tips, Handicapping, Horse Racing, WinningPonies.com | Comments Off on Free Selections – Belterra Park – June 14

The weather in the Ohio valley region is calling for hot temperatures in the 90’s and possible heavy thunderstorms. It looks like summer is in full effect, and racing may heat up at the windows as well!

Belterra Park / Tuesday

Race #1

#2 – Carmen O’Electra = Speedy gal from the Elliot Sullivan barn with Sonny Leon in the irons. She was a beaten favorite last time out and the trainer comes back to score a 27% win clip turning the tables.

Race #2

#4 – Toasttorodney = 2nd time out for the Phil Sims barn who is winning 43% for the meet. He drops down in class and should make a trip to the winner’s circle today.

Race #3

#1a – Anchorwoman = Speedy daughter of Constitution making her 2nd lifetime start for Tim Hamm and Jose Bracho. Hamm comes back to win 24% on this angle and Bracho is 9/16 ITM the past week. Today could be graduation day.

Race #4

#1 – Audacious Antonine = 3rd time off the layoff and the Chip Brownfield barn scores at 23% on this angle and 25% going a route for the first time. He is 2 for 2 ITM on the turf and draws the golden rail under Santiago Gonzalez.

Race #5

#2 – Blameworthy = Son of Blame making his first start in a year for Jimmy Corrigan and Abel Lezcano in the saddle. He has a couple of bullet workouts and rider/trainer are winning 42% as a team. Ships in from KEE and takes a big drop in class.

Race #6

#6 – Lemonade Stand = Ships in from Cleveland and is a stalker for trainer Elliot Sullivan and Sonny Leon. He exits fresh off a win and is 1/1 at BtP.

Race #7

#5 – Mads Hope = First time starter for Paulo Lobo who wins 19% with new runners to the races. Santiago Gonzalez in the irons and has been working regular in the mornings.

Race #8

#7 – Miss Marple = Speedy gal making her 3rd start off the shelf for Michael Evans II and Rolando Aragon. – Her breeding suggest she should take to the greensward.

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 06-14-2022, 10:58 AM

Robin Goodfellow's racing tips: Best bets for Tuesday, June 14

By Sam Turner For The Daily Mail

Sportsmail's racing expert Robin Goodfellow delivers his tips for Tuesday's meetings at Thirsk, Brighton, Beverley and Stratford.

Thirsk

ROBIN GOODFELLOW

1.45 Mazyuna

2.20 Danni California

2.55 Ghathanfar

3.30 Positive Impact

4.05 Tamaska

4.40 Rich Rhythm

5.15 Harrogate

GIMCRACK

1.45 Mazyuna

2.20 Let Her Loose

2.55 Quest For Fun

3.30 King’s Crusader

4.05 Cliffcake

4.40 Rich Rhythm

5.15 Harrogate

Brighton

ROBIN GOODFELLOW

5.20 Iconic Knight

5.50 Al Khazneh

6.23 Nigg Bay

6.53 Boy George

7.23 Sly Madam

7.53 Poetic Force

8.23 Night Traveller

GIMCRACK

5.20 Iconic Knight

5.50 Al Khazneh

6.23 Jack Ryan

6.53 Boy George

7.23 Spanish Mane

7.53 Above It All

8.23 Dazzerling

Beverley

ROBIN GOODFELLOW

5.10 Dear My Friend

5.45 Paddy Elliott

6.15 Clarendon House

6.45 Eligible

7.15 Gracelands Girl

7.45 Iron Sheriff

8.15 Stand Free

GIMCRACK

5.10 Sol Cayo

5.45 Paddy Elliott

6.15 Moss Gill

6.45 Grifter

7.15 Maggie And Me

7.45 Wild Thunder

8.15 Mac Ailey

Stratford

ROBIN GOODFELLOW

1.35 Appreciate

2.10 Lunar Shadow

2.45 Glimpse Of Gold

3.20 Arbennig

3.55 Tardree

4.30 Helford River

GIMCRACK

1.35 Eva’s Diva

2.10 Rocked Up

2.45 Manor Park

3.20 Boston Joe

3.55 Awesomedude

4.30 Churchtown Glen

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 06-14-2022, 10:59 AM

2022 Royal Ascot: Selections for Tuesday
Kellie Reilly

Tuesday’s opening-day card at Royal Ascot features three Group 1 contests, two of them Breeders’ Cup “Win and You’re In” events, plus a Group 2 replete with up-and-coming juveniles.

Although a few of the favorites look tough to beat, some well-credentialed rivals are overpriced, and they are eligible to add value even if the obvious horses sweep the day.
Race 1 (9:30 a.m. ET) – Queen Anne (G1), WAYI for Breeders’ Cup Mile (G1)

The traditional curtain-raiser, named in honor of the Stuart monarch who founded the racecourse in 1711, has attracted the hottest favorite of the week in #2 Baaeed (1-5). The unbeaten champion miler is also currently the top-rated horse in the world, and he just warmed up by capturing the historically key prep – the Lockinge (G1) – over his smartest opponent, #5 Real World (7-1).

Baaeed checks other boxes as well. A course-and-distance winner in last fall’s Queen Elizabeth II (G1) (over the 2021 Queen Anne champ Palace Pier), he’s equally effective on the good-to-firm conditions he’ll find here, and the William Haggas yard has been firing on all cylinders.

The most logical result would be a duplication of the Lockinge, with Baaeed and Real World finishing one-two. The only way Real World could try to reverse form is by changing tactics. The Godolphin runner is never going to outkick Baaeed, but considering that Real World stays further, might he move earlier and make Baaeed catch him? Baaeed should cover that gambit, but it would make things more interesting.

The main value is likely to come from the third-placer, and #7 Lights On (20-1) is attractive at her price. Representing the same trainer/jockey tandem as recent Epsom Derby (G1) star Desert Crown – Sir Michael Stoute and the tactically astute Richard Kingscote – Lights On just beat males in the Sandown Mile (G2) that gives her collateral form with the Lockinge. While her placement here might be in part due to the fact that Cheveley Park is overloaded in the Duke of Cambridge (G2) on Wednesday, she’s nevertheless in peak form and proven over course and distance.

As a long-suffering fan of #3 Chindit (12-1), I’m hopeful that a different pace scenario can help him finish a bit nearer than his well-beaten third in the Lockinge. The classy if frustrating colt found himself setting the pace that day, but he’d appreciate a stalking role.

Comebacker #4 Order of Australia (15-1) figures to be fresh and willing to go early. This is his first start back since surgery for a fracture that knocked him out of his Breeders’ Cup Mile title defense, so he’ll probably need a race. That said, it’s intriguing that the Coolmore brain trust rerouted Mother Earth to Wednesday, leaving Order of Australia to fly solo. #6 Sir Busker (30-1), third at a price here last summer, and #1 Accidental Agent (30-1), who stunned this race in 2018, can’t be discounted in this spot.

Race 2 (10:05 a.m.) – Coventry (G2)

Aidan O’Brien had intimated that #1 Age of Kings (8-1) might await the June 25 Railway (G2), so I’m taking it as a very encouraging sign for him to pop up here, especially when Ballydoyle has the favorite in unbeaten Blackbeard (more on him below).

I prefer Age of Kings for two reasons: he’s run on quicker ground, and his two-race profile strikes me as more appealing for the Coventry than Blackbeard’s having raced three times already. By the brilliant Kingman and out of the high-class racemare Turret Rocks, Age of Kings was just nailed on debut by Shartash (who was exiting a hot maiden). He took a step forward next time out at the Curragh, stretching clear by four lengths, and the $1.5 million yearling can keep progressing.

#13 Royal Scotsman (10-1) improved even more dramatically from his first to second start, and it’s noteworthy that he’s the only entrant representing the form of Noble Style, the erstwhile Coventry favorite (before a Sunday setback). Fourth to Noble Style in their five-furlong unveiling at Ascot, Royal Scotsman thrived over an extra furlong at Goodwood. The Paul and Oliver Cole pupil put the field away with sudden ease and opened up by five lengths. The fourth-placer, #15 Show Respect (20-1), has since won handily himself. If the good-to-soft going might have helped, Royal Scotsman nevertheless looks like a quality colt on a steep upward curve. The possible negative is post 1 on the far side.

Richard Hannon has made no secret of his high regard for #10 Persian Force (5-2), 2-for-2 with a dominating display in the Brocklesby at Doncaster and a score over #5 Holguin (20-1) in a Newbury conditions race. The aforementioned #2 Blackbeard (5-2) extended his record to 3-for-3 with his most dynamic victory so far, also his first try at six furlongs, in the Marble Hill.

Both favorites have caveats. Blackbeard wasn’t visually impressive in his first two wins, and his turf starts have come on rain-affected going. My only hesitation about Persian Force is that you normally wouldn’t look for Coventry winners to emerge from the Brocklesby. As a five-furlong dash on the customary opening day of the British Flat season in late March, it caters to the prototypical speedy juveniles who are earmarked for races like the Norfolk (G2) or Windsor Castle. Indeed, Persian Force was given an entry for Thursday’s Norfolk as well.

As usual, several eye-catching contenders are available at a price. #4 Harry Time (12-1) made a smooth rally in his debut at Navan, #12 Rousing Encore (15-1) has won two straight up north for Richard Fahey, and Clive Cox’s “star pupil” #14 Scholarship (15-1) could be anything after an effortless premiere, if he learned enough that day.
Race 3 (10:40 a.m. ET) – King’s Stand (G1), WAYI for Breeders’ Cup Turf Sprint (G1)

The five-furlong King’s Stand (G1) pits Australian superstar #12 Nature Strip (2-1) versus the top American turf sprinter #5 Golden Pal (2-1). All things being equal, I’d prefer the Australian given the depth of that sprint division. But Golden Pal’s losses in his prior British attempts tilt my preference further toward Nature Strip, currently ranked as the world’s number one speedster.

Brought to the peak of his powers by Chris Waller, who also trained the all-time great Winx, Nature Strip is proven in a variety of configurations and course conditions. Of greatest significance here is that he’s won down the Flemington straightaway. That’s the key resume point that Golden Pal is lacking, having been worn down on this course in the 2020 Norfolk and flopping in last summer’s Nunthorpe (G1) at York. Granted, Golden Pal is stronger as a four-year-old now, and the two-month spacing since his prep is much better than the one-month turnaround that might have taken the edge off him at York.

Still, Golden Pal needs to be at least as good on a straightaway to hold off a rival the caliber of Nature Strip, who’s clearly the best he’s ever encountered. As long as he breaks well – a troubled start cost him a Lightning (G1) repeat – Nature Strip figures to be too strong. Waller describes him as “foolproof.”

#17 Mooneista (15-1) might be the best of the closers who will appreciate the rollicking pace. Drawn in post 14, near Golden Pal (post 13) and Nature Strip (post 10), she will be on the side where the race will develop. The Irish filly reunites with Colin Keane, who steered her to her biggest victory in last summer’s Sapphire (G2) over older males. The daughter of Dandy Man has placed in all three starts this term, most recently finishing a close second in the six-furlong Greenlands (G2), with Al Quoz Sprint (G1) hero A Case of You well back in third. Mooneista has had success before when reverting from six to five, and she’s reportedly eyeing the Breeders’ Cup.

#10 Man of Promise (12-1) has the ability to deliver a show-stopping performance on his day, as witnessed during the Dubai Carnival. He regressed slightly when third in the Al Quoz, and Godolphin trainer Charlie Appleby emphasizes that the freshness angle is in his favor here. The question is whether he can duplicate his Meydan blitzes to the stiffer environs of Ascot. His lone start on this course, a close if troubled third in a key juvenile maiden, offers hope. If so, Man of Promise has upset potential if the favorites run below form. He’s toward the far side in post 5, which might not be ideal, but #18 Winter Power (20-1) should serve up enough pace from post 1. Also in that sector are the progressive #16 Twilight Calls (8-1) and The Queen’s #7 King’s Lynn (15-1), seventh in this race a year ago with a checkered passage. Godolphin colleague #8 Lazuli (20-1), likewise freshened since Dubai, has five-furlong form that gives him a chance to factor from post 15.
Race 4 (11:20 a.m. ET) – St James’s Palace (G1)

To complete the Tuesday theme of towering favorites, #6 Coroebus (1-2) brings a heavyweight resume into the marquee event for three-year-old milers. The Appleby runner is the most accomplished in the field after toppling hitherto unbeaten stablemate Native Trail in the 2000 Guineas (G1). I’ve been on record preferring Coroebus, over the winter and right before the Guineas, so am not about to get off him now.

If you’re probing for a vulnerability, Coroebus has raced exclusively at Newmarket, and now he tries Ascot. Moreover, with the St James’s Palace (G1) on the round mile course, he’ll be negotiating a turn for the first time in an actual race, and post 2 could see him stuck on the inside. But those hypotheticals aren’t enough to dissuade me. The Dubawi colt should be undefeated, with his lone loss partly because his move took William Buick by surprise in the Royal Lodge (G2).

The obvious alternative, #11 My Prospero (9-2), enters on the upswing for Haggas. Yet this is a greater challenge than the Heron S., where he outfinished a not-quite-fit Reach for the Moon.

In contrast, a few high-profile colts on retrieval missions are far too big in the market.

#3 Bayside Boy (50-1), who upset Reach for the Moon in last fall’s Champagne (G2), is a forgotten horse after a no-show in the French 2000 Guineas (G1). Draw a line through that one, his seasonal reappearance from a wide post at ParisLongchamp, and he fits well with the main body of the field. Trained by Roger Varian, the well-bred son of New Bay placed to both Native Trail and Luxembourg in juvenile Group 1s.

#2 Angel Bleu (20-1) ended up skipping the French Guineas. The Ralph Beckett trainee is best known for his soft-ground prowess, courtesy of a hat trick in the 2021 Vintage (G2) and two French Group 1s, but he’s acted in quicker conditions. Runner-up in a listed stakes at Ascot last summer, he exits a close third to Perfect Power and #8 Lusail (30-1) in the April 16 Greenham (G3). Lusail comes off a better-than-appears, tough-trip sixth behind Coroebus in the Guineas at Newmarket. I’m not sure that Lusail really wants a mile, as last year’s Gimcrack (G2) and July (G2) winner, but Hannon is a true believer in his capacity for the trip.
Bonus races

While my focus is on the Group races, I’ve spotted a couple of horses later on the Tuesday card.

In the Wolferton S. (Race 6, 12:35 p.m. ET), #14 Tasman Bay (12-1) and #4 New Mandate (15-1) are intriguing. Tasman Bay placed to the likes of Baaeed, Hurricane Lane, Dubai Honour, and Alenquer (in the King Edward VII [G2] here) as a sophomore, and now resurfaces at four as a first-time gelding. Nature Strip’s rider, James McDonald, picks up the mount. New Mandate, once a smart juvenile, takes a substantial class drop from the Lockinge while stepping up in distance.

In the Copper Horse (Race 7, 1:10 p.m. ET), #5 Cleveland (5-2) shaped like a young stayer to follow when taking the Chester Cup. He held an entry in Thursday’s Gold Cup (G1), but O’Brien isn’t pitching him into the big leagues just yet.

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 06-14-2022, 10:59 AM

Brian W. Spencer's Daily Picks

Belterra Park - Race #4
Picks Notes
#1 Audacious Antoine Hoping this one stays on the turf to give this guy a chance to get back on a course where he ran a couple really nice sprint races last year. Speedy enough to send from the fence.
#9 Flat Fun He was never a threat when facing winners last out, but he might be better with that first route try under his belt, and he seems like he could be a player on either surface.
#15 Flight to Paradise He'll need some help to race today, but he looks like a major player if he goes after rallying for third when facing better in Indiana last out. REspect.
Race Summary Audacious Antoine ran well in both of his career turf efforts, and he might be able to have a go from the inside while stretching around two turns for this one.

Belterra Park - Race #7
Picks Notes
#8 High Meadows This 10-start maiden has had her chances, but she draws well to flash some pace in a race without any other serious confirmed speed. She's not always reliable late, but I'm hoping she darts clear into the lane and holds.
#7 Kiss Me If You Can Don't love the drop off the bench, but she is not meeting anything imposing in here, so she can probably land this without being everything she was last year.
#2 Teton Thai The form isn't heading the right way, but she ran a couple races at Tampa this winter that would definitely keep her in the mix with this group. Not impossible.
Race Summary High Meadows figures to try to have a go for it from the outside draw, and I'm hoping she's committed to hustle early and try to discourage any of the other chasing types.

Belterra Park - Race #8
Picks Notes
#10 Reveling Low expectations on debut at this level for a filly with a solid pedigree, but she is bred to handle the footing and is meeting what feels like a very soft group here. Get a look at her on the tote and track.
#7 Miss Marple She proved a good fit at this level when showing the way until deep stretch on the dirt, and she's a major threat to run this field off their feet if she handles the new footing.
#9 Out of the Silence She has shown brief chasing pace before fading hard in both of her first two starts, but she gets into the easiest spot she has seen while trying the lawn for the first time. I'd want her on the tickets.
Race Summary Reveling goes first out in a race with a lot of question marks, and it looks like she mainly has Miss Marple to beat. Out of the Silence might be a bit interesting on the move to the grass after racing for nearly twice this price at Keeneland last out.

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 06-14-2022, 10:59 AM

Frank Carulli's Daily Picks

Pocono Downs - Race #8
Picks Notes
#5 ALL RISE Broke stride on drop to this level, can carry speed the distance in this spot.
#6 NIGHT FLYER K Gets class relief, 0-14 this year, Napolitano’s choice of four.
#2 GAAREAT GAAZOO Rosecroft invader took money, trotted evenly.
Race Summary All Rise led to the stretch against better two back, broke stride on the lead as the favorite last week, now gets another chance to maximize his speed in the same spot. Play 5-2 and 5-6 exactas.

Woodbine-Mohawk Park - Race #3
Picks Notes
#1 H P MAESTRO Right set-up, right price with favorable post switch.
#5 STAR POWER HANOVER Dueled through soft fractions and pulled away to win.
#6 LEXUS RANGER Won in third start off layoff, slowed by pace in latest out of town.
Race Summary H P Maestro rallied first-over at half-mile Grand River and finished second to the odds-on pace setter in the fastest sire stakes division. He moves inside and should get ample pace flow to launch a contending bid. Bet to win and place.

Woodbine-Mohawk Park - Race #5
Picks Notes
#5 SAULSBROOK C HORSE Rounding to another good race, sitting on first win.
#2 SPEAKTOYOURMANAGER Rallied from far back and past loose leader for third in qualifier.
#7 STONEBRIDGE THALIA Chased odds-on fave two back, mild gain in latest, gets Lasix.
Race Summary Saulsbrook C Horse validated a deceptively good effort three starts ago with a pair of in-the-money finishes. She started from post 8 last week, was flushed out in the third quarter, gained steadily to a brief stretch lead and flattened out late. Play a 2-5-7 exacta box.

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 06-14-2022, 10:59 AM

Thistledown Picks for June 14, 2022 – Horse Racing Betting Tips

By Kyle E in Horse Racing — Jun 14th, 2022 12:41am PDT

Thistledown Picks for June 14, 2022 – Horse Racing Betting Tips

We’re back on the racetrack Tuesday afternoon looking for winning horses. Yesterday was a day to throw in the garbage. It’s hard to avoid losing days, especially in horse racing which can bring extreme volatility.
Back To The UK
After an exciting Epsom Derby and profitable weekend two weeks back, it’s back to Europe for a Saturday of big-time racing at Ascot Racecourse this week.

The feature in America this upcoming weekend is at Belmont Stakes with the running of the $250,000 Poker Stakes (Gr. 3). Head below for our best Thistledown picks for June 14, 2022.
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Race 2
(1) Judge Head (1A) Mister Mobil
+250 (5/2)
(2) Mustang Willie
+800 (8/1)
(3) Joes a Rockin
+950 (9/2)
(4) Speedy Mobile
+300 (3/1)
(5) Tiger Trail
+450 (9/2)
(6) Show Sliding Home
+350 (7/2)

Post Time:1:20 p.m. EST

Distance:6 Furlongs

Purse: $20,800

Race 2 is a 6-furlong event for a $20,800 purse this afternoon. Look at Speedy Mobile and Mister Mobil to be the top players to win.

Speedy Mobile is 12 for 61 in his career and should be a competitor at this level. He has finished 6th, 4th, 4th in his previous three attempts, finishing 6th on November 6 for a $27,500 purse.

Before that trip, Speedy Mobile finished 4th on October 27 in a $24,000 assignment. Following a layoff, expect Speedy Mobile to be more involved.

Mister Mobil is 6 for 31 and coming off a bold bid on June 1. He placed 2nd behind Classic Mo by 6 lengths in a $27,500 event on June 1.

The gelding finished 4th on May 21 in a $40,100 event. After a solid trip at $27,500, Mister Mobil is expected to see him move well down in class. A winning run is likely.
Best Bet
(1) MISTER MOBIL (1A)
+250
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Race 3
(1) Sweet Jill’s Jack (1A) Happy Takeover
+450 (9/2)
(2) Lone Boy
+250 (5/2)
(3) Hite
+600 (6/1)
(4) Chocolate Rabbit
+800 (8/1)
(5) Venture On
+600 (6/1)
(6) Billy Beaucoup
+1000 (10/1)
(7) Cowtown Boss
+500 (5/1)

Post Time: 1:50 p.m. EST
Distance:1 Mile
Purse:$35,800

Race 3 goes for a mile on the dirt for a $35,800 purse. Billy Beacoup and Lone Rock are big players in the third at Thistledown.

Billy Beacoup should be a serious contender to win this afternoon. He’s finished 1st, 5th, 10th in his previous three attempts, with a winning trip in his last run on May 31.

The gelding defeated Brilliantbenny by a neck for $33,900 in that one. It was nice improvement for Billy Beacoup, after he finished 5th on May 16 in a $33,900 assignment.

Lone Boy is 2nd, 1st, 2nd in three career races. He notched the first win of his career on May 16. That was a nice $33,900 win by 3

**Can'tPickAWinner** · 06-14-2022, 11:00 AM

Belterra Park Picks - Tuesday, June 14, 2022

Race 1: 2-1-3-4
Race 2: 4-3-1-2
Race 3: 1/1A-5-4-3
Race 4: 8-12-9-7
Race 5: 5-3-2-1
Race 6: 6-4-7-5
Race 7: 8-5-4-3
Race 8: 7-6-3-1
**Most Likely Winner: Toasytorodney (Race 2)**
**Best Value: Farzin (Race 4)**