I thought you people were fairly intelligent and could read. I NEVER even remotely said that they routinely pick 80% winners. I speak ONLY of this annual 30 unit GOY. Just this ONE GAME ! Not the rest of their selections. OK ? Clear enough ? Geeez. Furthermore.......if you don't believe me then short of digging up the games for the past 15 years, there's nothing I can do.
Thank you CPAW. Evidently, several in here believe that I think ATS picks 80% winners. Frankly, I think ATS sucks and is just a marketing machine. I know that you are level headed enough to understand that I speak only of this annual 30 unit GOY. If anybody cares, I can prove it, and list these past 15 year's GOY games when I get time. For now I think I'll drop the subject.
Don't want to start this all over again, but typical ROOT card. Teams you hate, KY lost 41-3 last week to LSU, that's his Pinnacle. Sure Miss St might "letdown". All of these are contrarian DOGS against popular power teams. Good luck, this works sometimes but I do not consider him a credible handicapper, just a master of marketing. If a few of these cover, he looks like a genius with inside info.
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Complimentary Horse Pick for October 25th, 2014
BELMONT PARK #6 at 03:25 PM Eastern
Top Pick: #10 (BLUE PIGEON) (7-2) - Thought he may have been best when he finished a close up third here at this level going 7-furlongs just 13-days ago. He had a bit of traffic trouble that day and believe he was over-confidently ridden. Very consistent sort stretches back out to a mile and draws a nice post. The horse to beat.
2nd Pick: #2 (Macagone) (4-1) - Son of grass sire "Artie Schiller" has finished a close up second in two straight at this level and was beaten just under a length here going 7-furlongs on Oct. 13. He was a length better than "Pigeon" that day, retains Castellano, and should be involved from start-to-finish.
3rd Pick: #1 (Boston Strong) (10-1) - Lightly-raced and well bred, he's been sharp in all his races (3-1-0-2) and broke his maiden here on Sept. 17 going 8.5-furlongs. Son of "Pioneer of the Nile" has a flexible style and looks to have a bright future. A threat in his first against winners.
4th Pick: #8 (Bajan Summer) (8-1) - Lightly-raced gelding by "Speightstown" has run well in all his turf starts at 5-1-1-2 and enters off of three straight solid starts facing "open" mid-level claimers. His latest saw him beaten a length for a $40K tag going 7-furlongs and it earned him a career best figure that fits nicely with this group.
Complimentary Horse Pick for October 25th, 2014
BELMONT PARK #6 at 03:25 PM Eastern
Top Pick: #10 (BLUE PIGEON) (7-2) - Thought he may have been best when he finished a close up third here at this level going 7-furlongs just 13-days ago. He had a bit of traffic trouble that day and believe he was over-confidently ridden. Very consistent sort stretches back out to a mile and draws a nice post. The horse to beat.
2nd Pick: #2 (Macagone) (4-1) - Son of grass sire "Artie Schiller" has finished a close up second in two straight at this level and was beaten just under a length here going 7-furlongs on Oct. 13. He was a length better than "Pigeon" that day, retains Castellano, and should be involved from start-to-finish.
3rd Pick: #1 (Boston Strong) (10-1) - Lightly-raced and well bred, he's been sharp in all his races (3-1-0-2) and broke his maiden here on Sept. 17 going 8.5-furlongs. Son of "Pioneer of the Nile" has a flexible style and looks to have a bright future. A threat in his first against winners.
4th Pick: #8 (Bajan Summer) (8-1) - Lightly-raced gelding by "Speightstown" has run well in all his turf starts at 5-1-1-2 and enters off of three straight solid starts facing "open" mid-level claimers. His latest saw him beaten a length for a $40K tag going 7-furlongs and it earned him a career best figure that fits nicely with this group.
