Wednesday Will Rogers Downs pick 4 from RT using SmartCap caps the final day of the WRD spring meet
Yesterday, we had $6 bet and 0 returned. To date, $311.00 bet $325.30 returned for a net of $14.30 or a 4.66% roi.
Today is the final day of the spring meet at Will Rogers Downs and there are some interesting titles to be determined.
Trainers:
Roberto Diodoro – 28
Scott Young – 26
Karl Broberg – 23
Jockeys:
David Cabrera – 35
Floyd Wethey – 33
Ty Kennedy – 32
Notably, these jockeys have mounts today:
Cabrera - 1-2-3-5-9-10
Wethey - 2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-10
Kennedy – 2-4-5-6-7-8-10
Trainers:
Diodoro – 5-6-10
Young – 4-5-7-9
Broberg – 1-(2)2-3-5
Mathematically, Broberg is out. All the jockeys have a shot at the crown. If one of these guys gets hot, it’ll be worth putting him in your exotic wagers.
Today we are looking at the late Pick 4.
Race 7
$7.5K Claimers going one mile for OK bred fillies and mares that are 3yo+, NW2
#9 Foreign Creation (9/2) has best last, best overall speed and best overall class. For the fir time dropping in for a tag, this will be her third race in fourteen days. The class relief will do this daughter of Foreign Policy some good.
#4 Eutychia (8/1) second best overall class and best overall speed, this is her second claiming class drop in her career and the positive jockey switch to Tohill makes her a viable option. This will be her first stretch out since December and that will be a welcome relief as her running lines suggest she is at her best with longer distances
#2 Billie G (8/1) dropping for a tag, trainer Randy Swango is 33% with sprint to route horses and this filly should relish the extra distance
#3 Mizz Mattis (10/1) Ry Eikelberry will have her so far out on the lead, that it may be tough to catch up with her. A must include.
Race 8
$15K Claiming fillies and mares that are NW2 going 6f
#8 Figure (5/2) drops for a tag and is stretching out. Sun/Zia shipper get her third race over the strip and will be a playa. She has best overall class, speed and best last.
#1 Foolish Princess (15/1) could loom a danger from the front end after her last, and only, race at WRD clipping a fourteen length W. Comes right back nine days later and jockey/trainer hitting at 29%.
#10 Diva De Kela (20/1) has second best overall class and speed as well as best last two by raw cumulative score. Second off the layoff, drop in price and a dry track will give her a shot.
#12 Can’t Touch This (4/1) has send best last numbers, second off the layoff and second race over the strip.
Race 9
$26.4K Allowance for OK bred 3yo+ NWx or NW3l going 6f
#9 Criminal (5/2) has best overall class, best speed and best last two cumulatively. However, every horse that has come out of that last stakes race with Welder has fared poorly. He’ll be a pass regardless of his numbers.
#8 Speaker Van (7/2) Von Hemel/Cabrera 67% wins and this 4yo gelding will be flying late. There will be plenty of speed to close in to with the 1-3-7-6 and if Cabrera can work out the trip, he’ll be tough to beat. Beaten favorite in two of three, Wethey/Young get their second crack at allowance company in six weeks. He popped a stakes race here two years ago and since has struggled against anything but claiming company. It is tough to exclude her due to her condition and WRD record of 5:2-2-1 for $60K.
#6 Word To The Wise (6/1) could this be the race that he beats Speaker Van? As the huge odds on in the slop last out, he took a commanding lead to only tire and get second. Lifetime per race of $9.5K is best of this gang, so a must include.
The Grand Finale
Race 10
$5K Claimers going 5.5f who are 3yo+ who have started at the meet and did not finish in the $$
(seems odd to save the worst for last)
#10 Fayette Warrior (2/1) and #3 Rocketringo are the only two who have put up the best numbers against tougher company.
Here's my ticket today:
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