Let’s get out of the cold, raw weather of the Northeastern United States for at least for one day. The Wednesday feature is the finale on the Tampa Bay Downs card in Oldsmar, FL where my good friend Jason Beem will be on the mic for the call of today’s featured race.
For Tuesday, we’re staying at Parx for the sixth race again, I’m still looking to break my maiden here with this segment of Bleacher Brothers, as I am now 0 for 11 right now after nine articles,
I will take a look at my hometown track, Parx Racing as the 6th race is the featured race on the Daily Racing Form site. Let’s take a look at the race, and some other things you should need to know before we get deep into the handicapping.
Sunday is closing day “Where the Turf Meets the Surf” and their closing day feature is the Grade I Matriarch going one mile on the turf course. A full field of 12 fillies and mares is entered for this battle on the Del Mar lawn.
Del Mar Saturday December 2, 2023
First we’ll take a look at the first race of the day, the Grade III Jimmy Durante, which is a mile race on the turf for two-year-old fillies, and then we’ll look at the seventh race, the Hollywood Derby, which is a Grade III going a mile and one-eighth on the turf.
The feature race on the Daily Racing Form website for Friday coincides with the start of the 2023-2024 Championship Meet at Gulfstream Park, as the eighth race of the day will be the feature race, a five furlong race on the newly renovated turf course. Twelve horses are entered in this race that should not be effected by the weather has an approximate post of 3:34 pm Eastern Time.
Saturday’s Race of the Day brings us back to Ozone Park, NY as I will be taking a look at Aqueduct’s 9th race, as three-year-old fillies will be going a mile and an eighth over what I expect to be optimal fast conditions
Before I get to my picks for Black Friday, I do want to recap the two races in case there is anyone out there that really want to hold my record against me. I am 0 for 2 so going into my Thanksgiving Day pick. I feel like I read both races very well, but my horses just did not win.
My dad would always tell me about his big hits while he was working when he would come home. He’d tell me a similar story every time.