MollysPoker.com

[kojim]

Good Morning!

We have five Key Horse picks in four races today, Friday April 8 2005.
All are Standard Bets:

Aqueduct 2nd Race: Brave Sir Robin #2
Aqueduct 3rd Race: Madonna Lily #3
Aqueduct 6th Race: Bredwinner #6 (PP #7)
Gulfstream 5th Race: Verdant Springs #7 and
Apache Gunship #2

Much more discussion, opinion, and detail at

http://www.key-horse.com/today.html

How did our picks do yesterday?

http://www.key-horse.com/yesterday.html

Comments? Ideas? Complaints? We'd love to hear them. Email us:

[email protected]

Thanks!

[Guest]

If I don't tell you this someone else will. The REAL key horse is
the WINNER or a longshot that finishes 2nd. that results in a big
payoff. Yesterday you had a so-called key horse that was even money
finish 4th and you took credit for a $453.00 superfecta! The REAL key
horse in this race was the 12-1 WINNER! To earn respect do the HARD
work so you can pick the WINNER or a 10-1 or better horse that finishes
in the money. Your Aqu picks today are 8-5,3-1, and 8-5. We can get
those off the board anytime we want or just look at the morning line in
a form. Hard work and expierence is the key to handicapping and then
you still need racing LUCK!

[Steve L]

I am sitting here laughing because Wolf has said exactly what I've been
thinking after checking the Key horses results each day. Such low prices and
how can a favorite be a key when he comes in 4th and you take credit for the
superfecta etc( or even shows and you take credit for a trifecta) Can you
imagine the ticket cost if you wheeled the key horse in the 4th position or
3rd position in a field of 10 or 11 or 12. Wow. Well, let me just check
with my Exotic Wagercomp program..... $504 for $1 superfecta ticket or
$1008 for a $2 superfecta ticket in a 10 horse field when he's keyed in the
4th spot! But still, you don't know if he will win , place or show either
and then you gotta buy all those combinations. Might as well box the entire
field, LOL. But hats off to Key-horse.com for giving free picks to weaker
players; after all, we wouldn't get high prices unless some knuckleheads
were betting on the chalk.


<[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...

[Guest]

Steve L wrote: