miércoles, 1 de diciembre de 2010

Stakes a correrse pronto (Diciembre 1 a Diciembre 5)

STAKES ENTRIES
Stakes Entries for December 1
Portland Meadows Buy Past Performances
 City of Roses H. - $15,000 AddedRace 2Overnight  
WoodbineBuy Past Performances
 Sir Barton S. - $125,000 GuaranteedRace 7Overnight  
Stakes Entries for December 4
CalderBuy Past Performances
 My Charmer H. - Grade 3, $100,000 GuaranteedRace 9Overnight  
 Tropical Turf H. - Grade 3, $100,000 GuaranteedRace 11Overnight  
Fair GroundsBuy Past Performances
 Buddy Diliberto Memorial H. - $60,000 GuaranteedRace 7Overnight  
 Pago Hop S. - $60,000 GuaranteedRace 9Overnight  
Turf ParadiseBuy Past Performances
 Caballos Del Sol S. - $25,000 GuaranteedRace 8Overnight  
Zia ParkBuy Past Performances
 Zia Park Derby - $150,000 GuaranteedRace 10Overnight  
Stakes Entries for December 5
Zia ParkBuy Past Performances
 New Mexico Eddy County S. - $120,000 AddedRace 9Overnight  
 Zia Park Distance Championship H. - $200,000 AddedRace 10Overnight  


lunes, 29 de noviembre de 2010

Eibar Coa montará a Papá Arturo en el Clásico del Caribe a correrse el domingo 5 de Diciembre 2010 en La Rinconada (Caracas, Venezuela)

Clásico Internacional del Caribe 2010. Caracas Venezuela
Dist. 1.800 metros
1) El Callado (Puerto Rico) - Edwing González
2) Héctor Omar (Panamá) - Lorenzo Lezcano
3) Gran Charlie (Venezuela) - Marcos Meneses
4) Water Jet (Venezuela) - Emisael Jaramillo
5) Voy Porque Voy (Panamá) - Cornelio Velásquez
6) Río Matiyure (Venezuela) - Édgar Pérez
7) Tato Zeta (Venezuela) - Richard Bracho
8) Papá Arturo (Panamá) - Eibar Coa
9) Jethro (México) - Amado Pérez
10) El Inspirado (Puerto Rico) - José Manuel Ríos

sábado, 27 de noviembre de 2010

STAKES PARA EL 27 Y 28 DE NOVIEMBRE

STAKES ENTRIES
Stakes Entries for November 27
Aqueduct Buy Past Performances
  Demoiselle S. - Grade 2, $200,000 Guaranteed Race 6 Overnight  
  Remsen S. - Grade 2, $200,000 Guaranteed Race 7 Overnight  
  Gazelle S. - Grade 1, $250,000 Guaranteed Race 8 Overnight  
  Hill 'N' Dale Cigar Mile H. - Grade 1, $250,000 Guaranteed Race 9 Overnight  
Beulah Park Buy Past Performances
  Bobbie Bricker Memorial H. - $50,000 Guaranteed Race 7 Overnight  
Churchill Downs Buy Past Performances
  Golden Rod S. - Grade 2, $150,000 Added Race 9 Overnight  
  Kentucky Jockey Club S. - Grade 2, $150,000 Added Race 11 Overnight  
Charles Town Buy Past Performances
  West Virginia Futurity - $50,000 Added Race 9 Overnight  
Hollywood Park Buy Past Performances
  Generous S. - Grade 3, $100,000 Guaranteed Race 7  
  Citation H. - Grade 2, $250,000 Guaranteed Race 9  
Parx Racing At Philadelphia Park Buy Past Performances
  Pennsylvania Nursery S. - $75,000 Added Race 9 Overnight  
Turf Paradise Buy Past Performances
  Arizona Breeders' Futurity - $35,000 Added Race 7 Overnight  
  Arizona Breeders' Futurity - $35,000 Added Race 8 Overnight  
Woodbine Buy Past Performances
  Kingarvie S. - $125,000 Guaranteed Race 9 Overnight  
Zia Park Buy Past Performances
  Zia Park Distaff S. - $55,000 Guaranteed Race 10 Overnight  
Stakes Entries for November 28
Hollywood Park Buy Past Performances
  Wild Harmony S. - $55,000 Added Race 3  
  Miesque S. - Grade 3, $100,000 Guaranteed Race 7  
  Hollywood Derby - Grade 1, $250,000 Guaranteed Race 9  
Woodbine Buy Past Performances
  Display S. - $150,000 Guaranteed Race 8 Overnight  


jueves, 18 de noviembre de 2010

SI USTED LLEVA EL CONTROL DE SU JUGADA PUEDE AHORRARSE MILES DE BOLIVARES (Artículo en Inglés)

Can you tell me how much money you've won or lost the last 10 times
you bet the horses?

Come on be honest. I'm talking to the penny. Can you really tell me?
Chances are you cannot.

hugo roca - that's exactly what the racetracks want. They want you to
walk into the track wired and looking for a big score. Come again
and again and have no idea of how much money you've bet - won or
lost for that matter.

But I'll bet my back teeth you know EXACTLY how much you get in
your paycheck every week. I'll bet you know exactly how much you
pay for your car. Or exactly how much you pay for rent or a mortgage.

Then why oh why aren't you keeping track of your horse racing bets?
hugo roca, by making this one little change in your wagering habits -
you can save literally THOUSANDS of DOLLARS.

All you need is a 79 cents spiral bound notebook and a pen. Every
time you walk into the OTB or even play online. You should write
down every bet you make and the results.

Here's what you can write across the top of each page:

DATE     TRACK    BET AMOUNT    $WON/LOST      TOTAL PROFIT/LOSS


Then use the lined paper to fill it in. It will only take a few
minutes, if that. Then when you get home you can make a tally of
how you did.

hugo roca, I cannot say this enough. Make this one simple change and you
will put yourself MILES ahead of the person who keeps losing and
losing and losing.


miércoles, 17 de noviembre de 2010

Zenyatta, oficialmente RETIRADA A LA CRIA

 Zenyatta has been officially retired and her new home beginning next month will be Lane's End Farm near Versailles, Ky., the farm announced on Wednesday.

Zenyatta, whose 19-race unbeaten streak ended with a second-place finish by a head to Blame in the Breeders' Cup Classic at Churchill Downs on Nov. 6, is expected to be flown to Kentucky in early December, trainer John Shirreffs said on Wednesday.

The wildly popular 6-year-old Zenyatta has been based at Shirreffs's barn at Hollywood Park since Nov. 7 and will remain with him through November.

Wednesday's announcement by Lane's End ends speculation that Zenyatta would stay in training for a 2011 campaign, although Shirreffs had said since the Breeders' Cup that there were no plans to race her. No breeding plans have been finalized, he said.

The top stallion at Lane's End is A.P. Indy, who commands a $150,000 fee.


TEN GOLDEN RULES OF SUCCESSFUL BETTING. PARTE 2.




Ten golden rules of successful

betting

Part 2


6.  Bet only in situations where you think you have an edge.

If everyone else knows what you know then you can be sure the prices for
your "sure bet" will be at their lowest.  You may make a modest profit this
time but betting this way over the longer period will never bring you a consistent profit. 
Look for horse races or other bets where you think the odds on offer are more than
they should be for the true likelihood of winning - call these "Value Horses"
- and you'll have profits to be proud of over the longer term.

7.  Don't let strange results throw you.

As I said in part 1, there is no such thing as a certainty.  So you need to make
sure you are not thrown by turnarounds you were not expecting. If you are
following a really good race horse that gives you great expectations and he
meets an unexpected defeat, don't let that one event put you off backing him
in the future.  Week in week out, favourites that have been beaten last time
out come home on their next outing.  It infuriates punters, but they only have
themselves to blame.  Take time to analyse an unexpected defeat and you
may well see that a good opportunity is still just around the corner whilst the
less wise majority have given up on him.

8.  Look for situations where others are betting emotionally.

I said in part one that you shouldn't bet with emotion.  However, there are
opportunities when you can see that others are doing exactly that.

In times when everyone is looking for instant gratification there are plenty
of times where punters are too easily deceived by a single good performance. 
Often the press will start writing up the chances of a two year old racehorse
for the following year's Derby or Guineas after only one or two good
performances.  So punters will then start backing ante-post on emotion only. 
On race day however, you may well find better value with other runners.
On soccer, London teams are often at shorter prices than the should be
simply because so many of the country's fans live in the capital and will
emotionally back their home sides.  You can profit from the folly of others.

9.  Plot a strategy

Get a strategy and stick to it.  Don't bet on whims.  That doesn't mean
you should be inflexible but do bet in a structured way.
If you place small bets for fun on weekdays then at least try to take your
weekend bets as a serious business with heavier wagers.  Better still 'though,
cut out the "fun" bets altogether.  Ultimately there's far more fun in consistently
winning than haphazardly losing.

10.  Enjoy your betting

To put it another way - just know when to STOP.  Keep a check on
yourself and always try to be honest if you ever feel that betting is
running away with you.  A long losing run tells you you should change
your system.  If you've followed the other rules 'though you won't gave
got into a situation where you are painfully losing money.  Be prepared
to stop and take stock.  Betting should be a pleasure - but not an
adrenaline rush.  If you ever feel you need help to get back in control,
take it sooner or later.  Gamblers anonymous.