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both Del Mar and Saratoga. There's no sense at even attempting to
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First, here's a few tidbits of track bias information for playing both
tracks. Then, we'll look at the reports offered by BRIS that will give
you an edge at the windows.
DEL MAR (July 22 - September 9, dark Tuesdays)
Dirt sprints of six furlongs or longer consistently favor runners
breaking from middle or outside post positions. Surprisingly, for a
Southern California racetrack the wire-to-wire win rate is below
average in dirt sprints. Early/Pressers, or runners who do not have to
be on the lead but possess early foot, have had the preferred running
style at the most commonly run distance of 6 furlongs for the past
three years.
On the grass 1 1/8 miles has been the best bet for a wire-to-wire turf
winner. Early types breaking from an inside posts are the most
dangerous runners at this distance. Frontrunners can win in the
shorter turf events at one mile or 1 1/16 miles but with less
frequently. Especially in these races, handicappers are advised to
consult our Late Pace Ratings to determine which runners have the best
closing kick on the grass.
SARATOGA (July 29 - September 7, dark Tuesdays)
Although the track can temporarily change over the course of a few
days, there are predominant track biases that handicappers can count
on at Saratoga. Dirt sprints, especially 5 1/2 and 6 furlong events,
favor early speed types as well as middle and outside post positions.
BRIS Pace Ratings, found in all of our online past performances, are
essential for analyzing the runners with the best early zip.
Routes are two-turn races at the Spa, and the best bets are on early
types with inside posts. The rail, or one hole, is often the best post
each year at 1 1/8 miles.
There's a difference between the two turf courses. The inner turf with
its tighter turns gives a built-in advantage to runners with early
foot and inside posts. The inside posts (one through three) are also
preferred on the main turf course, where Pressers (mid pack runenrs)
fare best.
THE TOOLS FOR WINNING
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Hot Trainer/Jockey combos
Horses for Courses & Distance Specialists
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August.
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Bets, a \$10 value. This report combines all his Crystal Ball Best
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