Here are a few approaches to picking a winner among the 10 fillies and mares in this Grade 3 event at Woodbine on Saturday.
Handicapping
The tricky maiden races continue at Woodbine on tomorrow’s 10-race card; here are some tips for the pick-5, and a 20-1 horse that has a shot.
Invaders have the edge and there are a lot of unknown factors, but a very good field of 12 fillies and mares should make for an exciting race.
Paramount Prince's loss last weekend (and some wild two-year-old races) might have thrown a wrench into the works, but tomorrow is a new day.
Go with history – Chiefswood Stable breeding should prevail in this often toughest final leg of the Canadian Triple Crown.
Let's keep the winnings flowing this Saturday in the Pick 5, and rules to consider for Sunday's Breeders' Stakes.
A healthy-paying pick-5 wheel at Woodbine last Saturday (hopefully) made amends for my Prince of Wales suggested wagers.
Naval Power headlines the Rogers Woodbine Mile, but there are also some local heroes and longshots to include in your bets!
There are plenty of possible front-runners in the field, but horses with a stalking or closing style have been most successful historically.
Moira is ready for Grade 1 glory in this 1 1/4-mile turf race, but can she hold off the tough European shippers?
Betting this one-mile turf event for two-year-old fillies should be a 'breeze' although the exact field won't be determined until Saturday morning.
It's the Mark Casse Show at Woodbine with large fields and head-scratching decisions to be made in the early Pick-5.
Not likely, as this year’s field is vastly different from last year’s — but we're going to take a shot at it anyway...
When a horse finishes in the money a whopping 78% of the time, how can you not jump all over it at 21-1? Plus a look at the Niagara Stakes.
A look at how last week’s predictions went, and putting together an on-the-cheap pick-5 for Saturday that could pay big.
