US Racing Betting Tips: Our trader on Wednesday’s three meetings
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HorseRacing continues in the USA on Wednesday with three more meetings from Tampa Bay,Fonner Park and Will Rogers Down.
Our traderJoe Kyne has previewed the triple-header for us here.
Tampa BayDowns
The Floridatrack hosts an eight-race card and sees top jocks Samy Camacho and AntonioGallardo back in action. The two rivals are currently neck and neck for theChampionship title having ridden 171 winners between them so far.
They will be doing all they can to add to their tally and Camacho is in red-hot form. Indeed, his best ride might not come until the last race (21:00) where he is set to partner newcomer Gaelic Gold.
TrainerChristophe Clement has a fantastic record with debutantes starting off over 1mor further and is currently running at a 41% strike-rate with all his runnersthis season.
Another runner to keep a close eye on is Fledermaus in the first (17:30). Trained by Ian Hemingway, the son of Treasure Beach has won over this course and distances twice in three attempts, including last time out when he romped home by 6¼l .
Though hefaces stiff competition from both the leading riders at the track, regularpilot Wilmer Garcia certainly knows how to get the best out of his mount and hemay well be striding clear at the finish.
FonnerPark
Trackveteran Armando Martinez has a full book of rides, including two for his wifeKelli. The iron man (and leading jockey at Fonner) struggled to get on theboard on Monday night but looks to have better prospects here.
In contrast, his closest rival in the title race, Jake Olesiak, has the golden touch at the moment. After booting home a double on Monday evening, he takes seven rides at the Nebraska track including Ye Be Judged (17:00) and Wild World (21:27), both for trainer Marissa Black.
Their partnership has proved to be profitable in the past and some US punters will no doubt be looking to capitalise on it.
One other notable runner at what could be a huge price is Hyperbolizer. It would be no exaggeration to say that the form of his last race has worked out pretty well.
Three of theseven runners in that race went on to win on their next start and even thoughhe was beaten quite comprehensively that day, he has won over the course anddistance twice (and finished 2nd twice) from just six starts.
WillRogers Downs – Race To Watch
Although there are races worth more money, the 22:15 at Oklahoma’s premier track should be an absolute cracker. The 5½f sprint on the dirt features Trapalanda for Jose Silva Jr – a trainer who has an exceptional record with horses coming off the back of a win.
The six-year-oldseems to be getting better with age (as is often the case with sprinters) andrecorded a bloodless victory at Turf Paradise on his last start, winning byover 4½l .
The Silvainmate won’t be getting things all his own way, though; Ed’s Rocket comesinto this race off the back of three wins in a row.
WilliamMorey doesn’t have loads of runners but the placement of his charges isexcellent and his gelding looks to have been found another fantasticopportunity to continue his winning streak. With the form of those last threeruns looking strong, he is set to be sent off favourite for this contest.
Finally, don’t discount the bottom horse, Imma Wild Bling, under top rider Floyd Wethey Jr. Owner James Pratt has already tasted success twice this year with this son of Too Much Bling, including last time out when he bolted up by a wide margin.
While it might not be richest renewal on the card, it could certainly prove to be the most exciting.
All oddsand markets correct as of date of publication
