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Monday, October 5

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DETROIT (0 - 3) at SEATTLE (1 - 2) - 10/5/2015, 8:30 PM
Top Trends for this game.
DETROIT is 77-106 ATS (-39.6 Units) in road games since 1992.
DETROIT is 77-106 ATS (-39.6 Units) in road lined games since 1992.
DETROIT is 57-84 ATS (-35.4 Units) in road games against conference opponents since 1992.
DETROIT is 4-18 ATS (-15.8 Units) in road games against NFC West division opponents since 1992.
SEATTLE is 21-10 ATS (+10.0 Units) against conference opponents over the last 3 seasons.
SEATTLE is 29-56 ATS (-32.6 Units) in October games since 1992.

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Detroit at Seattle, 8:30 ET
Detroit: 4-18 ATS in road games against NFC West division opponents
Seattle: 6-0 ATS after outgaining opp by 200 or more total yds in previous game
 
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Monday, October 5

8:30 PM
DETROIT vs. SEATTLE
Detroit is 0-5 SU in its last 5 games
Detroit is 1-4 SU in its last 5 games when playing on the road against Seattle
Seattle is 8-1 SU in its last 9 games at home
The total has gone OVER in 4 of Seattle's last 5 games when playing Detroit
 
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Lions (0-3) @ Seahawks (1-2)-- Detroit blew 21-3 lead in opener at San Diego, its been all downhill since; they've run ball 51 times in three games for 135 yards while dropping back to pass 134 times, a terrible ratio and Stafford is banged-up. Seattle blanked Chicago in Chancellor's first game after holdout, but opposing QB was Clausen, which helped a lot. Seahawks are 22-8 in last 30 games as home favorite; under is 10-7 in last 17 home games. Lions are 4-11 in last 15 games as a road underdog; under is 13-5 in last 18 road games. Home side won eight of last 11 series games; Lions are 1-5 in Seattle, with only win way back in 1996. NFC West non-divisional favorites are 3-1; NFC North underdogs are 0-4.
 

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EXPERT VERDICT: Forest Green’s blistering early-season form has deserted them with no win in five for a side who won their opening nine matches in the National League. Rovers are scoring plenty of goals - only Gateshead have nullified them this term - but defensively there are issues which could be exposed by Aldershot.

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Preview: Detroit at Seattle

When: 8:30 PM ET, Monday, October 5, 2015
Where: CenturyLink Field, Seattle, Washington

The Detroit Lions have been among the NFL's biggest disappointments on the young season and now face the daunting task of trying to record their first victory at one of the league's most hostile venues. Struggling Detroit will be looking to avoid its first 0-4 start since 2010 when it pays a visit to the Seattle Seahawks on Monday night.

The Lions blew an early 21-3 lead in a season-opening loss to San Diego and have gone down meekly in losses at Minnesota (26-16) and to Peyton Manning and Denver (24-12) in last weekend's home opener. "I think our team is right there," Detroit coach Jim Caldwell insisted. "You just can't see it, but we can." The Seahawks finally broke into the win column last weekend but could be without standout running back Marshawn Lynch, who is dealing with a hamstring injury and is expected to be a game-time decision. Seattle is playing its third consecutive NFC North opponent, blanking Chicago 26-0 in its home opener after losing at Green Bay 27-17 in Week 2.

TV: 8:30 p.m. ET, ESPN. LINE: Seahawks -10. O/U: 43

ABOUT THE LIONS (0-3): Quarterback Matthew Stafford has thrown as many interceptions (five) as touchdown passes and is receiving little support from a ground game that is averaging a league-low 45 yards per game and has done almost nothing since a solid NFL debut by rookie Ameer Abdullah. Wideout Calvin Johnson has 18 of his 20 receptions over the past two games while Golden Tate - second on the team with 15 catches - should not be lacking for motivation as he faces the team with which he played for four seasons. A defense that has been gashed through the air and on the ground is hoping for the return of linebacker DeAndre Levy (hip), who led the team in tackles last season.

ABOUT THE SEAHAWKS (1-2): Although Seattle pitched a shutout against the banged-up Bears last week, it was not an especially sharp effort - the Seahawks led 6-0 at the half before dynamic rookie Tyler Lockett returned the second-half kickoff a franchise-record 105 yards for a touchdown. Russell Wilson made it a point to target tight end Jimmy Graham, who had seven catches for 83 yards and a TD, while undrafted rookie Thomas Rawls did a nice imitation of Lynch by rushing for 104 yards on 16 carries. Pro Bowl safety Kam Chancellor ended his two-game holdout and made his season debut last week for Seattle, which is 23-2 at CenturyLink Field since 2012 and has won seven in a row at home.

EXTRA POINTS

1. Wilson is 4-0 with nine touchdowns and zero interceptions on Monday Night Football.

2. Tate has four TD receptions in his last four Monday night contests.

3. Lynch has missed only one game since he was acquired during the 2010 season.

PREDICTION: Seahawks 27, Lions 16
 
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NFL Week 4 Essentials
By Tony Mejia

Hey, look, it’s a new month. If your team is on the wrong side of .500, it’s officially time to panic. In honor of the late, great Yogi Berra, this is your reminder that “it gets late early out there.” Here's what's in store in Week 4:

Monday, Oct. 5

Detroit at Seattle: The Seahawks flexed their muscles at home after a rough start, so they’ll have the most dominant homefield advantage in the NFL in play as Detroit comes looking for their first win. The Legion of Boom is back intact now that Kam Chancellor has returned, but considering they just saw the Jeffery-less Bears, facing off against Calvin Johnson, Golden Tate and the Lions other weapons will offer a much stiffer challenge. The Lions have to hope that Matthew Stafford can get a little healthier this week in order to have a realistic chance at this upset. The guy that went out there against Denver isn’t beating the Seahawks in their house on a Monday night.
 
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Seahawks having issues on third down
By THE SPORTS XCHANGE

RENTON, Wash. -- Through the first three games of the regular season, a lack of ability to convert third downs regularly has been the biggest hindrance for the Seattle Seahawks offense.

The Seahawks rank 24th in the league in third-down conversion rate and were 0-for-6 in the first half of last week's 26-0 victory over the Chicago Bears. Seattle is converting just 36 percent of third-down opportunities so far this season, but wide receiver Doug Baldwin says the numbers are even worse when they're broken down a bit further.

"We're last in the league in third-and-three to six right now, and we didn't do too well, we had two mistakes on third-and-short this week that we should've gotten," Baldwin said.

Seattle improved in the second half, going 5-for-10 against Chicago as they pulled away for an easy victory. Nevertheless, the struggles to keep the chains moving are a key reason for Seattle's offensive struggles at times in the first three weeks.

"The first half really got screwed up because of the third-and-shorts that we didn't convert," head coach Pete Carroll said. "Normally we're really good there, and we didn't get them, so we lose all those third down opps. ... Once we started getting our third downs in the second half, and running, then everything worked out really well."

Offensive coordinator Darrell Bevell said they were among the best in the league in converting those distances last season. The Seahawks hope to get into third-down situations with six-or-fewer yards to gain and Bevell believes they are giving themselves enough chances in that range. Now they just have to do a better job of being successful when they get there.

"We know that we have the ability to do it but we've just got to find a way to do it more consistently and earlier," Bevell said.

The Detroit Lions are ranked 26th in the league on third down defensively, allowing teams to convert 46 percent of the time.

Monday night's game against the Lions gives Seattle a chance to get back to .500 after an 0-2 start to the season.

"Heck yeah. There was a lot of relief with that," Carroll said of getting their first win last week. “But you're still looking at 1-2, so it's a long ways home. So we need to be very patient."

Meanwhile, the Lions will desperately be trying to avoid an 0-4 start to the season. To do so, they'll need to beat a Seattle team that has not lost a prime-time game at home in six seasons under Carroll. They are 13-2 in prime-time games over that span and have outscored their opponents 232-84 at home.

SERIES HISTORY: 13th regular-season meeting. Seahawks lead series, 7-5. Lions won last regular-season meeting, 28-24, in 2012. Seattle had won the prior three meetings.

GAME PLAN

--The Lions rank last in the league in rushing through the first three weeks of the season. Detroit will have to succeed throwing the football against Seattle's stellar secondary to generate their offense. Matthew Stafford passed for 352 yards and three touchdowns in the last meeting between the two teams in 2012.

Linebackers K.J. Wright, Bobby Wagner and Bruce Irvin will have to play well in zones to cover the middle of the field against tight ends Eric Ebron and Brandon Pettigrew and former Seattle receiver Golden State.

Offensively, the Seahawks need to perform better on third downs. That will start with a successful running game and finding themselves in more convertible yardage situations. Thomas Rawls may have a large role in Seattle's backfield again this week if Marshawn Lynch is unable to play.
 
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Total Talk - Week 4
By Chris David

Week 3 Recap

The ‘over’ produced a 10-6 record last week and a few games caught some fortunate late-game bursts to help that production. I’d like to extend early apologies to those bettors who played the Cincinnati-Baltimore ‘under’ (45) and were probably smiling late in the fourth quarter but that was before the two teams combined for 28 points in a less than five minutes. If you bet totals regularly, you’ve certainly seen that movie before.

It’s fair to say that five of the six ‘under’ winners were never in doubt and the lone outcome that deserves any whining goes to the Eagles-Jets ‘under’ (47). Philadelphia scored 24 points in the first half and bettors only needed 17 points from both teams in the final 30 minutes to cash. Unfortunately for some, the Eagles were blanked and the Jets only mustered up 10 points.

Through three weeks, the ‘over’ is 26-21-1.

Under the Lights

Detroit at Seattle: I think this total should be a tad lower considering Detroit’s offense isn’t what it once was and scoring at this venue has been next to impossible in recent seasons. The Seahawks blanked the Bears last week and they’re ranked third in total yards (286.3) and 10th in points per game (20.3). Offensively, Seattle is lacking consistency right now and its eye opening when you see a team have more field goals (8) than offensive touchdowns (3), no rushing either. Plus, Seattle’s scoring average (24.7) has been helped with three defensive and special team scores too. If you like to use trends in your handicapping, Seattle is on a 4-2 run to the ‘under’ at home while Detroit is 8-2 to the ‘under’ on the road going back to start of last season.
 
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MNF - Lions at Seahawks
By Kevin Rogers

The Lions and Seahawks each made the postseason in 2014, but both clubs have combined for only one win through each of their first three games. Detroit travels to the Pacific Northwest to hostile CenturyLink Field shooting for its first victory of the season, while Seattle looks to build off a shutout last week against another NFC North opponent.

The Seahawks (1-2 SU, 1-2 ATS) overcame a slow start to blank the beat-up Bears, 26-0 to cash as 16 ½-point home favorites. Rookie Tyler Lockett returned the second half kickoff 105 yards for a touchdown to open up a 6-0 lead into a 13-0 advantage for Seattle, while Russell Wilson connected with Jimmy Graham on a 30-yard touchdown strike to put the game out of reach. Seattle’s defense limited Chicago to 146 yards in safety Kam Chancellor’s first game of the season after missing the first two losses due to a contract dispute.

Detroit (0-3 SU, 0-3 ATS) jumped out to a 21-3 lead at San Diego in the opener, but since then, the Lions have been outscored 80-27 in the last 10 ½ quarters. In last Sunday night’s 24-12 setback to the Broncos, Detroit rushed for just 28 yards on 19 carries, while scoring their least amount of points at Ford Field since a 7-3 victory over Green Bay in 2010. Matthew Stafford was intercepted twice, bumping his total to five on the season, while dealing with a rib injury suffered in the Week 2 loss at Minnesota.

Pete Carroll’s club has won 26 of their last 28 home games (including playoffs) since the start of 2012, including a 6-3-1 ATS mark last season. In the role of a double-digit home favorite in this span, Seattle owns a barely profitable 6-5-1 ATS record, while losing outright at home to Dallas last October. The Seahawks are a perfect 6-0 SU while covering five times in their last six home games against NFC North opponents with the only non-cover coming against the Packers in the dramatic NFC Championship game last January.

The last time these teams hooked up in Detroit during Wilson’s rookie season of 2012, the Lions rallied for a 28-24 victory thanks to a late touchdown pass by Stafford to Titus Young with 10 seconds remaining. Detroit picked up the cover as 2 ½-point favorites, as Stafford put together one of the best games of his career by throwing for 352 yards and three touchdowns. The Lions are visiting Seattle for the first time since Stafford’s rookie campaign of 2009, as Detroit squandered a 17-0 lead to lose 32-20 as 11-point underdogs. In case you don’t remember, Stafford was intercepted by Seattle’s Josh Wilson with 22 seconds left, as Wilson returned the pick for a score to give Seattle the front-door cover.

Seahawks’ star running back Marshawn Lynch is listed as out for Monday night with a hamstring injury, as the All-Pro suffered the injury at Green Bay in Week 2. Lynch tried to play through the injury against Chicago, but carried the ball only five times for 14 yards before exiting, giving way to rookie Thomas Rawls. The former Central Michigan standout rushed for 104 yards on 16 carries in place of Lynch, as Rawls will likely be counted on, along with former Bills' running back Fred Jackson.

From a totals perspective, each team has hit the ‘under’ the last two weeks following an ‘over’ in Week 1, as the Lions are seeing their lowest total of the season on Monday with a 43. Under Jim Caldwell, Detroit has cashed the ‘under’ in eight of 10 games away from Ford Field, while scoring 20 points or less seven times in this stretch. Seattle’s defense has allowed 17 points or less in six of the past seven games at CenturyLink Field, with the ‘under’ cashing four times.

The Seahawks have won five straight Monday night games during the Carroll tenure, as the last Monday night contest take place in the Pacific Northwest came in December of 2013, a 34-7 blowout of New Orleans. The Lions are making their fifth Monday appearance since 2011 and just their second on the road in this span, as they blew out the Giants to kick off the 2014 campaign at home, 35-14.

Underdogs have ruled on Monday night this season, posting a 3-1 SU/ATS record, as the Chiefs were the first ‘dog to lose in last week’s setback at Green Bay. The ‘under’ cashed in each of the first three Monday games, but that streak also came to an end thanks to the high-scoring affair at Lambeau Field in Week 3.

The Seahawks opened up as a 9 ½-point favorite, but that number really hasn’t moved significantly, hitting 10 at several books. The total has stayed steady at 43 throughout the week, as weather doesn’t look to be a factor. The game kicks off at 8:30 PM EST and can be seen nationally on ESPN.
 
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Seahawks RB Lynch out for MNF
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Seattle Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch won't play in Monday's game against the Detroit Lions because of a hamstring injury.

Undrafted rookie Thomas Rawls will likely be the starter. Rawls had 104 yards on 16 carries in the victory over the Bears.

Defensive tackle Brandon Mebane was also officially ruled out by the Seahawks.

Lynch injured the hamstring Week 3 against the Chicago Bears. He was dealing with a calf injury entering that game.
 
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Falcons, Bengals remain perfect SU and ATS
Andrew Avery

There's no slowing down the Atlanta Falcons and Cincinnati Bengals in the early stages of the 2015 NFL season as both teams improved to 4-0 straight up and against the spread with big wins Sunday.

The Falcons thumped the Houston Texans by a score of 48-21, crushing the closing spread as 4-point home faves.

Over in the AFC, the Bengals dominated the Kansas City Chiefs in the first and third quarters en route to a 36-21 victory as 2.5-point home favorites.

The Bengals will be tested in Week 5 as they host the Seattle Seahawks, while the Washington Redskins travel to Georgia to face the Falcons.
 
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Monday Night Football Predictions: Detroit Lions at Seattle Seahawks Odds
by Alan Matthews

When the Seattle Seahawks started the season 0-2, some people were already putting a fork in them. But apparently Pro Bowl safety Kam Chancellor cures all as his return led to a blowout win over Chicago last week. I would caution this, however: the Bears are probably the worst team in the NFL. Yet the Seahawks have jumped to +800 third-favorites at Bovada to win Super Bowl 50, +425 second-favorites behind Green Bay to win the NFC for a third straight year and -110 favorites to win the NFC West again even though division-rival Arizona has looked dominant in its 3-0 start.

As for the Lions? I expected some regression from last year, especially on defense, after losing Ndamukong Suh. But the team was able to retain coordinator Teryl Austin, so things figured to be OK. But it hasn't, with Detroit at 0-3 and now there already are rumors that head coach Jim Caldwell might be in hot water if things don't turn around. In fact, on Bovada's Week 4 special prop on the first coach to be fired, Caldwell is +400 to be the guy, behind only Miami's Joe Philbin (+225).

Lions at Seahawks Betting Story Lines

The Seattle defense allowed 61 points in the first two weeks, road losses to the Rams (34 points not acceptable vs. St. Louis) and Packers (27 allowed at Lambeau actually not bad). Then last week it blanked the Bears, forcing a punt on every single Chicago possession and not letting it cross Seattle's 45. But, again, the Bears' quarterback was the awful Jimmy Clausen, and top receiver Alshon Jeffery didn't play.

One good offensive sign last week for the Seahawks is that they finally used tight end Jimmy Graham. He had only seven catches for 62 yards the first two games and complained he wasn't being used correctly. Graham was targeted eight times in Week 3 and caught seven for 83 yards and a touchdown. Seahawks running back Marshawn Lynch left that game early with a hamstring injury and didn't return. He is being called "50-50" to play Monday. Since being traded to the Seahawks in October 2010, Lynch has missed just one game: at Cleveland in 2011, when he sat out because of a back injury. Out of nowhere, rookie Thomas Rawls played 51 percent of the snaps with Lynch out last week and had 16 carries for 104 yards. I'm willing to bet you never heard of Thomas Rawls unless you attended the same college (Central Michigan).

The Lions have gotten progressively worse. They absolutely should have won Week 1 in San Diego but blew a 21-3 lead, allowing the Bolts to score 30 unanswered. In Week 2, that Lions defense allowed the fairly one-dimensional Vikings to rush for 199 yards (Lions were spectacular vs. run last year) in a 26-16 loss. And then last Sunday night, Detroit lost 24-12 at home to Denver. Peyton Manning was sacked only once after he was sacked seven times in the first two games. Detroit is allowing 27.7 points per game this season, a total it allowed well more than 27) in a game twice last season.

One problem for the Detroit defense could be that excellent linebacker DeAndre Levy hasn't played yet due to a hip problem. He's iffy for Week 4. So is lineman Ziggy Ansah (groin). Offensively, the Lions aren't taking any chances downfield despite two excellent receivers in Calvin Johnson and former Seahawk Golden Tate. Johnson has been targeted by throws which traveled more than 15 yards in the air just three times this season. Tate claimed this week that opponents are calling out what plays the Lions are about to run. Caldwell says he hasn't considered taking over play-calling duties from coordinator Joe Lombardi. The Lions' running game has been non-existent with 135 yards on an NFL-low 51 carries (league-low 2.6 ypc). And Matthew Stafford is the lowest-rated NFL quarterback by Pro Football Focus.

Not much to glean from last meeting, which Detroit won 28-24 at home on Oct. 28, 2012, to end a three-game skid in the series. Stafford threw for 352 yards and three scores, including the game-winner to the long-forgotten Titus Young with 20 seconds left. Russell Wilson was 25-for-35 for 236 yards with two TDs and an interception. Lynch ran 12 times for 105 yards.

Lions at Seahawks Betting Odds and Trends

The Seahawks are 10.5-point favorites (+100) with the total at 43. Seattle is -550 on the moneyline and Detroit +425. On the alternate lines, the Seahawks are -10 (-110) and -9.5 (-120). Detroit is 0-3 against the spread this season and 1-2 "over/under." Seattle is 1-2 ATS and 1-2 O/U.

The Lions are 7-1 in their past nine following a double-digit loss at home. They are 1-7 ATS in their past eight on the road. Seattle is 7-1-1 in its past nine on Monday. It is 4-0 ATS in past four vs. teams with a losing record. The under is 9-1 in Detroit's past 10 following a loss. It is 10-2 in the Lions' past 12 on the road. The under is 4-0 in Seattle's past four on Monday. It is 7-3 in the Seahawks' past 10 following a win of more than 14 points.

Monday Night Football Predictions Lions at Seahawks Betting Picks

I'm not convinced the Seahawks are fixed yet, and it would be nice to know if Lynch would play. But they are still pretty unbeatable in front of that frenzied crowd. The Lions annually are a bust in road games. Stafford simply isn't the same guy outside his Ford Field dome. Give the 9.5-point alternate line and go under the total as it's tough seeing the Lions score more than 14.
 
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'Monday Night Football'

Season opening losses at Rams and Packers Pete Caroll's troops righted the ship in Week-3 at CenturyLink Field with a 26-0 shutout of the Chicago Bears as a heavy 16.5-point home chalk. Seahawks are once again heavy home favorites (-10) against this tootless Lions squad managing 18.7 points/game along with a woeful defense allowing 27.7 points, 395.7 yards per game.

Detroit faces a daunting task. The Lions aren't a peg to hang you hat on when away from MoTown. In the last fourteen road games the team has just 4 wins with 10 losses while depleting betting accounts to the tune of 3-11 against the number. On the other side, Seahawks are pretty hard to beat at home. Under Pete Carroll, the Seahawks are an impressive 37-9 SU with a profitable 32-13-1 mark against the betting line at CenturyLink Field including post season. Add to those numbers, Pete Caroll's squad 5-0 (4-1 ATS) in MNF including 4-0 (3-1 ATS) with Wilson taking snaps tossing nine touchdowns and no interceptions the lean is Seattle entering 5-0-1 last six as chalk in the -9.0 to -16.5 point range.
 
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Handicapped by Chatsworth Consortium at Northfield Park

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Race 2 - Post: 6:20 - 1 mile. PACE - Class Rating: 80 - Purse:$6000 - CLAIMING $6000


CONSORTIUM CHOICES


Chatsworth Consortium

# 7 STRANGE HANOVER 2/1


# 2 AWESTREOS 15/1


# 1 ORSE POWER 3/1


STRANGE HANOVER will have you running to the cashier's window in this one. Been running with some tougher customers of late, has a distinct class advantage. (Average Rating 81). Win percentage for this driver-conditioner is a sparkling 34 percent - solid probability. Wrenn has been hot over the last 30 days, winning at a very good 28 percent. AWESTREOS - This contender could get the victory here beginning from the Northfield Park 2 hole. Can't gloss over this solid standardbred, especially in exotics. Pace stats put him in the mix this time. ORSE POWER - Hands down the best slot at Northfield Park is the 1. The win clip is tremendous. Sugg has been winning a lot the last 30 days, winning at a good 19 percent.
 
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Handicapped by Chatsworth Consortium at Woodbine

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Race 4 - Post: 8:25 - 1 mile. PACE - Class Rating: 70 - Purse:$14000 - 3 YEAR OLDS, NW 1 RACE OR $7,000 LIFETIME. NO ALLOWANCES.


CONSORTIUM CHOICES


Chatsworth Consortium

# 3 IMKEEPNTHISGUY 2/1


# 6 UNIX HANOVER 3/1


# 9 COLONYS BEST 15/1


Feel pretty confident putting money down on IMKEEPNTHISGUY. Many top players know speed is of the utmost importance. This contender has credentials with a 72 avg statistic. The handicapping team noted a formidable event out of this entrant last time. Hoping for a duplicate of that to score. UNIX HANOVER - The consortium knows that speed is King in harness racing. This solid standardbred will unlock our way to a nice score. Had one of the finest speed figs of the pack in his last competition. I'd recommend using in your plays. COLONYS BEST - It's a bit chancy to consider on class alone, but this gelding has among the strongest class stats of the group of horses.
 
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Handicapped by The Walker Group at Portland Meadows

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Race 7 - Maiden Claiming - 5.5f on the Dirt. Purse: $4500 Class Rating: 61

FOR MAIDENS, FILLIES AND MARES THREE YEARS OLD AND UPWARD. THREE YEAR OLDS, 121 LBS.; OLDER, 124 LBS. CLAIMING PRICE $4,000.


RECOMMENDED CHOICES

The Walker Group Picks

# 3 PERSONAL IMAGE 3/1


# 1 JOANIE'S TICKET 5/2


# 5 LITTLE LADY LOVE 7/2


PERSONAL IMAGE has a decent shot to take this race. Montano is serious with this one, wheeling her back soon. With better than average trips to the winner's circle, Bowen will most likely have this filly in excellent position to win the contest. Over time, this trainer has a very strong return on investment at this distance/surface. JOANIE'S TICKET - Should definitely be considered for this event if only for the very good Equibase Speed Fig put up in the last affair. With a nice Equibase class figure average of 65, has one of the most competitive class advantages in this group. LITTLE LADY LOVE - Braden has a strong win percent with horses racing in dirt sprint races. Overall, this conditioner has been lucrative at this distance/surface.
 
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Handicapped by The Walker Group at Parx Racing

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Race 2 - Maiden Claiming - 6.0f on the Dirt. Purse: $60000 Class Rating: 69

FOR MAIDENS, TWO YEARS OLD. WEIGHT, 120 LBS. CLAIMING PRICE $40,000.


RECOMMENDED CHOICES

The Walker Group Picks

# 5 TIPYOURWAITERWELL 2/1


# 3 SEARCH FOR JAZZ 12/1


# 1 BATTENDOWNTHHATCHS 20/1


TIPYOURWAITERWELL has a strong shot to take this race. Boasts solid Equibase speed figs on average overall when measured up against the rest of this field. Has very strong front speed and will probably fare admirably against this field. SEARCH FOR JAZZ - Has respectable early lick and will most likely fare admirably versus this field. BATTENDOWNTHHATCHS - Has been running very well lately and will probably be up near the lead early on. This jockey and trainer team has produced some solid ROI numbers at this track.
 

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