New move starts and stops

Because of pressing family issues I have been forced to discontinue my horse racing activities for some time. Hence, the few posts to this blog.

Realizing the impact a break can have on one's skills, I cautiously returned to the game, today--holding the same convictions about the value of the 'monster move.' I was rewarded in the first at the big A with a gutsy second place finish by 18-1 Masala T (a double wheel). Only to be followed by a similar performance in race two by 33-1 Country Trick, who pushed the odds-on favorite to the limit but wound up a 'magnificent' second. Welcome back, to me!

At the same time, I have decided to withdraw sales of the "Monster Move" system until I can refine it further. It continues to score miraculous results. I already have another eighty examples. Stay tuned.

Follow that move!

I've learned from experience to follow the fortunes of a move winner after the win.That practice paid off today with winner A Flying Jet, $52 in Aqueduct's third race.

Two other factors gave me enough encouragement to bet the horse in today's win pool and daily doubles. Despite what NYRA's official handicappers believe, the inner-dirt track is playing to inside speed. The leader at the top of the stretch usually opens up major lengths on the turn for home.

Additionally, the comment line of Jet's move win said he was rated until asked. Maybe there was something in reserve and the Beyer number was cloudy. Also, the second place finisher in that race came back to win. And, the coup de grace--CC Lopez to ride--noted for his front running exploits. Jet lead wire-to-wire.

Enough evidence for me. The double returned $324.50 with the second favorite