With the monster Pick 6 ready for our attempt on Thursday at BF-Hollywood, we have an opportunity to  make some hay in prep for Thursday.  Here is something to remember, if you wagered on every STAR horse in the month of  November, you would have a flat bet profit.   If you wagered on every STAR horse since September 1 through November 18 you would have wagered a total  $754.00 and you would have a total return of  $1,120.90.  The ROI is $1.49 per $1.00 wagered.  So what this mean?   I suppose it’s a dilemma that taking advantage of well priced horses – STAR or otherwise- might be the best way to focus your attention and your money.   With good information and good handicapping, the possibility of grinding  a positive return is POSSIBLE.   Pick-6 can be very hard to win at, especially considering that these big jackpots bring out big bankrolls.   So here is my advise.  Keep to your game, and throw down a small ticket at the pick-6 on Thursday,  don’t play so very tight, that you end up with a chalky type ticket, give yourself  a chance to win a life-changer…  But keep focused on the ball, which to me is always win-price overlays played to finish first or second…  Just a thought…

The hallmark of the Power Page is that the PPN’s and the other advantages of the product are made in the same manner, no matter if we are going good or not.  Nothing in horse racing is a straight line, there are highs and lows to emotions as well as to success.  But by being consistent, we should be able to prevail over our losses when it’s our turn to win.  That certainly was the case with Killer Bear at Hollywood, winning at $32.20 mutual and making a super exacta with the top rated Macho Dorado at $48.40/1.   For those that have been with the JJPP for years, you understand…but for those who have been evaluating the JJPP for the first time, these are the types of things you will need to get a handle on…

In the long run, the JJPP should provide you some very consistent handicapping…

STAR horses for the month of November have jumped up to  a total return of $254.80 at a nominal cost of $170.00, the ROI has jumped up to $1.50 per $1.00 wagered…  Ant that’s much more than okay…