Hi everyone, great day of racing on Saturday.  I posted everything a little late today, some minor computer problems – all solved now…  Friday’s Star horses produced a wining return of $13.20 on a cost of $6.00, so the monthly total for September is a gaudy total return of $455.00 at a cost of $194.00 with an ROI of $2.35 per $1.00 wagered.  Let’s look at it another way, the STAR horses are a LIST of horses to consider, some services have their “Ready List”, same kind of idea.   So here it is, this ready list in the current month, is 96 total horses.  Betting each of them as returned more money than the greediest banker can make per dollar played!  Most professional handicappers work off an edge that is about $1.25 per $1.00 wagered, and right now the STAR horses have had an amazing month…

I harp on the STAR horse, because they are amazing – in my estimation, but the balance of the Power Page is just as awesome in its in depth and honest analysis of current form, leaving the the balance of the handicapping to each of you.   But I like to think that when you have the Power Page, you automatically are in the top 10% of handicappers playing Belmont.   So have fun and use the PPN’s to your advantage.  If you are uncertain of how to evaluate the Power Page, purchase a VH once or twice and see how I handle various handicapping / betting situation…

Awesome Feathers return was absolutely awesome.  She attended a very fast pace while taking the longer wide route, then at about 5 furlongs jockey Sanchez asked her for run —  and run she did!   She finished in full stride, running the mile in 1:33 and a piece.  Ralph asked me on Race Day if she would be sharp first out or possibly be a little flat, with bigger fish to fry later on.   My reply was that she likes to run early – so it was pretty likely that she would be fit enough to protect her from hurting herself.   Well she was certainly fit and very fast, so the big question is whether she will cool out and come back from this big effort.   Most horses off a layoff that run big, usually run more poorly the next time out – bouncy.  This is a really good mare and an exceptional trainer, so we shall see…