Most people don’t believe someone can win at horse racing.  I do it for you everyday!

Two plays on Race Day Las Vegas resulted in a win and an out-of-the-money.  The winner at Santa Anita was Run For Milses paid $10.80 to win, but only added $7.80 to our totals because above 3.80/1.00 we go win/place.  This puts my selection total to $310.10 in winnings against a cost of $296.00 —  the ROI is at $1.05 per $1.00 wagered.  A winner!   I’m still looking for someone else who stands in the public venue and produces overall winning results – over the long run!  Let me know…

As for STAR horses from April 4th  through April 12th  The winning total is winnings of $110.05 against a cost of $104.00 (figured at win/place on odds above 3.80/1) for a winning ROI of $106.00 per $1.00 wagered.  The total for STAR horses going back to March 21 — the opening of the Aqueduct Main Track – is at total winnings of $270.55 at a cost of $266.00.   The total ROI for all of those 133 STAR horses is $1.02 per $1.00 wagered.

That my friends is true expertise you can count on and you get it everyday in the Power Page.   Forget all the hype and the fine words different people may have, here is a WINNING set of horses to build your plays around…

On Wednesday, my 2 plays reported home 1st and 3rd.   I did get the exacta to go with my winner in the 4th at Aqueduct, whose M/L was 7/2 but paid only $5.50.   This is why its so very hard to win as a public handicapper.  That being said, my record to date for 2012 is winnings of $302.30 against a cost of $292.00.  Looks like a winning ROI of $1.04 per $1.00 wagered.  The sample is not small, but the handicapping is very large, and if you are not impressed, you should be…

Star horses on Wednesday were giant, with Mah Jong Maddnes paying a terrific$18.40 to win.  However, that only translates to a return of $13.35 against a cost of $6.00, because we figure that price at $1.00 to win and $1.00 to place, instead of $2.00 to win.  The reason I mention this, is you should start playing those 7/1 and higher with a little more in the place position than the win position…  More to follow on that…

However, the BEST PLAY for STAR horses was Litttle Miss Lil in the 6th at Aqueduct, off at odds that exceeded 60/11, this filly tried here very best to get us the money.  After taking an early lead, she let the other 60/1 take the lead, then she reengaged on the outside battling every step and taking the lead as they straightened away, but she was so hard used, she faded to 4th in the very late stages…  It was a tremendous bet and a great try… However, this cat is out of the bag now…