BC360 Tag Archive
Lessons
Betting the Breeders’ Cup
By Jeremy Plonk / 3:00 am, 11.03.09 / 1 Comment / Tagged Blogs, Lessons, Wagering
It’s feast or famine on racing’s richest day. For horseplayers, I’ve learned that you either have it, or you don’t, when playing the Breeders’ Cup.
Once Is Never Enough
By Jeremy Plonk / 5:41 pm, 10.26.09 / 1 Comment / Tagged Blogs, Lessons, Sprint Division
Just because something worked last year does not mean it will work again this year.
Some Trainers Prefer To Be in the Dark
By Jeremy Plonk / 6:00 am, 10.16.09 / 4 Comments / Tagged Blogs, Lessons, Pro-Ride, Santa Anita, Statistics, Synthetic Surfaces
Don’t be surprised if many contenders put in their final major workouts at home before traveling to California.
Taking Out the Garbage
By Jeremy Plonk / 3:49 pm, 10.05.09 / 1 Comment / Tagged Blogs, Europeans, International, Lessons, Santa Anita, Statistics
Much of what we’ve thought we’ve known about the Europeans at the Breeders’ Cup has been hyperbole and conjecture; don’t get hung up on time-honored “truths.”
From Dehere to D’Funnybone
By Jeremy Plonk / 11:57 am, 09.28.09 / Comment / Tagged Blogs, D'Funnybone, Juvenile Division, Lessons
It’s the month or two leading up to the Juvenile that catapults horses into hyperbole.
There’s No Place Like Home
By Jeremy Plonk / 8:45 pm, 09.20.09 / Comment / Tagged Betting, Blogs, Handicapping, Lessons, Wagering
Dorothy never hit a superfecta in the Breeders’ Cup, but she definitely had one thing pegged right: There’s no place like home.

