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Published: November 5, 2009
With our free horse racing winner we are selecting from the Breeders Cup Sprint. This event is scheduled for 6 furlongs on the Santa Anita main track. Post time is at 3:10PM Eastern Time on ESPN. With our free horse racing pick from the Breeders Cup Sprint we are taking #6 Dancing In Silks to win. The Breeders Cup Sprint is race 4 on the Oak Tree at Santa Anita card and its Breeders Cup race number 3.
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Dancing In Silks will be ridden by Joel Rosario and trained by Carla Gaines. Dancing in Silks is coming off a nice win at the Cal Cup Sprint winning in impressive fashion by posting a 103 Brisnet speed rating on this Santa Anita main track surface. Dancing in Silks gave the best performance in this gelding’s career and in this moment in this race horses career is in its best form. With that you get good value with a 12-1 morning line. Dancing in Silks has won three races in a row all with Joel Rosario in the irons. The gelding has 3 wins in 4 tries at this distance.
With our Exacta box we will box #6 Dancing in Silks with the #5 Gayego. This four year old colt is the winner of the Ancient Title Grade 1 stakes posting a 99 Brisnet speed figure in victory. The Ancient Title was a 6 furlong sprint event at Santa Anita on October 11th. You have good connections with Garrett Gomez aboard and trained by Suroor Bin. Gayego has hit the board in all four of his races this year.
Play #6 Dancing In Silks to win race 4 at Oak Tree at Santa Anita Card Which is Breeders Cup Race Number Three 12-1 on the Morning Line.
Box #6 Dancing In Silks with #5 Gayego in an Exacta Box
Post Time at 3:10PM Eastern Time televised by ESPN
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