2022 Remsen Stakes forecast
A sum of seven juveniles will run 1 1/8 miles on the Aqueduct principal strip in Saturday's $250,000 Remsen S. (G2)
Naver news shared that the 2023 Street to the Kentucky Derby challenge series occasion will reward the best five finishers with points on a 10-4-3-2-1 structure.
Remsen Stakes Picks
- #4 Icy Egotism
- #2 Tuskegee Aviators
- #7 Dubyuhnell
- #6 Fast to Accuse
Remsen Stakes Wagers
- $15 win and spot: #4 Icy Egotism
- $10 exacta: box 2-4
- $1 superfecta: 2, 4 with 2, 4 with 6, 7 with all
Remsen Stakes Contenders
#1 IL MIRACOLO (12-1):
Graduated last break following three next in line performances to start his vocation for conditioner Antonio Sano. The chestnut son of Weapon Sprinter has been improving, and he rates a main three possibility with a forward continue on Saturday. Javier Castellano inherits the mount.
#2 TUSKEGEE Aviators (8-5):
Has won in disappearing fashion in every one of his sets of races 맥스벳 to date in planning of his reviewed debut. The John Servis understudy moved home late to pack the Rough Run S. at Delaware Park most as of late, and he seems poised to flourish with the stretch out in distance in his first spat the Realm State. Luis Saez will be in the stirrups.
#3 Demonstrate RIGHT (15-1):
Stayed on to be a reasonable third in the new Nashua S. (G3) for James Chapman. The Justify yearling has yet to run fast to the point of testing the central parts in the cast, and he will require a major move in the correct course to get an opportunity at an upset late under Jose Gomez.
#4 Cold Pomposity (2-1):
Looked like it while driving home a prevailing victor of the Sleepy Empty S. last break. Prepared by Linda Rice, the New York-reproduced has enormous early speed, and he showed last time that he can close with energy down the stretch. The Frosted yearling will probably be the one to discover turning for home with Jose Lezcano staying in the silks.
#5 12 PM Inconvenience (8-1):
Has won or put in every one of his six lifetime tries to date, which includes a next in line exertion in the Rough Run S. on October 15. Presently in the stable of Peter Walder, the son of 12 PM Lute can run from on or off the early rhythm, and his family suggests that nine panels will be inside his scope. Paco Lopez has the call.
#6 Fast TO ACCUSE (6-1):
Further developed his Brisnet Speed figure in each vocation outing paving the way to Saturday. The $200,000 son of Speed up was second to the top selection while making his stakes debut most as of late, and he will be a live competitor with progress in this slant for conditioner Horacio De Paz. Ordinary pilot Manny Franco will be up.
#7 DUBYUHNELL (5-1):
Fueled home late to get through in his second lifetime appearance for conditioner Danny Gargan. The Great Sorcery chestnut brought $400,000 as a yearling and has flashed signs of being worth the investment from a couple of races to date. On the off chance that he can get through running two turns interestingly, he will be a danger inside the last furlong. Jose Ortiz takes the reins.
Sydney See: Rosehill Spot Plays Dec. 2-3
It's a generally tranquil few days of racing in New South Wales, with horses having a breather before the huge prizes resume one weekend from now.
Field sizes stay strong, be that as it may, and with TwinSpires having its Rest of the World Bet Back offer available on all races from Rosehill on Friday night, ET, there are a lot of good wagering opportunities. The card is featured by two Rating 88 events and a Rating 78 contest. We should view some expected plays.
Race 7, 12:00 a.m. Saturday ET: Ranvet Impairment, 1,200 meters (around 6 furlongs), Rating 78, 3-year-olds and up
An exceptionally even-looking 11-horse field faces the starter here. Some of the entrants are leaving a closely-contested Rating 78 occasion at Kembla Grange, most strikingly #9 Broken Arrows and #1 Rainbow Association, just beaten into second and third, respectively, that day. Rainbow Association might be the slightly better prospect given he's drawn boundary four.
The wiser bets might be several others that didn't contest that race. #10 Starboreta is in profession best structure, having won three of her last four, and energized strongly to succeed at Kembla Grange Nov. 19. The firm tracks are helping her, and she gets the services of the truly able Tim Clark in the saddle.
My other inclination is for #2 American President. He set up three wins toward the finish of last season, and wasn't far away when 10th in The Warra, an A$300,000 피나클 occasion at Kembla Grange the same day Starboreta won. That was a lot stronger class, and he gets a 1.5kg (around three pounds) understudy stipend from Tyler Schiller. His biggest issue will arrange his strategy for getting around from obstruction 11.
- $10 win/$30 show: #10 Starboreta
- $1 trifecta: 2, 10 with 2, 9, 10 with 1, 2, 5, 9, 10
Race 8, 12:40 a.m. Saturday ET: Furphy Impairment, 1,400 meters (around 7 furlongs), Rating 88, 3-year-olds and up
It's formally a Rating 88 occasion, yet there are some horses of dark sort class in this field, among them #1 Fierceness, fifth in The Gong last start, the resuming Gathering 3 victor #2 Ashman, and the previous New Zealand Gathering 3 champ #4 Super Strike. The last option ran pleasantly for eighth on his re-visitation of racing last month and should be gotten to the next level.
Down in the weights there are two exceptionally solid prospects. #12 Arrogant Charles has been running in rich events for country-prepared horses, strikingly finishing fourth in the A$2 million Kosciuszko in October. Also at a lighter weight is the Chris Waller-prepared #10 Sur La Mer; she put in two or three decent races at dark kind level in September prior to running great for third in the Arm band at Flemington on Oaks day.
With a genuinely good boundary of eight, I'm sticking with Sur La Mer, yet it merits spreading your options wide with exotics.
- $10 win/$30 show: #10 Sur La Mer
- $1 trifecta: 4, 10 with 1, 4, 10, 12 with 1, 2, 4, 10, 12
Race 9, 1:20 a.m. Saturday ET: Kia Ora Prague Impairment, 1,100 meters (around 5 1/2 furlongs), Rating 88, 3-year-olds and up
Some great types line up here, however a large part of the cash is probably going to be on #10 I Am Me. From the Ciaron Maher-David Eustace stable, I'm Me has won four of her last six starts, and at her first run this season was mighty impressive in a Rating 78 occasion Nov. 5. She has a sparkling turn of foot and looks exceptionally difficult to thump from her position in the weights.
#3 Critical Largo invested some extraordinary energy to finish second in The Warra Nov. 19; this isn't as strong, however he is further up the weights. Fourth that day was #6 On The Lead, who should also be in the blend here. Keep an eye also on the imported #8 Munitions, who ran his best race for quite a while when second at Randwick Nov. 1, the consistent #7 The Bopper, and previous New Zealander #9 Super Pursuit... MORE INFO
- $20 win: #10 I Am Me
- $1 trifecta: 10 with 3, 6, 7, 8, 9 with 3, 6, 7, 8, 9
Bonus Play - New Zealand
Race 8, Trentham, 10:29 p.m. ET: Skipper Cook Stakes (G1), 1,600 meters (around one mile), 3-year-olds and up
Usually a serious race, this Gathering 1 mile is an interesting poser given the probability of a sodden track. The class horse of the field is #1 Aegon, back in New Zealand subsequent to winning the Moonga (G3) and finishing fourth in the Cantala (G1) in Melbourne; assuming he's in that structure he should win. He handles soft going, however this going might be wetter than that, and he could be a risk at short odds.
#3 Prise De Fer usually runs strikingly and got a merited triumph in the Hawk Innovation (G3) last end of the week, however there will be some doubts on the off chance that it's actual wet. Thusly, I will have a go on the demonstrated wet tracker #5 Deerfield. His last start was somewhat disappointing, yet he had a great deal of weight to convey and he's once again at weight-for-age here. He might be at nice odds.
- $10 win/$30 show: #5 Deerfield
