September, 2021 | Horse Racing Free Tips

Dixiana Homebred Off the Mark at Arlington

8th-Arlington, $30,000, Msw, 9-17, 2yo, 5fT, :57.57, fm, 2 lengths.
ELEGANT JOY (f, 2, Kitten's Joy–True Elegance, by Distorted Humor) tuned up for this debut with a strong four-furlong spin from the gate in :48 flat Sept. 8 and was off right at her morning line of 8-1. In the vanguard early, Elegant Joy held the rail chasing from third into the turn, was pulled out three deep at the head of the stretch and kicked on nicely to post a professional two-length victory over the fast-finishing Onyourmarkgetsetgo (Makors Finale). The winner's dam, a $500,000 Keeneland September purchase by Bill Shively's Dixiana Farm, is a daughter of Canadian Horse of the Year and multiple champion Sealy Hill (Point Given), making her a full-sister to Sovereign Award-winning female sprinter Hillaby (Distorted Humor). Sealy Hill is also the dam of GISW and $1.25-million KEESEP grad Cambier Parc (Medaglia d'Oro) and GSWs Belle Hill (Sky Mesa) and Gale Force (Giant's Causeway). True Elegance's yearling Frosted filly was scheduled to sell as hip 1335 during session five at Keeneland Saturday and she is also the dam of a filly foal by Ghostzapper. She was most recently bred to Authentic. Lifetime Record: 1-1-0-0, $18,000. Click for the Equibase.com chart or VIDEO, sponsored by TVG.
O/B-Dixiana Farms LLC (KY); T-Eoin G Harty.

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Looking For The Best Casino Gambling

When a person is new to casinos and the world of gambling, he will surely ask the question, “Which is the best casino to gamble at?”. Of course, there will be several answers to this question. But what this person is really asking about is “How will I know that he is inside a good casino?”

Some experienced gambling players will jokingly answer that the best casinos are those that are open twenty-four hours a day seven days a week: A gambler’s paradise that will never force them to go home because it is closing time already. But in reality, this is not the main characteristic that serious gambling players look for in a casino.

There are two important things that experienced gambling players look for in a casino. First, they look for the rules of the casino games that they plan to play. Each casino has its own variation of rules. For example, in Blackjack, some casinos allow splitting while others do not.

The second thing that gambling players look for is the house edge. This house edge is that certain percentage that translates to the winning probability of the owners of the casino. This implies that a high house edge means the greater probability for the house to win. A high house edge lets the house win most of the time. Of course, with a high house edge, the players lose most of the time.

With a low house edge, the players will have greater chances of winning. The house does not win all the time. A low house edge means that one of the players can take home the jackpot.

The pro gambler, obviously, will look for casinos that have a low house edge. A low house edge means that the house does not have a great advantage. Thus, casinos that offer moderate jackpot prizes and low house edge are preferred to casinos with staggering grand jackpots but high house edge. The latter group of casinos is just advertising the grand jackpots as baits, but winning these jackpot prizes is next to impossible.

As for online casinos, the same characteristics are demanded: player-friendly rules, and a low house edge. For new online casino players, you may want to check out Gambling Online Magazine, which conducts polls among their readers to find out the best online casino gambling sites. The past winners of the polls of the Gambling Online Magazine included Intercasino, the River Belle Casino, and The Sands.

Betting a Hot Trainer-Jockey Combo in the Natalma Stakes

A big weekend of racing at Woodbine continues on Sunday with the $400,000, Grade 1 Natalma Stakes. The race is named after the dam of the great Canadian-bred racehorse and stallion Northern Dancer.

Jockeys and Jeans Raises Record Funds

Last Saturday's Jockeys and Jeans Fundraiser held at Monmouth Park raised $340,000, breaking the record of $312,000 raised in 2019 when the event was held at Canterbury Park. Organized by an all volunteer group, Jockeys and Jeans has now raised a total of $1.9 million for the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund.

“I've heard it said that jockeys don't get the credit they deserve by the racing industry and don't do enough to help each other,” said Jockeys and Jeans President Barry Pearl. “We just proved that is a myth.”

At least 50 members of the racing community purchased sponsorships, including presenting sponsor Caesars Entertainment. The crowd of 200 included a dozen Hall of Fame riders.

Jockeys and Jeans Man of the Year was Brian Elmore, the former President of Racing at Indiana Grand Racetrack & Casino, site of the second Jockeys and Jeans event, and currently Director of Indiana Horsemen's Benevolent and Protective Association, which is a major event donor.

G.R. Carter Jr., who won six consecutive national Quarter Horse riding titles and 10 overall, received the Uphill Push Award, given annually to the person who provides the most aid to disabled former jockeys. Carter secured donations of over $32,000 in Quarter Horse breeding rights.

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