July, 2022 | Horse Racing Free Tips

Selecting The Right Online Casino

Ah, online casino selection. Now there’s a potential pain in the butt. It was one thing to select an online casino back in the late 90s, but today there are loads of online casinos and more seem to pop up daily. I’ve got three solid tips to help you stay safe and have fun by selecting that perfect online casino for you. Following these few quick tips can save you a world of hurt. Ready? Okay, let’s jump right into it.

Selection Tip One

It starts with credibility. We want to find trustworthy online casinos. After all, if they are not trustworthy, then nothing else matters. This can be a bit tricky. I mean no online casino is going to tell you they aren’t trustworthy on the front page. But, we can simplify this task. My favorite thing to do is visit Google-and I’ll follow this up with MSN and Yahoo too. If you use the plus sign, you can single out pages that contain all of your search words. So, if we pair the online casinos name (or domain name) with hot words, such as scam, illegal, arrested, rip off and so forth. Here’s a search example: Casino+name+scam Domain.com+scam

Selection Tip Two

So, we’ve done the searching and didn’t find anything too alarming. It’s now time to progress to step two-bonuses. There is absolutely no reason to play at an online casino that doesn’t offer generous bonuses. That would be like going to a grocery store that just sold canned peas. Why? Going back to the search engines, we can type in things like “casino+name+bonus.” It’s rare, but sometimes affiliates offer bonus items for joining through them-poker comes to mind. Once you’ve found a potentially trustworthy online casino with great deposit bonuses, contests and so forth, it’s time to complete the process.

Selection Tip Three

Take a look at the deposit methods for the online casino you’re interested in. Do they offer tons of choices? If all they offer is Western Union and checking account deposits, run away. Any solid online casino will offer multiple options and they should include 3rd party deposits too. I recommend using a 3rd party system if you plan on playing at multiple online casinos, because you want to limit how much of your financial data is out there. In the end, spending minutes to an hour of research can save you heartache and money loss. When in doubt, look for the biggest names. Sometimes they don’t offer the best bonuses, but at least you know that your money is safe and that you’ll be paid.

Oscar Performance Represented By First Japanese Winner

Sent off the 2-1 second betting favorite, Meiner Vision (Jpn) sat three wide the trip and battled on bravely through the final furlong to become the first Japanese winner and third overall for Mill Ridge Farm's freshman sire Oscar Performance (Kitten's Joy–Devine Actress, by Theatrical {Ire}) in an 1800-meter maiden at Fukushima Racecourse.

Drawn gate 11 in a scratched-down field of 12, the bay was nudged along early to take up a prominent position and landed three wide punching the breeze while firmly held by jockey Yukito Ishikawa. Settled nicely while maintaining his position into the final half-mile, the Apr. 12 foal remained three deep on the turn and was asked for some acceleration as they reached the top of the straight. Narrowly in front at the 200-meter marker, Meiner Vision looked to be headed for a stride or two by third choice My Reine (Jpn) (Logotype {Jpn}), but dug in determinedly and reported home a 3/4-length winner (SC 11).

Meiner Vision is the third foal of and first winner from his dam, $290,000 Keeneland September graduate Songoficeandfire (Dynaformer), who carried the silks of Diane Snowden and was trained by Bill Mott to placings in the 12-furlong GIII Orchid S. and GIII Bewitch S. in 2016. The mare, a daughter of G1 Yorkshire Oaks heroine Catchascatchcan (GB) (Pursuit of Love {GB}) and a half-sister to to Irish Group 2 winner and GI Breeders' Cup Mile runner-up Antonius Pius (Danzig), was offered by Denali Stud carrying this colt in utero at the 2020 Keeneland January Sale, where she was hammered down to Big Red Farm for $200,000. Songoficeandfire was barren to Danon Ballade (Jpn) (Deep Impact {Jpn}) for 2021 and produced a filly by Gold Ship (Jpn) (Stay Gold {Jpn}) Feb. 16.

Four-time Grade I winner and track-record setter Oscar Performance, already the sire of the stakes-placed Andthewinneris from 85 reported first-crop foals, stood the 2022 breeding season at a fee of $12,500.

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Bellabel Leads 1-2-3 San Clemente Sweep For Trainer D’Amato

Trainer Phil D'Amato entered four fillies in the $203,500 San Clemente Stakes at Del Mar Saturday, then watched three of them run one, two, three in the Grade 2 headliner led by the Irish lassie Bellabel, who scampered home late to tally by two lengths under Umberto Rispoli.

The dark bay daughter of Belardo, favored at 3-1 in the field of a dozen 3-year-old fillies, kept to her task in the lane under urging by her rider, who has shown a special ability to perform well on the grass, which the San Clemente was – a mile's worth. They wound up covering the distance in 1:35.32.

The winner is owned by the partnership of Benowitz Family Trust, CYBY, Michael Nentwig and Ray Pagano.

Finishing second was D'Amato's Sixteen Arches, who is owned by Michael House, and third, a neck behind her, was the trainer's Island of Love, who races in the colors of R Unicorn Stable.

Just a day earlier, D'Amato and Rispoli teamed to win Del Mar's Opening Day feature, the Oceanside Stakes, also at a mile on the turf.

Bellabel picked up a check for $120,000 in capturing her first graded stakes score and now has a bankroll that reads $195,435. She won her only other U.S. start, the Blue Norther overnight stakes at Santa Anita back on January 2, but hasn't raced since then.

Bellabel paid $8, $5.80 and $3.60 across the board. Sixteen Arches returned $29.20 and $12.40 and Island of Love paid $3.60.

The Del Mar Saturday crowd was 14,092 and the betting handle was close to the Opening Day record of Friday at $23.26 million.

UMBERTO RISPOLI (Bellabel, winner) — “Winning races, claiming races, stakes races, it's all good. Winning for Phil (D'Amato) is good. He's been one of my main backers. Winning at Del Mar is good. This is such a happy place; the people love it here. I had a good run with her today. At the top of the stretch she changed leads on me and I had to get after her with the stick, but she got it right and ran good.”

PHIL D'AMATO (Bellabel, winner) – “We got a nice trip up the rail. She showed her class late. They were jostling all around there; luckily she got a smooth trip on the inside and kept going. I give him (Rispoli) a general idea about the race but at the end of day, Umberto's going to do what Umberto wants to do. It's been working out so we'll just roll with it. We'll run her next in the Del Mar Oaks.”

FRACTIONS :22.80 :46.80 1:11.09 1:23.42 1:35.32

The stakes win was the second of the meet for both rider Rispoli and trainer D'Amato (they won the Opening Day Oceanside Stakes.)

The stakes win was the 14th at Del Mar for rider Rispoli and the 37th at Del Mar for trainer D'Amato.

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Flightline Puts In Maintenance Work For Pacific Classic

Flightline, the horse everyone's talking about, put in his first work at Del Mar Saturday morning, going five furlongs in :59.40 handily. It was the fifth-best move out of 80 timed at the distance.

Trainer John Sadler termed it a “maintenance work.”

“Very pleased.” Sadler said of Flightline, who is unbeaten in four career starts, including the Hill 'n' Dale Metropolitan Handicap (G1) June 11 and the 2021 Runhappy Malibu Stakes (G1)..“He worked very nicely, nice and relaxed. We're right on schedule so all is good.”

Sadler plans to run the Tapit colt in the TVG Pacific Classic (G1) at Del Mar September 3.

“He took a liking for this track last year when he won down here,” Sadler said. “So, he likes the track.”

Flightline won an entry level allowance race at Del Mar last summer by 12 ½ lengths. He is campaigned by Hronis Racing, Siena Farm, breeder Summer Wind Equine, West Point Thoroughbreds, and Woodford Racing.

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