Tampa Bay Downs is the place to be today for horse racing fans, with three exciting races lined up for the day. We’ve got all the information you need to make informed bets on these races, including jockey information, morning line odds, and our top picks for the exacta and trifecta bets.
But first, let’s take a look at the Double Dutch Betting system, which is a favorite of sports handicapper Ron Raymond. This system involves betting on one horse in the race to win and/or place. If your chosen horse finishes second, you can get your money back, depending on the odds. It’s a simple and effective system that can help you win big on the races.
Now, let’s get into the races themselves. In the first race of the day, the Starter Optional Claiming, our top picks are as follows:
For the exacta, we recommend a 3/5 box, a 5/1 box, and a 1/6 box. For the trifecta, we suggest a 3/5/1 box and a 6/5/1 box.
Moving on to the second race of the day, the Maiden Claiming, our top picks are:
For the exacta, we recommend a 2/7 box, a 7/3 box, and a 3/5 box. For the trifecta, we suggest a 2/7/3 box and a 5/7/3 box.
In the third and final race of the day, the Claiming, our top picks are:
For the exacta, we recommend a 7/5 box, a 5/4 box, and a 4/6 box. For the trifecta, we suggest a 7/5/4 box and a 6/5/4 box.
There you have it, folks – our top picks for the first three races of the day at Tampa Bay Downs. Remember to check out the Double Dutch Betting system and sign up for the Raymond Report premium horse racing tipsheet to get even more insider information and picks for upcoming races. Good luck and happy betting!
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