Daily Racing Form National Digital Edition

How to play the Pick 4

- by Kenny Peck

RACE 3: LOVELY LOYREE hasn't been out since March but trainer Michele Boyce does well with runners off this type of intermedia­te layoff; tactical speed a big plus. BURMA ROAD figures to be prominent from the start. SIRENUSA fits well off the Beyer she earned in that last stakes score. SUSIE BEE could be perfectly set up by a quick, contested pace. I'M BETTY G is best when on the lead but also has shown a bit of a rating gear (5).

RACE 4: IBAKA may be the one they have to catch. MAJESTIC PRIDE stretches out off a sprint in his seasonal bow; loves this course. GREAT WIDE OPEN has speed but can rate a bit. SWAGGER JAGGER merits respect off his most recent Beyer, even if it came in March; been training well toward his return. PATRIOTS RULE has back turf figures which put him in the middle of this. HAY DAKOTA can prove a threat here if he moves forward off his first start since November last time out (6).

RACE 5: CAPTIVATIN­G MOON was 2nd in each of his last three and he met better in his last pair; clearly the one to beat. RERIDE won in his first and only try to date on the grass; positional speed and connection­s make him easy to like (2).

RACE 6: WINGS LOCKED UP is the main pacesetter, and he could get brave if allowed to set his own tempo on a clear lead. His only sub-par try of late came when he was in the Grade 3 Count Fleet at Oaklawn, against the like of Whitmore, and he was caught up in a duel there. If he can shake loose easily enough he has license to steal this (1).

The Play – 3, 4, 5, 7, 8 / 3, 4, 5, 8, 10, 11 / 6, 13 / 7 = 60 Combinatio­ns ($30 Ticket)

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