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Rover Rover found this 5/1/2008 on www.east-coast-bias.com [flag]
Brien's Picks I was pretty successful with last year's picks in both the Derby and the Preakness, so let's hope that I have as much success this year. A brief note about my methodology: I go through the field once at first, giving each horse a yes, no, or maybe score. After that, I evaluate all the yes and maybe horses to determine what to bet. Exactas are the bet of choice. As always, there ... [link]

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