Jeff Gural says he still plans to proceed in spite of the pullout of Cantor Gaming!
http://www.harnessracingupdate.com/restricted/pdf/hru/hru061011.pdf

I know this was pretty much chalk, but check this out. Top four in perfect order. It just shows the Power of CompuBet can and does rate the horses better than any human handicapper, and more importantly produces more exotic wagering success than any other wagering system. It was small potatoes, but a straight exacta, straight trifecta, and straight superfecta, along with a $5.20 Win ticket is a handicapper’s delight!!

Monticello, June 2, 2011

Straight Profit ROI was 33%

Progressive Wager Profit was 88%

Find a track with a good ROI (see our Betting Patterns Reports) and a 40% win rate and you’re in the money!!

John Campbell was injured in Race #9, May 30th when David Miller driving the horse in front of Campbell was unable to hold his horse and ran up onto the sulky in front of him, causing the accident. There are a number of articles on this incident, but the bottom line is this: harness racing is an inherently dangerous sport, horses are not always predictable, and are powerful creatures. I hope incidents like this do not discourage you from watching and participating in this majestic sport, but rather instill in all of us a new appreciation of the human and equine athletes that give us spine-tingling thrills on a daily basis. Thanks! http://racing.ustrotting.com/chart.aspx