Weekend Winners Club

Sunday, September 10, Woodbine has another huge carryover of over $1 million for the Super High Five Jackpot. For this, you will have to pick the top 5 horses in order in the last race of the day.
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It’s only 20 cent bet so usually not incredibly difficult to get a winning bet, but to have the only one with a winning ticket is nearly impossible.
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Saturday there was a great chance, as it paid over $3 grand for the 20 cent bet, but alas the multiple winners had to split the win pool, despite 4 of the top 5 being longshots.
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But it is possible, anything is possible, and with the Grid, you can get the needed long shots to win.
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Download the Woodbine Sunday Grid here to follow along free.
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Normally in this situation, I’m inclined to put some long shots on top and bottom and somewhere in the middle, keyed around some obvious horses that should theoretically run 1 2 3.
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The key horses I would use are most likely 2-3-4, as you can see according to the Grid. There’s not much front running speed but it does exist, so that EP5 is the best possible style for this race. #3 has the best LP without any doubt. At least 2 of those 3 should make the top 5, maybe all 3.
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But because there’s not a lot of front running speed, that means 1 or 2 of the E-type horses have a good chance of making that top 5. I’m drooling at 8, with the top EP rating, at 15-1. 9, 10, and 1 could also finish in there at great odds.
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In such a bet, you can’t well include everyone tho, unless you just wheel all at one slot, but then you’re severely limiting yourself at other positions, unless you single them, which I hate to do, with as many possibilities as this race has.
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7 is a big wild card, and it’s hard to tell what he’ll do, but his ROI numbers look good so I’ll put him in there somewhere. The others not mentioned I’ll just toss because like I said, you can’t include all of them realistically.
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The long shots I will use at the top are likely 1 8 9 10, and maybe key my 3 solid chalk horses at 2 and 3 or 2 and 4. It’s a strategy I use often in this type of arrangement, but do however you see fit. You have the long shots, put em where you want em.
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Good luck!

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