Steam–$3.43 ROI on Wednesday!–Keeneland Day 14, Thursday, April 22, 2021: BUY PICKS ($3)
Steam’s FREE Play of the Day for: Keeneland, Thursday, April 22, 2021
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Lexington, Kentucky updated forecast
Competitive Field Signed On In Turf Feature
The final week of the 2021 Spring Meeting continues at Keeneland Race Course on Thursday, April 22 with a nine-race program on the agenda at the historic Lexington, Ky. racetrack.
The featured eighth race on the card is an $87,000 classified allowance affair for fillies and mares three-years-old and upward going eight and one half-furlongs on the Haggin Turf Course.
Highlander Training Center’s Summer in Saratoga, a winner in four of her past five starts, is the 5-2 morning line favorite in a field that attracted eight horses in the race’s body and one of main track only entrant. Veteran reinsman Corey Lanerie will be astride the five-year-old bay daughter of Hard Spun for trainer Joe Sharp.
Pair Of Wins, $3.43 ROI On Wednesday’s Card
Steam gave out a pair of winners on Wednesday’s eight-race program at Keeneland and, as a result, had a positive 71 percent return on investment (ROI*), or a flat-bet profit of $1.43 for each two dollars wagered on its top selections on the card.
With only two days remaining at the 2021 Spring Meet in Central Kentucky, Steam‘s top picks are winning at a 30 percent clip and have finished in the money 61 percent of the time.
Post time for the first of nine races at Keeneland on Thursday, April 22 is 1:05 P.M. (Eastern). Additionally, there is a $13,583 carryover in the 50-cent Super Hi-5 Jackpot (1st race, 1:05 P.M. (Eastern) post time).
Steam–$3.43 ROI on Wednesday!–Keeneland Day 14, Thursday, April 22, 2021: BUY PICKS ($3)
Steam’s FREE Play of the Day for: Keeneland, Thursday, April 22, 2021
Check out the Wednesday, April 21st edition
Lexington, Kentucky updated forecast
*Return on investment (ROI) is calculated by dividing the net profit by the total amount invested.
Racing will be conducted at Keeneland in April with limited spectators, in accordance with guidelines set forth by the Commonwealth of Kentucky and the federal government in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.
