I am betting Camp Creek to end up on the tickets. Horse has never bounced. Only was getting lasix his last two, only getting turf his last two. A pair up of his last at the weights makes him competitive. The horse could move forward given that he has never bounced and only has two races so far with lasix and on turf. Jock and trainer combination are sure to guarantee a good price. I might be wrong, but I do not have to be right a lot to make a difference at the price he is likely to be. I am forgiven the bore in as a first time marathon issue. Today is second time marathon. Jockey is making the 112. I believe weight is one of the great overlooked handicapping factors. This horse is getting 14 lbs and 11 lbs from the main contenders. Yes he is a three year old, but it is September, and he is lightly raced and showing signs of continuing development.