Whoa--slow down there, pal. You are ASSUMING that's the play Friedman would make--he doesn't say so, or anything else. And yes, they take credit all the time after the fact--a couple of days ago he mentioned the races they "cashed" on Preakness day, without having gone on record before the fact at all, and did the same after the B.C., despite not giving out anything resembling specific plays--I'm sure he hit some of them, but what was his return? And, once again, in his DRF analysis of the '96 Belmont, Friedman said his fourth and fifth listed horses were "live longshots that must be added in exotics". His first 3 listed horses ran 1-2-3, and in Ragozin's book he said Friedman gave out a "cold trifecta".



TGJB