Ed Derosa is the Vice President of Product Development for Horse Racing Nation. He is a renowned expert in horse racing and his work has appeared in publications such as Courier Journal and Front Office Sports. Ed's articles focus on providing insights, analysis, and fair odds predictions for various horse racing events and races.
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Ed Derosa's coverage primarily focuses on event coverage and investment analysis within the sports theme, specifically horse racing, betting, odds, stakes races, and racetracks. He seems to be highly interested in providing insights related to upcoming races and wagering strategies.
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Through Dec. 15, there were 105 jockeys with at least 600 mounts this year. Of those 105, only one – one! – had a flat-bet profit across all his mounts: Dylan Davis.
By: Ed DeRosa, Candice Chavez
It is rare that the most likely winner in a five-horse field offers value, but that could be in play Saturday at Fair Grounds when Admiral Dennis faces four rivals in his stakes debut.
What John Haran lacks in flashy win percentage he more than makes up for in ROI.
Sure, the Gun Runner and Untapable Stakes launch the roads to the Louisiana Derby and Fair Grounds Oaks on the Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks trails, respectively, but a path toward the Muniz Memorial presented by Horse Racing Nation on the lawn commences as well.
It is always exciting when a Kentucky Derby winner returns to the races-not only because he is the winner of one of the world's most famous horse races but also because that kind of celebrity often creates underlays.
I know most people do not love coupled entries, but as a bettor I wish they were more prevalent because they are almost always overbet when the coupling involves known names.
Super Screener hopes for one more big day in 2024 with the final edition for the year, including all six graded stakes events on opening day at Santa Anita.
With opportunities to bet against the morning-line favorites in the Grade 1 Malibu and La Brea, I don't mind being bullish on the obvious favorite to close out the all-graded-stakes multi-race wagers.
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