Rick Lee’s Oaklawn Park selections and analysis

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Rick Lee’s Oaklawn Park selections and analysis

By The Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Posted: January 17, 2013 at 2:53 a.m.

FIRST POST — 1:30 P.M. TODAY Profit plays Arkansas Democrat-Gazette handicapper Rick Lee has been given a fictional $1,000 bankroll to work with during the 2013 Oaklawn meeting. He can make as many plays as he wants daily. I like the program and will bet $20 to win on DESIRE TO CHANGE in the first, another $20 to win on S C REDSLEGACY in the fourth, and a final $20 to win on OVERTHEHUMP in the fifth. I’ll close the program with two $10 exactas in the seventh, placing LADY DIVA GA GA over EVANDEAR and APPEALING SUSAN. FRIDAY’S BET $74 FRIDAY’S LOSS $8 TODAY’S BET $80 BANKROLL $992

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Sports, Pages 23 on 01/17/2013

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