For those taking pick 4's and sixes etc, there might be some clues (or might not) via betfair.
In the Juvy Turf, Faraaj is liked more than Wrote, and I read more people liking the latter here in NA. Euro's are posting Caspar will not like the distance, and he is 6-1ML and 8-1 offshore. Wrote has a fair bit to book at 9-1, which popped up earlier today.
Sarafina has tightened of late and is a fairly strong fave.
Goldikova has drifted from about 2.6 to 2.9 the last 24 hours.
Daddy Long Legs has been getting solid support throughout and is lower than his ML. Crusade is trading above his ML.
Strong Suit and Byword are pretty close in the early betting.
Uncle Mo has vastly drifted and is now around 6-1. Havre De Grace is now the chalk, which is different than the early doubles!
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