Our Belmont Park Race 6 picks
- The 1-2 morning-line favorite, so the track handicapper rates this horse as the one to beat.
- Kendrick Carmouche has won 13 of 108 rides (12%) at New York tracks in our records.
- Trainer Linda Rice is 13-for-74 (18%) in New York, with horses in the money 47% of the time.
- By Mo Town out of Coral Way.
- At 8-1 on the morning line, the price is bigger than this horse’s connections suggest.
- Ricardo Santana, Jr. has won 21 of 154 rides (14%) at New York tracks in our records.
- Trained by Lolita Shivmangal.
- By Bal a Bali*Brz out of In Good Company.
- A 12-1 outsider with enough in its corner to hit the board and juice an exotic.
- Antonio Fresu has won 11 of 102 rides (11%) at New York tracks in our records.
- Trained by Michelle Giangiulio.
- By Redesdale out of General June.
Breaking down the Race 6 field
I'm Worthy is the 1-2 morning-line favorite, with Supreme Good (IRE) next at 6-1. Prices stretch out to 15-1 on Magnum's Macrobrst, so the board has real depth.
Among the riders, Ricardo Santana, Jr. has the best New York strike rate in our records: 14% wins from 154 mounts.
Forecast: , high of -999°F.
Best betting value in Race 6
For a straight bet, Good Bali is the price play at 8-1. To cover our top pick as well, a $1 exacta box of I'm Worthy and Good Bali costs $2.
To chase a bigger payout, use Takahama (12-1) underneath in trifectas.
Morning-line odds are the track handicapper’s forecast, not the final price. Pari-mutuel odds move with the money until the gates open.
Where to bet Race 6 legally in NY
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