The gang’s all here when it comes to Aqueduct prospects on the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont Stakes path. The winners of the Grade 1 Champagne, Withers and Grade 3 Gotham all clash in a big field of 13 over 1-1/8 miles. The top-2 finishers likely punch their tickets to the first Saturday in May on qualifying points.Horseplayers with 1/ST BET and Xpressbet take advantage of up to a $10 money-back special promo on Triple Crown prep race win bets, featuring Saturday’s Wood Memorial at Aqueduct, Blue Grass at Keeneland and the Santa Anita Derby. Get up to $10 back if your win bet finishes second or third when you bet with 1/ST BET and Xpressbet. Also play the $5,000 Exacta-Thon involving Gulfstream’s full card on Saturday.Let’s meet the contenders for the Wood Memorial (Race 12):#1-NAPOLEON SOLO: Grade 1 Champagne winner tired to fifth in Gulfstream’s Fountain of Youth Stakes in late February, his first start since October. Trainer Chad Summers and owner Gold Square LLC supplemented him to the Arkansas Derby last week, scratched and sought this spot in hoping to get back into the Kentucky Derby points discussion. Paco Lopez, who upset this race at 59-1 odds 3 years ago, rides the speedy son of Liam’s Map for the first time. Easy Goer in 1988-’89 was the last Champagne winner at add the Wood at age 3.#2-TALK TO ME JIMMY: 11-length winner of the 1-1/8 miles Withers returns to the same track and distance for trainer Rudy Rodriguez. Modernist colt sprung 12-1 upset in the Withers and has won both starts since adding blinkers. Ruben Silvera has the return mount as Talk to Me Jimmy tries to become the first Withers winner to add the Wood Memorial since the former stakes was moved ahead on the calendar in 2012.#3-RIGHT TO PARTY: Gotham Stakes third-place finisher stretches out around 2 turns for the first time. Maiden breaker Jan. 10 at the Big A has been bookended by losses to Iron Honor, who rematches again Saturday. $325,000 Constitution colt is trained by Kenny McPeek and will be ridden again by Christopher Elliott. Maternal grandson of Chimichurri, winner of the G3 Temped over this track in 2002. Right to Party is not Triple Crown-nominated.#4-STEEL: Feb. 28 Gulfstream debut winner has been the morning workmate for last week’s Florida Derby third-place finisher Chief Wallabee. The Tapit colt could give Bill Mott a pair of chances in this year’s Kentucky Derby as he seeks to follow Sovereignty’s roses from a spring ago. Steel rallied from 10 lengths back to win by a nose at 18-1 odds in his only start. Half-brother to 2021 Kentucky Derby fourth-place finisher O Besos, who earned $760K. Mott won this race in 2024 with Resilience and 2019 with Tacitus.#5-OCELLI: Maiden through 5 starts faded late in both the Sam F. Davis at Tampa Bay Downs and the Virginia Derby while making ill-timed middle moves. Trainer Whit Beckman takes the blinkers off as this $12,000 Connect colt remains ambitiously placed while making his first graded-stakes attempt. Company lines include successful sophomores Renegade, The Puma, Incredibolt and Reagan’s Honor. Aqueduct will be the fourth different track in the last 4 starts.#6-MINORINCONVENIENCE: New York-bred won the Funny Cide to close the Saratoga meeting last summer and was runner-up upon his March 7 return in Aqueduct’s Gander. Mendelssohn colt was a $20K bargain having already earned $160K and now tries open company for the first time. Former jockey and Todd Pletcher assistant trainer Amelia Green looks for her first Triple Crown starter as head trainer.#7-ALBUS: Entered and scratched from last Saturday’s Florida Derby at Gulfstream Park for this easier spot. Trainer Riley Mott already has Virginia Derby winner Incredibolt earmarked for Kentucky Derby 152 and looks to deepen his roster. Albus won his third-start maiden breaker at Tampa Bay Downs Feb. 27 in his only start this year. The $320K Yaupon colt bids in stakes company for the first time.#8-COURTING: $5 million blueblood full brother to star mare Clairiere didn’t live up to the pedigree when out of the money in the Remsen and Risen Star. Todd Pletcher had mixed results last week, winning the Arkansas Derby (Renegade, Courting’s Palm Beach Downs workmate on March 13) while running fourth in the Florida Derby (Nearly). The trainer has won this race 7 times and an eighth would tie the all-time record of Triple Crown legend Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons. Blinkers come off after a poor showing when trying them for the first time in the Risen Star.#9-BRAVARO: Trainer Saffie Joseph Jr. upset the 2023 Wood Memorial with 59-1 shot Lord Miles and seeks a sequel. Bravaro adds blinkers for the first time following a fourth-place finish in Gulfstream’s Fountain of Youth and a runner-up in the Holy Bull over the same track. The New York-bred began his career 2-for-2 at Aqueduct last year, including a win in the Sleepy Hollow Stakes. Edwin Gonzalez comes north to ride for the first time.#10-RED ZONE RUNNER: Romping winner of the City of Brotherly Love Stakes at his Parx home-base, this Practical Joke colt hits the road for his second start of 2026. Road-tripped to Laurel to run third in the Heft Stakes in December when under the care of Eric McClellan. Hugo Padilla now trains and top Parx pilot Mychel Sanchez sticks in the saddle.#11-OTTINHO: Half-brother to the great Gun Runner is the first of 2 Chad Brown trainees in the lineup, joining Iron Honor. This one exits a third-place Withers finish, 11-1/2 lengths behind rematched rival Talk to Me Jimmy. Quality Road colt has won 1 of 3, a Dec. 31 Big A maiden route over the Wood Memorial distance. In fact, this will be his third straight 9-furlong start and adds blinkers for the first time. Brown won this race in 2021 (Risk Taking) and 2022 (eventual Preakness winner Early Voting). Dylan Davis takes the mount the first time.#12-BUETANE: California-based colt has been a road warrior this spring, third in the Southwest at Oaklawn, fourth in Colonial Downs’ Virginia Derby and now a last-call effort in New York to make the Kentucky Derby. His luggage also includes a sticker from Saratoga last year when second in the Hopeful. Bob Baffert trains the $1.15 million Tiz the Law colt, who has won 1 of 5, his Del Mar debut last August. Martin Garcia will ride for the first time.#13-IRON HONOR: Unbeaten Gotham Stakes winner has won both career starts with press-and-pounce styles around 1 turn at Aqueduct. The $475K colt by 2016 Kentucky Derby winner Nyquist has plenty of stamina in the pedigree but draws a difficult post. Trainer Chad Brown’s second shot in the race (alongside Ottinho) to earn a third Wood Memorial victory to go along with 2021 and 2022. Regular rider Manny Franco will be aboard Saturday. The last Gotham-Wood sweep was I Want Revenge in 2009.

Yonkers Raceway has an 11-race card. The $1.00 Pick 5 begins in Race 5, and the sequence has a $10,000 guaranteed pool. The $1.00 Late Pick 4 starts in Race 8, and it will be my focus. Comments and selections below are based on a fast track.Race 8 (9:05 PM EDT)2-Ameritric (6-1)-Will look to beat Jason Bartlett on the rail with the 6/5 chalk who moves up after 2 straight wins. This 5-year-old should be no worse than 2nd off the gate and could trip out at a square price.4-Lucapelo A (7/2)-Team Stratton entry has been close versus this kind but hasn’t sealed the deal. Doesn’t have big gate speed and rolled home in a hurry last week. But the 58.4 first half wasn’t the right set up for a closer. Can get a good early seat, the fractions should be honest and will look for Jordan Stratton to be in striking range turning for the wire.Race 9 (9:25 PM EDT)4-Six Degrees (9/2)-Will spread here and fade Bartlett again, he’s on the program chalk #3 who faces better. Colin Kelly gets the call, which won’t hurt chances and the 8-year-old could be the best down the lane at a solid price.5-Keayang Kamikaze A (20-1)-Price shot makes its 3rd start since 11-11 and put in 2 decent races at PcD. Last time here cashed checks versus better and will look for a big try in the 1st start back in town.7-Hemsworth N (9/2)-Beat this kind 2 back in the slop, then drew the 8 hole and rallied from way back to lose by less than 2 lengths. Has gate speed, so Austin Siegelman should have the pedal down and could get a good early seat.8-American Dealer N (5-1)-Yannick Gingras will give the veteran a chance to win its 3rd straight. Steps up but should fit, has been in sharp form and does have the gate to make things interesting. It won’t be easy and the first turn will be very interesting, but this looks like a wide-open affair.Race 10 (9:45 PM EDT)4-Boiling Oar (5/2)-Willing to fade the morning line chalk #6 with Bartlett who hasn't raced since 12-2. Was claimed on 3-9 by the Adamczyk barn after finishing 8th by 30 lengths. The qualifier on 3-20 looked good and could bounce back in a big way.5-The Bigboss A (8-1)-Has lacked the ability to finish and has looked dull at times. This is a spot to wake up, drops to the level of its last win at YR on 1-20. Comes back in sequence, this is a beatable field and could be sitting on big try.Race 11 (10:05 PM EDT)5-Shine A Light (4/5)-Winner of 3 straight, all with different trainers, and is at another level compared to the rest. Unless there is a form reversal Bartlett should be posing again.$1 Late Pick 42,4/4,5,7,8/4,5/5Total Bet=$16Check me out on X!

NOTABLE CARRYOVERSJackpot Pick 6 | $30,016 | Turf Paradise | begins Race 3 | 5:14 pm ETKEY RACESTurf Paradise | Race 2 | 5:45 pm ET | Spring Derby (AQHA)LONGSHOT RACE ALERT FROM BETMIXMahoning Valley | Race 8 | 3:31 pm ETSunland | Race 4 | 3:43 pm ETParx | Race 10 | 4:43 pm ETTRAINERS TO WATCHMike Pino | Parx | all 5 entrants 5-1 or less oddsDID YOU SEE?Yesterday | Aqueduct | this Saturday’s Wood Memorial drew 13 entriesPUT US ON YOUR HANDICAPPING TEAMFrank Carulli & Brian W. Spencer best bets today in Xpressbet.com member’s section

Miami Valley begins the week with a 14-race card. The 0.50 Late Pick 4 starts in Race 11, and the sequence will be my focus. Comments and selections below are based on a fast track.Race 11 (7:30 PM EDT)3-Alta Revelry N (5-1)-Finished a good 3rd facing the one below and comes right back with the same post at the same class. Looking for a hot pace and Trevor Smith can keep the veteran close to the leaders. Should be a square price and make the most of an efficient trip.5-Little Rocket Man (2-1)-Starts inside of the main foe and has a short field to beat. David Miller will have the classy veteran cranked up when the wings fold. If dialed on high, can get the top and not look back.Race 12 (7:51 PM EDT)4-Seafire (2-1)-Went the back-half in 53.4 against better and that was only good enough to cash a 4th place. Drops, Miler does the steering with a nice post draw and should relish the company.7-Moons Up (7/2)-Finished 2nd last time, won 2 back and has done well against this kind at MVR. Should be in the mix at the wire and has good tactical speed so the post draw shouldn't hinder chances.Race 13 (8:12 PM EDT)3-Rockin Airway (7-1)-Comes off some dull efforts and was hindered with outside post draws but now take a good drop in class. Does well racing near the top of the stack. Has won and then finished 2nd in the last 2 races versus this kind.5-Book The Fight (3-1)-Came off the bench and raced without hopples for the 1st time and was hung the mile. The Hoosier shipper finished a respectable 3rd in the 1st race since 10-10 and will look for a more friendly trip this time.10-The Bird Dance N (7/2)-Had the 8-hole last week after dropping to face this kind. Got on the point off the gate, then ended up with a 2 hole trip and faded down the lane. Starts from the 2nd tier but doesn't need to lead every step of the way to win.Race 14 (8:33 PM EDT)2-Boomerang (7/2)-Beaten chalk did race well in the 2nd start off the bench. Rallied with a .54 back half but didn't leave into a slower opening quarter. Chris Page should be more aggressive when the wings fold and could get a cozy trip.5-Woodrow Blue Chip (4-1)-Couldn't gain any ground down the lane versus this kind in last. Did miss a start and now comes back in sequence. Could beat this crew if Trace Tetrick finds a live cover flow.$1.00 Late Pick 43,5/4,7/3,5,10/2,5Total Bet=$24Check me out on X!

SCHEDULE NOTESOaklawn | no Sunday racing as scheduled post-Arkansas DerbySPECIAL WAGERSSunset Pick 6 | Gulfstream Races 9-10-11; Santa Anita Races 7-8-9Coast-to-Coast Pick 5 | Gulfstream Races 8-10; Santa Anita Races 3-5-6TOURNAMENT TIME$40 Gulfstream Feeder | details$40 Santa Anita Feeder | detailsNOTABLE CARRYOVERSMandatory Payout Pick 6 | $29,037 | Laurel Park | begins Race 3 | 12:57 pm ETMandatory Payout Pick 6 | $286,399 | Gulfstream | begins Race 6 | 3:19 pm ETKEY RACESTampa Bay Downs | Race 5 | 2:30 pm ET | Turf Classic StakesTampa Bay Downs | Race 6 | 3:00 pm ET | Sophomore StakesTampa Bay Downs | Race 7 | 3:36 pm ET | Sophomore Turf StakesTampa Bay Downs | Race 8 | 4:07 pm ET | Sprint StakesAqueduct | Race 7 | 4:17 pm ET | Top Flight StakesSunland | Race 6 | 4:37 pm ET | NM Breeders’ OaksTampa Bay Downs | Race 9 | 4:38 pm ET | Distaff Turf StakesAqueduct | Race 8 | 4:48 pm ET | Haynesfield StakesSunland | Race 7 | 5:04 pm ET | NM Breeders’ DerbyTampa Bay Downs | Race 10 | 5:10 pm ET | Sophomore Fillies StakesSanta Anita | Race 6 | 6:39 pm ET | San Carlos StakesLONGSHOT RACE ALERT FROM BETMIXFonner Park | Race 7 | 5:12 pm ETTampa Bay Downs | Race 11 | 5:40 pm ETGulfstream Park | Race 11 | 5:55 pm ETTRAINERS TO WATCHPhil D’Amato | Santa Anita | 5 of 6 entrants 5-1 or less oddsDID YOU SEE?Yesterday | sire Into Mischief | 4 wins (3 stakes), 3 seconds from 10 national starters, including Commandment (Fla Derby) and Renegade (Ark Derby)PUT US ON YOUR HANDICAPPING TEAMScott Shapiro: Gulfstream Mandatory Pick 6 Analysis for SundayScott Shapiro: Santa Anita Spot Plays for SundayFrank Carulli & Brian W. Spencer best bets today in Xpressbet.com member’s section

After a Florida Derby Day that saw Commandment get his nose down on the wire to win a desperate photo against The Puma in the headliner, it is closing day of the 2025-2026 Championship Meet at Gulfstream Park. The 11-race card is led by a mandatory payout in the Rainbow 6, which has a carryover of $286,399. Track officials are estimating the pool to reach $2.5M when all is said and done. Here is how I plan to attack the final Rainbow 6 of the meeting.Grade Descriptions: Grade A=Highest degree of confidence; Grade B=Solid Play. Grade C=Least preferred or pass; Grade X=probable winner but likely at odds too short to play.Race 6:Grade: C+Main Ticket: 1 Chemical Romance; 2 Bull Shoals; 6 SeracBackups: NoneForecast: #2 Bull Shoals was made the understandable 2-1-ML choice by oddsmaker Brian Nadeau after a runner-up effort at odds of 67-1 to kick off his career. The son of Mo Forza ran second to a runner that came back, took public support, but had a troubled voyage in yesterday’s Cutler Bay. If Bull Shoals moves forward off of that effort, they are running for second, but he is tough to trust at his likely off odds second time out. Therefore, I will include a few others capable of springing the upset. #1 Chemical Romance ran too poor to believe last out and proved he has the upside to be competitive against this level of competition two-back, while #6 Serac adds the blinkers and still has upside for trainer Nicholas Palmer.Race 7:Grade: BMain Ticket: 6 Noble JBackups: NoneForecast: I will take my biggest stand of the sequence with 9-2-ML shot #6 Noble J in this state-bred first-level allowance over the main track. The Monarch Stables gelding came back off a year and a half layoff in December and won going away before a pair of speed and fade efforts against this level of competition. There is no doubt his run last out was poor, but it came down on the inside on a day where the outside was by far the place to be in Hallandale Beach. Trainer David Fawkes has given the son of Noble Bird time and he should get a much more favorable setup with very little early zip signed on. The removal of blinkers for the first time hopefully relaxes this guy early and the move to the better part of the racetrack all meet should benefit him greatly. Gate-to-wire to gain a little separation from the public.Race 8:Grade: C+Main Ticket: 12 Ninja Star; 2 WinooskiBackups: 1 Maktub; 4 Honesto; 8 Bless AmericaForecast: #12 Ninja Star is the clear one to beat on the class drop in this full field $10k open claimer over the all-weather. The Florida-bred has won 5 of 16 over the synthetic, won at this level two-back, and exits a much better race than he is entered in later today. That said, he is likely to be a short price and only bested similar competition by a head in early February. I will use him along with #2 Winooski on all tickets and threw some prices in as backups. There is a non-zero chance this thing falls apart. Anything goes if the favorite does not fire his best shot.Race 9:Grade: B-Main Ticket: 2 ThemanupfrontBackups: 9 The BrigadeForecast: I lack creativity in this optional claimer over the lawn where I could not past the two ML choices. #2 Themanupfront drew better and should have a tactical advantage over #9 The Brigade. If jockey Jonathan Ocasio controls the early tempo, he will be tough to get by late. I will center things around the Bobby Dibona trainee with plenty of coverage going to The Brigade as well.Race 10:Grade: B-Main Ticket: 3 Palace View; 5 Nantasket Beach; 10 Baytown ParfaitBackups: 9 Longbranch LouForecast: The final race of the meet over the all-weather is a competitive one at 1m70yds where #5 Nantasket Beach was made the slight favorite over #9 Longbranch Lou after bypassing a stakes race over the grass yesterday. I have a slight bit of doubt about the 7YO gelding over this surface, but trainer Lauren Robson has earned the benefit of the doubt. She has won with 20% of her 56 starters dating back to the start of 2025 and has spotted horses wonderfully this winter. Therefore, he is a must use along with late running #3 Palace View. I am also intrigued by #10 Baytown Parfait after a huge effort last out. Sure, he lost to #9 Longbranch Lou, but did all of the dirty work. He could have things a lot easier upfront this afternoon.Race 11:Grade: BMain Ticket: 3 Ati Girl; 9 Peachy Canyon; 11 DynaBackups: NoneForecast: The final race of the meet looks wide-open. #11 Dyna is a logical contender for a barn that is heating up late in the meet, but drew poorly off a long break making her impossible to trust. If she can work out a trip, she is the one to beat, but I like a pair of prices as well. The aforementioned Lauren Robson sends out wild card #9 Peachy Canyon. The Tristar Farm runner made one start, but in December at Dundalk over their synthetic surface. The upside is there for a barn that clearly knows what they are doing. I like #3 Ati Girl most. The daughter of Nyquist has had five chances, but all for former trainer Tim Hamm. Not only did she progress nicely over those starts at Tampa Bay Downs, but now she moves into the barn of Bill Mott. With an inside draw, she is tasty value at her 15-1 ML offering. Let’s close out the meet in style!

After a Saturday that saw mostly formful results, including Rashimi’s victory as the odds-on choice in the Wilshire (G3), they are back it for one more card to end the racing week at Santa Anita Park. The 9-race slate is headlined by the $100,000 San Carlos (G3) at 7-furlongs over the main track. Here are a few horses I have my eye on later this afternoon in Southern California.Race 1:I am going to take a big swing to start off the day in this 9-furlong affair over the grass for protected non-winners. #4 Off Your Rocker debuted in a realistic spot for trainer Leonard Powell with little fear his 35-1-longshot would get claimed at first asking. The son of Rock Your World failed to hit the board at a big price that day, but really impressed me with his late run and gallop out. The 3YO gelding moves up to take on MSW foes and quite frankly meets a field where the favorites do not scare me. It is a lot to ask and it will require a better ride from Cesar Belmont than he has given most of his grass mounts over the course of the winter, but the price should be right to gamble in the opener.Play: #4 Off Your Rocker (12-1 ML)Race 2:Hopefully, we are alive in the early Double heading into this MSW for fillies and mares at 7-furlongs over the main track where #1 Wolf Hill is a vulnerable 7-5-ML choice. The upstart filly has had five chances already in compact groups and has been unable to get to the wire first. Her upside is limited at this point as well, so I will look to a filly that has far more in #2 Bad Manners. Trainer Richard Mandella has had this daughter of Into Mischief on the sidelines since her debut last August against a live MSW field at Del Mar. She was a well-beaten third that day, but took on far better horses than she meets today. Mandella is strong off the break since he is sure to have them ready before getting them back to the races. I like this gal’s chance of besting this group off the lengthy break.Play: #2 Bad Manners (5-1 ML)Race 5:The pace should be honest in this key race for Pick 5 players since it closes out the early and starts the late. Given the probable race shape, I am singling #5 Amplitude. The son of Uncle Mo has failed to hit the board in two starts since moving out west into the John Sadler barn. That said, he encountered stronger competition than he meets later today. Sadler takes the blinkers off this 5YO that should get a fast pace to run at. Kazushi Kimura will be back aboard. If he is able to save ground early, he should have a ton of horse late.Play: #5 Amplitude (3-1 ML)

EXTRA INCENTIVES$10 Money-Back Special | UAE Derby (Mey), Florida Derby (GP), Arkansas Derby (OP)$5,000 Exacta-Thon | Gulfstream Park2 Million 1/ST Rewards Points Hit & Split | Oaklawn Late Pick 4SCHEDULE NOTESDubai World Cup Day at Meydan | first post 7:30 am ET | DWC Need-to-KnowTurfway Park | closing night | mandatory payouts all poolsSPECIAL WAGERSSunset Pick 6 | Gulfstream Races 12-13-14; Santa Anita Races 7-8-9Coast-to-Coast Pick 5 | Gulfstream Races 11-14; Santa Anita Races 3-4-5TOURNAMENT TIME$1500 Florida Derby Challenge | details$40 Gulfstream Feeder | details$40 Santa Anita Feeder | detailsNOTABLE CARRYOVERSPick 6 | $13,951 | Aqueduct | begins Race 4 | 2:51 pm ETJackpot Pick 6 | $170,663 | Gulfstream | begins Race 9 | 3:31 pm ETKEY RACESMeydan | Race 6 | 10:55 am ET | Dubai Golden ShaheenGulfstream | Race 3 | 12:28 pm ET | Cutler Bay StakesMeydan | Race 9 | 12:40 pm ET | Dubai World CupGulfstream | Race 4 | 12:57 pm ET | Appleton StakesOaklawn | Race 4 | 2:11 pm ET | Temperence Hill StakesGulfstream | Race 7 | 2:26 pm ET | Ghostzapper StakesGulfstream | Race 8 | 2:56 pm ET | Orchid StakesGulfstream | Race 9 | 3:31 pm ET | Gulfstream Park OaksGulfstream | Race 10 | 4:06 pm ET | Sanibel Island StakesGulfstream | Race 11 | 4:40 pm ET | Army Mule StakesSanta Anita | Race 3 | 5:01 pm ET | Wilshire StakesOaklawn | Race 9 | 5:02 pm ET | American Pharoah StakesGulfstream | Race 12 | 5:15 pm ET | San Springs StakesGulfstream | Race 13 | 5:58 pm ET | Pan American StakesOaklawn | Race 11 | 6:22 pm ET | Oaklawn MileGulfstream | Race 14 | 6:42 pm ET | Florida Derby | Meet the ContendersOaklawn | Race 13 | 7:48 pm ET | Arkansas Derby | Meet the ContendersTurfway | Race 7 | 8:55 pm ET Serena’s Song StakesLONGSHOT RACE ALERT FROM BETMIXGulfstream Park | Race 1 | 11:30 am ETTampa Bay Downs | Race 7 | 3:43 pm ETTurfway Park | Race 5 | 7:55 pm ETTRAINERS TO WATCHChad Brown | Gulfstream, Tampa, Aqueduct | 7 of 8 entrants 4-1 or less oddsDID YOU SEE?Yesterday | Oaklawn | jockey Francisco Arrieta | 4 wins, including 2 stakesPUT US ON YOUR HANDICAPPING TEAMJeremy Plonk: Race of the Week – Dubai World CupScott Shapiro: Kentucky Derby Prep Picks – Florida Derby, UAE Derby, Arkansas DerbyBrian Nadeau: Florida Derby Day Gulfstream Full-Card PicksScott Shapiro: Gulfstream Park Exacta-Thon Picks for SaturdayJeremy Plonk: Oaklawn Late Pick 4 Hit & Split AnalysisScott Shapiro: Santa Anita Pick Spot Plays for SaturdayFrank Carulli & Brian W. Spencer best bets today in Xpressbet.com member’s section