🏇Happy Wednesday & National Macadamia Nut Day!
For today's 🏇🏻 racing, we head to beautiful Farmington, NY, for eight races. A day to relax and take a deep breath before tomorrow. Yep - it's almost here - the start of the 2024 NFL season with all its hoopla, wings, drama, hopes, disappointments, more wings, beer, fantasy leagues, still more wings (& beer) with a plethora of betting opportunities (ummm... just one more wing)
BUT.....
As we enjoy all of that - there are huge horse races on the docket leading up to the two most exciting two days on the racing calendar - that being - the 2024 Breeders' Cup World Championships, which will take place where the "Turf Meets The Surf" - aka Del Mar Thoroughbred Club on the first two days of November. BTW - we'll have two cards for you this coming Saturday - first up, our Lundin LIne visits Kentucky Downs for the first time this meet for a great day of racing, featuring 2 Win-&-In races for the Breeders' Cup. Then, later, we'll provide more picks & Best Bets at the Del Mar. Throw in some College Football & we just planned out your Saturday. Yeah - you're welcome! 🏇🏈🤑
While not the big, impressive fields that will define the Breeders Cup Races - today's card at Finger Lakes provides what Thoroughbred racing fans crave - watching amazing animals and skilled athletes compete in this incredible sport. (all with the chance of makin' some 💵!
Need help pickin' winners? We've got you covered! Our (Always Free) #LundinLine's Top Picks and Best Bets are below in this post. We use them to help narrow the field while putting our tickets together.
The first post will be here soon, so don't be late - It's time to get #InTheMoney! 💰🤑
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🏇🏻 Finger Lakes // Wed., Sept. 4th 2024 🏇🏾
🏇🏾 1st Post @ 1:00 EDT (10:00 PDT)
R1: 4-6-5-1
R2: 7-4-5-2
R3: 6-5-2
R4: 4⭑-1-3-2
R5: 2-6-4-1
R6: 1-6-2-7
R7: 6-4-7-5
R8: 1⭑-7-8-5
⭑ Best Bet(s)
R4: All the Rage (#4)
R8: Playingwithmatches (#1)
From our friends at National Day Calendar
"Delectable macadamia nuts have a creamy, buttery taste. These nuts add a subtle richness to everything they grace. Also versatile, macadamia nuts originated in Australia. They were named for the physician and chemist John Macadam, who discovered them. Macadam also pursued further cultivating the tree in Australia, making it more abundant.
Like large evergreens, the macadamia tree grows between 30 and 40 feet high. Although they are native to Australia, most of today's world supply grows in Hawaii. Growers first began cultivating macadamia trees in Hawaii in 1921. Indonesia, South Africa, and California also grow this delicious nut commercially."
Hit us up @_TurtleSports, and let us know what you think!
/ As always, please forgive any typos and grammatical errors
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