#5 As You Were She was flat when going short last time out, but she ran okay going two turns in mid-December. Race Summary Hope Ever Lasting went evenly after tracking the pace in the debut run, but she might be able to sustain a move a little bit better with that race under her belt. #7 Nyx and Chaos It's a little interesting that they're dropping her in for a tag just after she took a nice step forward and found the exacta with special weight company, but obviously something like that last run would keep her in the mix here. Think she probably offers a decent enough price while stepping up. #2 Dweller She'll step up after a useful debut run at the $16,000 level, and she is another with some upside after just one run. #9 Hope Ever Lasting She needs to turn the tables on a couple who beat her last time out, but she has some upside in this second career start and figures for a great trip spying the pace from this wide draw. Race Summary Tanya's Gem looks for a fourth win in a row after easily handling cheaper in recent starts, and her ability to finish a little bit might serve her well in a race where a couple of the main players might be vulnerable late. Think she is probably along too late to land this, but maybe she boosts the gimmicks at a price. #4 Mad For Fame She caught a tough winner when returning here last month, and she has historically done pretty good work here. #3 Flattering Ruby She's a good fit with this kind, but she does tend to give away ground late in the lane, making her a bit suspect in the final yards again here at what might be a bit of an underlaid price.
#1 Tanya's Gem She might be a little cheap for these, but she's in really good form on the rise, and she should be able to get a decent go of things while saving ground on the inside. Reggie Garrett has his picks for each race at Turf Paradise, Parx and Mahoning Valley. We have 3 tracks on Tuesday, January 18th, 2021.
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