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02/12/2012 - Orlando, FL (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Seven-year-old trotter San Pail has been named harness racing's 2011 Horse of the Year. The announcement came Sunday night by the U.S. Harness Writers Association at the annual Dan Patch Awards dinner.
Trained by co-owner Rod Hughes, San Pail was also voted Trotter of the Year as well as champion older male trotter. He finished atop the final Hambletonian Society/Breeders Crown poll for 2011. San Pail captured 14 of 16 starts with two seconds for $1,289,000. His biggest wins in 2011 were the $766,500 Maple Leaf Trot and $600,000 Breeders Crown. The gelding was driven by Randy Waples.
The Dan Patch Award as Pacer of the Year went to Foiled Again who was already named older male pacer. Foiled Again is owned by Burke Racing Stable, Weaver Bruscemi LLC and JJK Stables. Trained by Ron Burke, Foiled Again was driven by Yannick Gingras and won 14 of 28 starts in 2011 for $1.4 million. His major victories came in the $335,000 Quillen Memorial and $306,000 Molson.
The divisional Dan Patch Awards were announced in December.
The 2011 Dan Patch Award winners are:
Horse of the Year: San Pail
Pacer of the Year: Foiled Again
Trotter of the Year: San Pail
Two-year-old pacing colt: Sweet Lou
Two-year-old pacing filly: Economy Terror
Two-year-old trotting colt: Possess The Will
Two-year-old trotting filly: Check Me Out
Three-year-old pacing colt: Roll With Joe
Three-year-old pacing filly: See You At Peelers
Three-year-old trotting colt: Broad Bahn
Three-year-old trotting filly: Cedar Dove
Older male pacer: Foiled Again
Older female pacer: Anndrovette
Older male trotter: San Pail
Older female trotter: Action-Broadway
<< 20! Red Wings tie home winning streak mark
Detroit, MI (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - The Detroit Red Wings tied the NHL record with
their 20th straight home win, beating the Philadelphia Flyers 4-3 on Sunday.
The Red Wings tied the record set by Boston during the 1929-30 season and
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<< Heat breeze past Hawks
Atlanta, GA (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Dwyane Wade scored all 21 of his points in a
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LeBron James chipped i
<< Malkin scored twice as Pens double up Lightning
Pittsburgh, PA (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Evgeni Malkin lit the lamp twice and the
Pittsburgh Penguins scored four unanswered goals Sunday night to beat the
Tampa Bay Lightning, 4-2.
The Penguins bounced back from the two quickest goals b
<< Blues shut out Sharks, extend home points streak
St. Louis, MO (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Jaroslav Halak made 25 saves to record his
sixth shutout of the season and 22nd of his career as the St. Louis Blues kept
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Warriors edge Rockets behind Ellis' 33 >>
Oakland, CA (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - Monta Ellis poured in 33 points and the Golden
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a 106-97 win on Sunday.
The Warriors got 15 points and 13 rebounds from David Lee a
The Kentucky Derby winner will not come from the Mutuel Field >>
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mutuel field has been the correct bet in six of the 13 Pool 1 wagers,
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Fargo, ND (Sportsbook Betting Lines) - FCS national champion North Dakota State has
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(Sportsbook Betting Lines) - The Washington Capitals found themselves leading the
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Underdog bettors love the Super Bowl and, history suggests, the underdogs love them back. And the big dogs bite harder.
Even so, there is a warning in store for Super Bowl gamblers who must love dogs: The Arizona Cardinals Super Bowl betting lines might not be enough of a Cinderella to make it worth your while.
Although the Cardinals were widely panned as one of the worst division winners and least playoff-worthy teams in recent memory, their trip to Super Bowl XLIII Jan. 31 in Tampa against the Pittsburgh Steelers Super Bowl betting lines comes with a little more respect from the oddsmakers than you might imagine. They are a 7-point underdog at most sports books.
If you count yourself among those who covet the big dog in the big game, this isn’t exactly great news. You should have been hoping for more points. This is because the facts show that the bigger the dog, the better the bet in the Super Bowl.
Case in point: Over the past 13 seasons, double-figure underdogs in the Super Bowl are 4-0-1 ATS and have won the past three outright. In fact, the last double-digit chalk to do the deed for bettors was the 1995 San Francisco 49ers, who managed to beat the astounding 19-point spot afforded backers of the San Diego Chargers in the 49-26 romp in Super Bowl XXIX.
By contrast, 7-point favorites are 2-1-1 ATS in the same span, the last such contest resulting a cover grinded out by the Colts in their 29-17 win over the Bears two seasons ago in Super Bowl XLI.
In 2004, the Patriots failed to cover the number in their 32-29 triumph over the Carolina Panthers in Super Bowl props while the Rams and Titans gave everyone a refund in 2000 after the Rams posted a 23-16 win as a seven-point favorite.
So while Arizona’s run has included impressive upsets as a 10-point road underdog to the Carolina Panthers and Sunday’s 32-25 win in the NFC championship game to the 4-point favored Philadelphia Eagles, their long-shot story lacks a bit of the David vs. Goliath storyline of past Super Bowl underdogs.
While the seven-point spread represents a significant gap in the perception of strength between the two teams, it is far from monumental. For example, last season the Giants were the wild-card afterthought turned road-warrior buzzsaw, with stunning wins over the Buccaneers, Cowboys and Packers to earn their place in the Super Bowl.
There, they played spoiler to New England’s bid to become the first 19-0 team in NFL history and cemented their place in sports betting lore with a 17-14 win as a 12.5-point underdog.
In other words, the Cardinals appear to have their work cut out for them as a mid-range underdog. But in homage to the spread beaters who have come before them, here is a brief look back at recent colossal upsets in the Super Bowl:
SB XLII -- 2008 -- New York Giants 17, New England Patriots 14 (Giants +12.5) – Eli Manning’s 13-yard touchdown pass to Plaxico Burress in the final minute clinched the historic upset for the Giants, who used a masterful defensive plan to slow down Tom Brady and the previously undefeated New England Patriots.
XXXVI -- 2002 -- Patriots 20, Rams 17 (Patriots +14) – This was the coming out party for the aforementioned Brady, who went from obscure sixth-round draft pick to Super Bowl hero in one fell swoop. He led the game-winning drive in the final minute – eschewing analyst John Madden’s advice to take a knee and play for overtime – leading to Adam Vinatieri’s memorable 48-yard field goal that split the uprights as time expired.
XXXII 1998 Broncos 31, Packers 24 (Denver +12) – The first of John Elway’s two consecutive Super Bowl titles to put an end to his Hall of Fame career was an upset for the ages. The Broncos used the determination of Elway and a 157-yard, three-touchdown performance from Terrell Davis to turn back Brett Favre and the heavily favored Packers.
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