The show kicks off with PTF and Nick Tammaro looking back at a trio of Kentucky Derby prep races from last weekend: Burnham Square's win in the Holy Bull at Gulfstream,  Citizen Bull's three-year-old debut in the Lewis stakes at Santa Anita, and Captain Cook's nice effort in the Withers at Aqueduct.

Then they dive deeper into various Gulfstream Park and Santa Anita races from the weekend.

For the final segment, recent $100,000 winner Jim Tragos, who took down the 1/st Grand Three, joins PTF to talk about his time being a horseplayer and his winning strategy in the contest.

Takeaways:

• The podcast provides an in-depth analysis of the Kentucky Derby prep races, focusing on the performances of Burnham Square, Citizen Bull, and Captain Cook, highlighting their potential in upcoming races.
• PTF and Nick Tammaro engage in a detailed discussion about recent races at Gulfstream Park and Santa Anita, emphasizing the significance of buyer speed figures in evaluating horse performances.
• Jim Tragos shares his experience as a horseplayer and the strategy that led him to win a $100,000 prize in a contest, providing insights into the competitive nature of horse racing contests.
• The hosts reflect on the importance of evaluating horses based on their racing circumstances, including pace and competition, rather than solely on pedigree or previous performance.
• The episode underscores the evolving landscape of horse racing contests, particularly the shift towards more structured and competitive events, as exemplified by Tragos's recent success.
• Listeners are encouraged to follow the hosts' expertise in handicapping and to engage with the content available on the In The Money Media platforms for further insights.