High Level Handicapping: Jon Stettin fades the favorites in three graded stakes — Further Ado in the Haskell, the morning-line choice in the Diana, and a dirt-debut angle in the San Diego.
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Three graded stakes, three favorites Jon isn’t buying. He explains why Further Ado’s regression pattern makes him a play against in the Haskell, why a big-money sale still hasn’t earned his trust in Napoleon Solo, and why the model’s sustained speed data has him overriding the morning line favorite in the Diana.
Then he goes off the board entirely in the San Diego with a dirt-debut angle that’s cashed before. No results given away here — the full case for each price is inside. Subscribe for new episodes every week and drop your own price on these three below.
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