Gulfstream Park Picks – Thursday, February 25, 2021

Gulfstream Park has ten races scheduled on Thursday for our wagering delight, with a full race card of maiden, starter, allowance, and claiming races, half on turf and half on the main track.

Remember that while I review the three richest races here, but you can find Gulfstream’s entire ten-race card at one of our top online racebooks.

Read on for my Gulfstream Park picks and betting tips for Thursday, February 25, 2021.

This is a maiden special weight race for three-year-olds running a distance of six furlongs for a purse of $40,000.

I’m going to stick with the 5/2 morning line favorite here — Twice too Many, ridden by Luis Saez. This gelding finished his single career start in second place in late January at Gulfstream, setting himself a solid speed figure despite his involvement in a three-horse jostle at the break.

I can’t resist a value show wager on the 30/1 longshot Palemma, with Jesus M. Rios aboard. This colt has no starting record, but his times in recent workouts are very encouraging. It could happen.

This is an allowance optional claiming race for Florida-bred fillies and mares four years old and upward running a distance of 5-1/2 furlongs for a purse of $44,000.

I like the 2/1 morning line favorite for this race — Loriloupes, with Emisael Jaramillo in the irons. This four-year-old filly moneyed four of her five career starts, winning two.

As far as value show bets are concerned, I see you eyeballing that 20/1 longshot, thinking something along the lines of “it could happen.” Trust me: It is not going to happen.

This is an allowance optional claiming race for three-year-old fillies running a distance of five furlongs on turf for a purse of $47,000.

I like the 8/1 sleeper for the win in this race — Reinagol, ridden by Edgard Zayas. This filly moneyed all three of her career starts, winning one.

For comparison, the morning line favorite — La Libertee — finished in the money for two of her three career starts, winning one. Her single non-money start was in the Untapable Stakes (Black Type) last September at Kentucky Downs, where a stumble at the break lost her jockey and earned her a DNF.

At 12/1, Lambeau Lady, with Javier Castellano aboard, looks good for a value show wager. This filly moneyed both of her career starts, winning one.

For more profit opportunities, be sure to check out the other two tracks I reviewed for Thursday: