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Ernie Perri, Woodbine Clocker & Morning Line Oddsmaker / Carol Cedeno, Jockey / Scott Price, Hanover Raceway General Manager
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- Jun 5, 2026
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- 3230
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Summary
Today, Larry goes one-on-one with Woodbine clocker and morning line oddsmaker Ernie Perri, who returns to Ponies 24-7 to provide listeners with a behind-the-scenes look at two of the most important handicapping roles in horse racing. Ernie explains what goes into clocking workouts, how he distinguishes strong works from ordinary ones, and why workout patterns can provide valuable insight when evaluating a horse’s chances. He also discusses the role of a morning line oddsmaker, how morning lines are created, and how bettors can use them as a handicapping tool. In addition, Ernie breaks down several horses he likes on today’s Woodbine card and shares his thoughts on the Grade one Belmont Stakes at Saratoga, including the contenders he believes have the best chance to win one of the sport’s most prestigious races. Also today, jockey Carol Cedeno joins Ponies 24-7 for the first time following a remarkable comeback from a devastating riding accident that sidelined her for nearly eight months. A six-time leading rider at Delaware Park with more than thirty-five million dollars in career purse earnings, Cedeno discusses the injuries she suffered, the lengthy rehabilitation process, and the determination required to return to the saddle. She reflects on winning her first race back at Delaware Park, explains why she chose riding as a career, and shares stories from a career that includes becoming the first jockey in Delaware Park history to ride seven winners on a single card. Carol also talks about the goals she has set for herself moving forward and the races she still hopes to win. Then, Hanover Raceway General Manager Scott Price returns to the show as the popular Ontario harness track opens its twenty twenty-six racing season. Scott previews opening day festivities and out…