12th May 2011, 11:37 AM
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Originally Posted by michaelg
Max, I don't know what will start as the fave.
Before this method, I've sometimes looked at the fave in both D.Scott's market and also the Tele market but their faves quite often can eventually be third or fourth fave in the real market.
The system was still in profit when I lost interest due to my preference with lay betting. However one day I might look at it again, or a variation.
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Michaelg Hello
A thought came to me when I read this. "Before this method, I've sometimes looked at the fave in both D.Scott's market and also the Tele market but their faves quite often can eventually be third or fourth fave in the real market." So the public thinks that these markets are wrong and makes their own. How often are they wrong?
The general consensus is that the winner is in the top 5 pre-post and/or the top 5 in the market. In most cases they are the same horses with a different order of preference. The obvious answer is enough to make it unviable. did you notice a trend that these Don Scott horses that went out in the real market only to win? I am trying to polish a 3rd fav system.
Hav a good day Beton
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