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25th June 2012, 05:42 PM
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Originally Posted by TheSchmile
A good place to start when trying to secure value is to look at the favourite and ask:
1/ Has it won at the distance and if not is it bred to run this distance?
2/ Does it like today's track conditions - Good, dead, slow etc
3/ Is it trained by a quality trainer with a decent Jock on top.
4/ Win strike >20%
If the answer is no to at least 3 from 4 of the points then it's worth looking at the remaining horses in the race.
If the answer is YES, to these questions, then you have to calculate a minimum acceptable price. If this is too daunting there are many services that frame markets for you at a cost.
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Hi Star,
Here's my answer from your 'Looking for Value' thread.
The Schmile
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