Be Careful
Your assertion that you rarely get a big overlay with odds on pops is not quite so. If you look at the percentages. A horse assessed at say 12 represents 66% of your market.If you could get say 910 or 52% that represents an overlay of about 14%. If you assess a horse at say 101 or 9% and you get 251 or 4% then that is an overlay of 5%. So as you can see there is good value in getting overs on short priced horses. I do hope I am not coming across as being too critical here. I have only posted a few times and am enjoying the cut and thrust of the differing opinions.Especially Testa, Equine Investor et al.