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Target races with 9-13 runners only. Target the first 5 names in Pre post market. .Must be in top 5 in Win percentage rankings. .Must also be in top 5 in Place percentage rankings. If left 3 or less selections bet them all. cheers.
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![]() Hey Bhagwan,
Sounds interesting, have you any stats on this..? Paul |
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![]() It seems to work best on any Handicap race where longer priced horses tend to get up.
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I left out Maiden races and only went on the others that had 9-13 starters. The result i got wasn't brilliant Out $24 for Return of only $4.90 (2 winners from 9 races) BUT I did a comparison on the same races using top 5 API (suggested by LuckyBoy in another post), which gave a return of $22 from an outlay of $31. Not remarkable, people may say but if we had dutched them on an outlay of $10 per race the result was out $100 return $107. Still not a big deal but this was 4 winners paying $11.10/$2.10/$5.90/2.80 and there were quite a few bets on horses showing over $13.00 at the time. (After looking back at the races 4 of them had 4 qualifiers so under the top 3 rule they would not have been eligible. Of those 4 races there was only the $2.10 winner therefore the real picture is much better. i.e using the API for the TOP 3 the outlay would've been $19 and return $19.90 and dutching woul have been outlay $60 return $94.40). Sorry about that confusion I was "Dutching" probably a couple of hours before the jump, so a potential max price limit would help. Certainly needs a bit more attention. Too much on this weekend to have much of a go myself, but when I can I'll try out on slightly adjusted rules : Handicap Races but not maidens. 9-13 starters after scratchings. First 5 in the prepost market taken from R & S. First 5 in API (Ave Prizemoney Index). If 3 or less qualifiers in a race, back them for a win or Dutch them. Thanks again Bhagwan for pointing us in the right direction Regards......Mancunian |
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![]() Thanks M for your valuable input & kind words.
Those figures look impressive. Dutching does improve the figures where the winners are shorter priced which makes up the majority of winners , but if its a day where the odd $15.00 & $20 winners decide to get up, betting the same amount will obviously produce a greater return. I guess its a question of wheather its a day for the 2 favs getting up or a day for the longer priced horses that get up. I have always been amazed at some of the excellent prices that get up in Hcp events, therefore well worth targeting. I use Betfair where the prices are often double to that show on the TAB once they get over $10 as shown on the TAB. For instance Townsville R4/6 Thur 25th Simones Got Class paid $16.70 UniTAB it was 3rd Fav in R & S pre post, but it was up to 10 pts better on Betfair. Cheers.
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Randwick Race 4 - 2/6/9 Race 5 - 3/5/10 Race 7 - 1/5/10 Kyneton Race 6 - 1/2/3 Race 8 - 1/2/3 May revisit Kyneton Races 7 and 9 to get prices closer to jump time as they both have 4 qualifiers but 1 in each race may get eliminated if outside the price range. Cheers.....Mancunian |
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on win bets it would've been out $15 return $2.40. dutching outlay (at $10 per race) $50 for a return of ($12.40). Will check a bit further for a while cheers...Mancunian |
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