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years ago at wangaratta i watched a bookie bring in an absolute dog from 10/1 to 3/1.up to that point there was absolutely no money for this poor creature but the minute it was wound in punters come from everywhere to back it.from recollection it ran 8th.
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Classic example first race Rosehill.
Kingston Classic opened 2.6 out to 5.5 and 6.0 was obtainable from couple of them. My point is who did the books think was the best horse in the race when they opened. Its obvious but no money came for it and blew. Won with a leg in the air. These guys have more info than any of us will ever get and if you learn to try to read them and what they are doing it throws up a lot of horses that are on the job. They dont all win of course. Im not saying its every race. Ive seen days where nothing that can sniffed out shows up. If IM on a horse and it gets backed off the map my confidence wains as very very few of these salute the judge. Cheers |
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....and who was it that was unders Fine Cotton all those years ago?
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Thats obvious because he didnt want to take money on it for obvious reasons.
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Havent had any response to this thread from anyone that goes to the track and working their bet out from looking at odds.
I sincerely dont think its any worse than doing the form. Ive been looking at something for the last 3 months and today put it in to practise at Canterbury. Backing 2 horses every race on bookies odds & games only and not looking at any FORM. Total outlay 54 Total return 99 Profit 45 Last saturday had a pie shop day doing form & ratings, doing my odds thing would have had a blinder. Just interested if their is anyone else out there that works from odds & not form. Cheers |
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i do listed and group horses only. i dont do form as it is misleading.
form may be relative but i never found out what it is relative to. i must be careful here as it may suggest that i back/fluke a winner occasionally. i check the most recent performer in listed/group class (placed) and check the odds. highest priced is backed. on saturday (i wasnt going to do this) century kid placed in group company 3 starts ago. won at 14/1 beating covet thee placed last start in group company. edgeton placed 3 starts ago group company good odds. sunday joy won group one two starts ago. can they win first up who knows but so what we have been wrong before. sunday smoky island running in a flying at halidon won 3 in row recently in adelaide listed placed horse would assume some sort of chance at halidon in a $4000 flying. paid $10.10 son of spartacus in the last at adelaide on saturday. only two listed horses in the race placed 1st and third. today monaco miss the only listed placed horse running at seymour. paid $8.10 for a win. form is a diversion rather than a help. |
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Hi topsy99,
At least someone has similar ideas to me. You are a lot more refined in what you are doing than what I am,but very interesting what you do and worth looking at. As Ive posted before I have been off the punting scene for 13 years. Prior to that lived off it for 4 years never made a fortune but paid the bills. 13 years ago there was no computers as such,data bases spreadsheets etc etc etc. I ONLY bet at the track,if I could get there,e.g Metro Sydney, Wyong, Newcastle, Gosford,Kembla etc. If I couldnt get to a track, because of distance NO bet. I NEVER looked at form because there is a lot better than me out there you just have to try to read what is happening. Since I started punting again recently I thought I would do it the professional way,form, ratings etc. I must admit I have had reasonable success with this site and will continue to use it my own way (exotics). I think the biggest problem today is we have all become too lazy,all the betting sites,this offer,that offer,this bonus etc etc. I firmly believe if one is to have success at this game,get off your a*** get to the track and watch what is happening. Cheers Ps A very similar idea to what you are doing but on a lower scale,is you can see a horse that has been running at say Randwick,Flemington,Doomben,etc, have been off the scene for 6 to 12 months and pop up at Moe, Mackay,etc. Watch how many of these get up at huge odds. Another advantage Of being at the track take the winner SYD1 18 most books,26 available with one of em, checked tonite best 3 tab price 14.7,even if you are on line with a bookie you wont get the 26. Will be interesting in the morning to see what starting price was. [ This Message was edited by: kenchar on 2003-09-16 20:36 ] [ This Message was edited by: kenchar on 2003-09-16 21:16 ] |
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Kenchar
I realised long ago my ratings weren't consistent enough. My main source of racing income involves no form study whatsoever, figures alone. SR6 last Saturday was a classic example. Add up the place %. |
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Mark,
Syd R6 must be a good race, today backed 2 horses for a place, 2nd & 3rd check the odds. Cheers |
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ref sydney race 6.
numbers 4 and 1 only two listed horses in the race. unfortunately beaten by the favorite. (or fortunately if you were on the fave) (fiammarosa and highest) only other listed horse running in sydney was out of form prude. |
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