Thanks woof43,

It's greenroom42@hotmail.com

mjb.

If this is true then surely a horse with a poor last start but an "average talent level" indicating a strong chance in a particular race would usually be good value. Or is there also no correlation between recent form and market price? Now that I would find hard to believe.

[ This Message was edited by: OnTheNose on 2004-05-10 01:10 ]

[ This Message was edited by: OnTheNose on 2004-05-10 12:47 ]

Zorro,

It seems to boil down to working out your own 'base run'for a horse, based on the average from a few past runs you consider genuine [not fitness runs or way out of class or distance etc].

Cheers.

Hi woof, would appreciate it if you could also forward to -

mango_madness@bigpond.com

Thanks