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Keefter, I assume you're referring to 09/10/2001.
Yes, there were 8 winning favourites at Catterick that day however the Wolverhampton meeting you refer to was an afternoon meeting (first race 13:40) not an evening one. Furthermore, you make no reference to the other afternoon meetings that day at Fairyhouse and Southwell. The table below lists the clear favourites for 09/10/2001 in race time order. There is no evidence of a sequence of '10 favs winning on the trot'.
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fair enough top2rated. I pulled the data from a bewsite after i googled it and assumed it to be accurate. My mistake, since you have the real data what is the longest running streak of consecutive favourites in the UK and Ire? and what prices were each runner? lets see how much you'd be into it for using a martingale system... my example was with evens shots, what if you get 6 winning 3-1 favs in a row? the point still remains that it wouldn't work in the long run. I havent even got into how much comm you'd be paying and how that would have to be figured into the bigger bets to make up the £50 you wnat to make for your million, thats the million you have sat around you've decided to put to use on BF laying favs for a £50 a day profit, about half what you'd make with it sat in an investment account.
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Thanks top2rated.
To be fair, by records only go back about 40 years. But that will do for me... |