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DEVLIN-LFC
25 May 10 12:04
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is it best to avoid these races and im talking anywere in the world

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REM
When: 25 May 10 13:07
The question is how to understand these races?

Early season races have little form. Connections have far greater knowledge than the punter, but this is often reflected in the markets.

Certain trainers prepare 2yos in a consistent way.

Later in the season with longer trips and changing ground breeding knowledge can be rewarded.

2yo races are always worth a look imo, but not always worth a bet.
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Equimine.co.uk
When: 25 May 10 15:13
Whilst there are no hard and fast rules about anything. 2 yr old races are either a good profit source, or an easy way to lose money.

You have to start with the breeding, if you either don't understand the elements or chose not to learn about them then steer clear.
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duncan idaho
When: 25 May 10 18:19
I know 1 or 2 respected handicappers who believe that 2yo form is the most reliable of the lot, though they may have been referring to the nursery season.
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