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Lady Faye Verrit
28 May 10 10:56
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Please can someone explain what this means?

I can't believe it is something I don't know about but just wondering if it is just the way it was expressed that I didn't grasp.

Someone on the Horse Racing Forum said that his selection,
for a win on the favourite, went to 1.01 and was beaten.

He then said that "it was back to lay" so he got his stake back!

What would have been the mechanics on this one?

BTW....I had it laid at 1.02 so no complaints on that score.

I would also be interested to know at what final price the ultimate winner went in.

The race was the 14:40 at Brighton yesterday

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When: 28 May 10 11:11
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When: 28 May 10 11:13
Simply  put I choose a horse and back it before the off . Knowing it will steam in maybe in running .

I then lay off during the race for profit. As long as the price moves inwards ie back 6.4   lay at 3.2

Using and API is even better can green off on whole field easy .
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