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Ernie__Bert
25 Mar 11 16:53
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Back a horse to lay

or

Lay horse to back??

Thanks.Happy

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buzzer
When: 25 Mar 11 16:59
if you expect the odds to lengthen lay to back
...........................shorten back to lay Confused
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Ernie__Bert
When: 25 Mar 11 23:21
What im saying is which has a better propensity to win with? its not about using a judgement im looking more at fact?
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DFCIRONMAN
When: 25 Mar 11 23:35
How "simple" do you believe horse racing is?

Each race/horse in that flaming race needs to be rated on its factors in its favour and against it for the distance/type of race/time in season/going etc etc etc etc etc etc ........then their are factors like is it a front runner....or does it get held up etc etc etc

Your question is just inane!

Your question demonstrates you have little understanding of horse racing......IMO......
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Hiawatha
When: 26 Mar 11 08:49
It will be better for you to back rather than lay.
It will be better for you to back horses at the front end of the market.
You will be unable to win either backing or laying.
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