laying 1st and 2nd favs

http://adrianmassey.no-ip.org/web1/fav/fav0.php

Hope this helps.

You'll do better by breaking it down into things like field sizes, number of starters under $10 V field size class of race, where the fav is drawn or distances.

If you can combine all these into a lay of the fav, you'll do really well.

But if you just blindly lay the 1st 2 favs you'll go broke quicker than Christopher Skase.

First and second  favs win 44% of the time ...since time began
if my memory serves me right  ... was not David V Goliath about 3/1 .. and  Goliath got beat ..