In a homage to AR's mashed work, I am going to put up horses that have been smashed off the bookies boards for no apparent reason other than "only the ring was square", and then proceed to win a 1 horse race.
The idea is that these winners will be lays for their next few starts as they will be rated as if they had won a race with more than 1 horse in it which is not really true (imo).
I have 4 so far
(1) Forgotten Voice, 17 June 09, 4/1 fav, should have been 10/1, beaten next 5 times including unplaced at 1/2 and 2/1.
(2) Aqwaal, 16 May 09, 6/4 fav, should have been 7/2, unplaced next two in higher grade at 6/1 and 10/1, now deceased.
(3) Showcasing, 19 Aug 09, 2/1 fav, should have been 5/1, unplaced next time at 2/1.
(4) Timepiece, 31 Oct 09, 4/1, should have been 8/1.
Layers can safely lay these again and again.
Backers should work on the assumption that the horses in behind these in the above races were not well meant.
Nothing over the jumps yet but I'll put up what I sense is not right.
Another one potentially for the list is Malapropism a few days ago. Nothing else backed in a tight race. This 6yo pummeled a bunch of unexposed 3yo from the off, start to finish at 5/2. Should have been 5's in that race. But at this age, he probably won't be fancied again!
Thanks SintNothing over the jumps yet but I'll put up what I sense is not right.Another one potentially for the list is Malapropism a few days ago. Nothing else backed in a tight race. This 6yo pummeled a bunch of unexposed 3yo from the off, start to
Think Steve Mellish talked the form up quite a lot after the race on RUK but on paper it wasn't a really good race I felt going into it.That said they went well away from 90+ rated horses. I quite liked the second's form, although she's a maiden she's showed a lot of potential when stepped up to a mile and felt she could put up a performance which she did. 75 rated Flip Flop could be the key to this race though, if the handicapper has her right the form could amount to nothing. All about gut instinct though, we probably won't know until next year and I think it's a fair position to take looking a bit deeper into the form.
Think Steve Mellish talked the form up quite a lot after the race on RUK but on paper it wasn't a really good race I felt going into it.That said they went well away from 90+ rated horses. I quite liked the second's form, although she's a maiden she'
20 lengths out of it and won easy beating the only no hoper in the race, as that was the only other trier. Lane horse looked to get into trouble ( ;) ) so even if he was trying couldn't win. Lay for the next 5 races.
(5) Dirar20 lengths out of it and won easy beating the only no hoper in the race, as that was the only other trier. Lane horse looked to get into trouble ( ;) ) so even if he was trying couldn't win. Lay for the next 5 races.
No that is not possible. 7 of them rated within 3 lbs of each other. Even if it is showing more at home how do they know that others are not also? Well they did know, but not in that way.
We'll see
No that is not possible. 7 of them rated within 3 lbs of each other. Even if it is showing more at home how do they know that others are not also? Well they did know, but not in that way.We'll see
No that is not possible. 7 of them rated within 3 lbs of each other. Even if it is showing more at home how do they know that others are not also? Well they did know, but not in that way.
We'll see
You dont honestly believe that do you ?
Charlton2005 28 Jan 19:17 No that is not possible. 7 of them rated within 3 lbs of each other. Even if it is showing more at home how do they know that others are not also? Well they did know, but not in that way.We'll see You dont honestly believe
Well I know these go awry more often than not but it is the price b4 the off that counts. If you saw a horse Denman drift from 1/100 to 100/1 in a class 6 fixed weight race would you not think twice about what was going on? This is just the opposite of that. We used to call it a "oner" in South Africa and I saw a few of them.
Well I know these go awry more often than not but it is the price b4 the off that counts. If you saw a horse Denman drift from 1/100 to 100/1 in a class 6 fixed weight race would you not think twice about what was going on? This is just the opposite
c2..no probs mate..will be interesting to see.....but if you think on the opening night of their new track...they are all fixing races...i would consider another betting outlet :(
c2..no probs mate..will be interesting to see.....but if you think on the opening night of their new track...they are all fixing races...i would consider another betting outlet :(
Trev, Didnt the King's horse win the Arab race? The first night, what BETTER night to make things go to plan. Note the first horse on my list here was at RA! Have a look at his record since.
Trev, Didnt the King's horse win the Arab race? The first night, what BETTER night to make things go to plan. Note the first horse on my list here was at RA! Have a look at his record since.
yes, but this isnt a class 6 race, its a valuable handicap in Dubai. They obviously knew he was well handicapped and they had probably trained him to win races at Meydan due to the fact that its worth that much money.
yes, but this isnt a class 6 race, its a valuable handicap in Dubai. They obviously knew he was well handicapped and they had probably trained him to win races at Meydan due to the fact that its worth that much money.
Trev, Didnt the King's horse win the Arab race? The first night, what BETTER night to make things go to plan. Note the first horse on my list here was at RA! Have a look at his record since.
I don't know what planet you're on, but it's not earth. Most of the horses in Arab races are owned by a member of the Dubai Royal family.
Trev, Didnt the King's horse win the Arab race? The first night, what BETTER night to make things go to plan. Note the first horse on my list here was at RA! Have a look at his record since.I don't know what planet you're on, but it's not earth. Most
Trev, although one doesn't see these obvious inverse ricks very often, I have seen a few go awry and it probably pays to lay them rather than back them in the long run. However, the fact remains that the price was totally wrong and layers can capitalise next time.
Trev, although one doesn't see these obvious inverse ricks very often, I have seen a few go awry and it probably pays to lay them rather than back them in the long run. However, the fact remains that the price was totally wrong and layers can capital
by the way C2, you see the first horse in your list Forgotten Voice has since come 4th to RVW at Goodwood and came an unlucky second tonight in the first round of the Maktoum Challenge (a group 3 won by a horse that was second in last years World Cup).
by the way C2, you see the first horse in your list Forgotten Voice has since come 4th to RVW at Goodwood and came an unlucky second tonight in the first round of the Maktoum Challenge (a group 3 won by a horse that was second in last years World Cup
Agreed TD, but you are missing my point. I agree with you that failure next time out (and for the next few times) does not mean a fixed race, but what it does mean is that you can lay a horse at 1/10 to be placed and collect.
Agreed TD, but you are missing my point. I agree with you that failure next time out (and for the next few times) does not mean a fixed race, but what it does mean is that you can lay a horse at 1/10 to be placed and collect.
TD, backers will look at this well backed win and judge him as if he has had a race. He has not and thus will not perform as expected next time at even shorter odds.
TD, backers will look at this well backed win and judge him as if he has had a race. He has not and thus will not perform as expected next time at even shorter odds.
The idea is that these winners will be lays for their next few starts as they will be rated as if they had won a race with more than 1 horse in it which is not really true (imo).
From the top
The idea is that these winners will be lays for their next few starts as they will be rated as if they had won a race with more than 1 horse in it which is not really true (imo).From the top
Charlton2005 28 Jan 19:31 Trev, although one doesn't see these obvious inverse ricks very often, I have seen a few go awry and it probably pays to lay them rather than back them in the long run. However, the fact remains that the price was totally wrong and layers can capitalise next time.
Awry in the sense your bet lost? Please, explain further. You've suggested some of the other owners don't care about winning, or more accurately don't care about winning £40k. You suggested the favourite was allowed to win. That's some allegation, and no matter what you said at the top of this thread, you need to back up some of your claims. No need to worry on that front because you can't, as you are already discussing next time which proves what again? Oh the horse had a soft win or faced a weak field - that happens every single day in this sport. If it never, every winner would win again- would it not?
Charlton2005 28 Jan 19:31 Trev, although one doesn't see these obvious inverse ricks very often, I have seen a few go awry and it probably pays to lay them rather than back them in the long run. However, the fact remains that the price was tota
Jose, this thread is simply about making money. If you want to make money, lay Leahurst for it's next 5 starts Win and Place and I assure you, you will do so.
Jose, this thread is simply about making money. If you want to make money, lay Leahurst for it's next 5 starts Win and Place and I assure you, you will do so.
You might well make some money, but it doesn't mean there was anything wrong with the race from an integrity point of view, and I don't know how you can claim that so adamantly if you can't spot it say a stride after the off before the horse had won.
You might well make some money, but it doesn't mean there was anything wrong with the race from an integrity point of view, and I don't know how you can claim that so adamantly if you can't spot it say a stride after the off before the horse had won.
Oh, and just for those who want to win some money according to your system, how do we lay the place bet in relation to the win lay for the next 5 starts?
Oh, and just for those who want to win some money according to your system, how do we lay the place bet in relation to the win lay for the next 5 starts?
I usually lay more place than win but it does depend on the relatives between the two. At 5 and 2 (say) there is no difference given the theoretical relationship of 1/4 odds. At 5 and 1.8 I would rather lay the place for say 75% of capital risked. And vice versa for 5 and 2.2.
I usually lay more place than win but it does depend on the relatives between the two. At 5 and 2 (say) there is no difference given the theoretical relationship of 1/4 odds. At 5 and 1.8 I would rather lay the place for say 75% of capital risked. An
Out off all the winners in the first three meetings, Leahurst put up the best time of the lot of them.
I won't be backing today as it's odds on, but good luck if you're laying C2.
Out off all the winners in the first three meetings, Leahurst put up the best time of the lot of them.I won't be backing today as it's odds on, but good luck if you're laying C2.
Haven't had proper look through race but at first glance evens looks short. Stall 1 today which is a negative if he can't go the early clip because he'll find himself trapped on the rail possibly getting hampered by weakening leaders. With a big weight rise also I couldn't back him at such a short price, good luck C2.
Haven't had proper look through race but at first glance evens looks short. Stall 1 today which is a negative if he can't go the early clip because he'll find himself trapped on the rail possibly getting hampered by weakening leaders. With a big weig
Have you layed C2? Race isn't great after looking at it properly, but still surprised Leahurst isn't in the race after this one. Prime Defender would be my gun to head pick but not backing.
Have you layed C2? Race isn't great after looking at it properly, but still surprised Leahurst isn't in the race after this one. Prime Defender would be my gun to head pick but not backing.
Jose, this thread is simply about making money. [b]If you want to make money, lay Leahurst for it's next 5 starts Win and Place and I assure you, you will do so.
Would assume he has layed for a place ben.
Charlton2005 28 Jan 19:44 Jose, this thread is simply about making money. [b]If you want to make money, lay Leahurst for it's next 5 starts Win and Place and I assure you, you will do so. Would assume he has layed for a place ben.
Well done with Timepiece btw, although fans will cling on to her for a while yet as perhaps she needed it, at least that makes the price for continued laying, good luck.
Well done with Timepiece btw, although fans will cling on to her for a while yet as perhaps she needed it, at least that makes the price for continued laying, good luck.
Only just come across this thread - I get where Charlton is coming from and agree with much of his thought process, so will be interesting to see how it pans out.
GL :)
Only just come across this thread - I get where Charlton is coming from and agree with much of his thought process, so will be interesting to see how it pans out.GL :)