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flakeydove48
15 Feb 15 06:09
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I just cannot get my head around a market to interpret the likelihood of a horse running in a particular race. For example, in the antepost market for the Nat Hunt chase at Cheltenham, for Don Poli, there is £150 available to back at 6 and £15 at 6.2. However to lay, there is £10 at 30.
How do I interpret that market strength/weakness to try and decide if a horse is likely to run or not (Don Poli is just an example)?
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Report THE-GHOST-OF-DICKIE-BIRD February 15, 2015 6:36 AM GMT
If you fancy it bet with a bookie going non runner no bet at the best price you can get.

Thats what i would do.
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