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It seems they have be beaten a lot recently. 2/7 today 1/7 yesterday. Sunday 2/9. Hollie Doyle got beaten on two as well recently
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from those odds at what ratio do you think they should be winning?
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Start laying them and they will win, start backing them and they will lose.....simples
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To be honest not really sure what percentage they should be winning. They seem to be losing more than normal. Maybe it’s the time of the year. Last few months of the flat season.
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And so it continues
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Well done, layers.
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@dancing that's exactly what happens with odds on favs, so frustrating. Too short to back, too good to lose.
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Whoops over the jumps, no surely not
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Only 1/12 though.
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I didn't watch the race but it must have jumped very badly. It wasn't even the 2nd fav that won and all 3 other than the fav looked to be pretty useless.
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Jumped badly out to the right in the final stages of the race which was all I watched.
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1 v multiple on the flat the last few weeks. Sparrow don't take it personally (which you seem to do) when anyone criticises flat racing. But the multi good things getting beat on the flat recently actually happened and comparing seasons it's usually the case that far more lose on the flat. Relax.
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Even if jumping to the right it should have won that by a distance. Not good from Cobden.
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Just responding to your usual jumps bias, MJK.
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Unreal just seen the 1/12 beaten. What is going on ?
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Imagine laying them for a fixed liability!!
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Hollie Doyle was beaten on 1/10 shot on the 30 August.
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Who the hell is that desperate to back a horse at 1/12 before the start of a race.
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Apparently Eglantine du Seuil finished lame.
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Some 1/12 shots represent value, but not if they have to jump fences.
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I checked a database for laying and place laying odds on favs over fences and surprisingly it's slightly profitable to back them. Imagine backing a place at 1.05 in a 3-mile chase.
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