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I thought I had misheard.
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First time I've come across him,ffs.
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need a high draw. so he tipped Kensington Agent up this morning.
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winner drawn 2
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sounds like he was put away by local
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callum, gold souk a late gamble, more like 33/1 into 11/1 first thing this morning.
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loves soft ground GS
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for underrated small trainer & jockey
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Over the 5F it seems a high draw is normally an
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The draw statistic sites still reckon high numbers............
Conclusions The conclusion here is that high has a big advantage on the stats, which is very surprising as 5 furlongs at Bath is run round a left handed dog leg, so you would expect the inside low drawn runners to be favoured but nothing could be further from the truth. Soft ground doesn't appear to affect the draw either. |
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prob read a book from 30 years ago when low was high
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forget your stats high numbers were dead in sprints today
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Most of the "high" wins come from small fields, 8 or less . In bigger fields you def want low.
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Wish I'd looked at that before today's racing.
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Imagine listening to him all day,goes overboard about Gastronomy looks fantastic,unplaced.Another Muppet joins Sky Sports,cant wait for them to get Newbury.
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