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holy grail
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Used to be tree..be 5 soon enuff..
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I'm sure someone on here once said that the driftIng outsider of four never loses.
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My records only go back to 1955, the outsider of 4 has won 9 races out of 106 at Sandown for R.O.I. - 23.5pts at SP, -5pts inc BSP period.
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outiders of 5 at Newton Abbott ever lose
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ProSniper 07 Jul 23 16:31
Used to be tree..be 5 soon enuff.. ---------------- There you go - That didn't take long ... 5:00 Newton Abbot .... Outsider of 5 ![]() |
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Swifty - You do realise that my op was an elementary attempt at humour don't you?.
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of course, and if you think i follow stats of any kind then you're in the net, they are all b0ll0x.
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Swifty - Stats as generally reported in the racing industry are generally back-fitted nonsense. However to dismiss "stats of any kind" as BoIIox is statistically silly!
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blackbarn, I was specifically referring to horse racing, hopefully we agree on that!
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I agree some stats are a trap. Let's say trainer A has a 20% SR at the course and trainer B has 5%. Their horses are joint favs because horse B is a steamer. Horse B wins because money > stats.
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In case they're not joint favs, horse B is probably better value anyway because mugs discard him based on the trainer SR.
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