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Dinosaurs like me, tipping horses over longer trips because they been running on at the end of their races over shorter distances.
Well, today Hugh has tipped a horse over a longer trip partly on the basis of its stride length.
(1sttimeposter just choked on his corn flakes)
Zipster, 6.00 Wolverhampton
"This extended 1m trip is the longest he’s tackled to date but his stride data has consistently suggested he might be suited by 1m and beyond as long as he settles; it’s interesting to compare that stride frequency, which has consistently been in the ballpark of 2.25 strides per second, with that of his half brother Wreck It Ryley, who seems best at around 6f and tends to have a stride frequency of around 2.45 strides per second."
Well, today Hugh has tipped a horse over a longer trip partly on the basis of its stride length.
(1sttimeposter just choked on his corn flakes)
Zipster, 6.00 Wolverhampton
"This extended 1m trip is the longest he’s tackled to date but his stride data has consistently suggested he might be suited by 1m and beyond as long as he settles; it’s interesting to compare that stride frequency, which has consistently been in the ballpark of 2.25 strides per second, with that of his half brother Wreck It Ryley, who seems best at around 6f and tends to have a stride frequency of around 2.45 strides per second."
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Billy Hill's trader's stride frequency to get to their computers - 3.25 strides per second.
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An intriguing theory but has Hugh considered the possibility that the horse is just slower than his half-brother, without necessarily possessing more stamina?
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Stride pattern tip - back the horse with the longest stride pattern and the greatest stride frequency.
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Lol
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Backed late, finished second. Is that a moral victory for Hugh's stride patterns?
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Out gunned by Master Of Combat.
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4 losing months in a row, even at fantasy island prices too. How's that working out for you and the fellow sheep, Sam? lol Has that winner in the 7.30 added to September profits or made a dent in the losses?
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Hugh Taylor should be doing much better on the tipping front,considering he is been paid to tip horses and he has available to him a massive amount of data and contacts over a considerable period.
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He's had a decent September TBF.
Needed one following a barren summer. all inflated by fantasy island prices as you say. |
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Have noticed that he is worth taking note of if he tips a horse that likes the heavy going,obviously keeps data of these horses that can go off at longer prices
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Maybe some of the angles or edges he had aren't proving as profitable as they once were? We all have to adapt and look for new edges once they stop becoming profitable. Nothing wrong with Ram questioning this angle into a race. IMO.
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  ,I,m only hearing the stride length garbage on itv.racing UK etc not read the details about it but surely the ? is when.how do they measure a horses stride length and in a race how many times.do they get the their optimum opp to use it, a horse on the snaff ridden in behind to lead last 100 yds isn't going to use his full stride as much as a galloping kead all the way quicken type of horse, or am I missing something and is a horses stride length the same no matter how quick it goes,what leg its on ,uphill/downhill,going to post etc etc surely a horses stride length isn't the same going around Chester as it racing up the straight at newbury or York for example |
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It’s poppycock unless he has just found the golden egg, 4 losing months that’s normal at times just imagine if it was a paid service it would not matter he has had years of profit and someone joining him at the start of that 4 months would need to be on suiside watch, just shows your only as good as your last winner, he is class so will turn it around
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37 points up for September but, but,
for most that would be cut to shreds with the books hammering the prices before they can strike a blow. |
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Keep hearing how the books cut the prices before anyone can get on. What I don't understand is who has the option to even try. I genuinely don't get it when RTV, Sky, HT Timeform Jury, etc all make claims about bookies prices when I'm sat here with no options. There's nothing special about me - so who on earth still has these accounts???
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Would be much better and factual if they calculated profit at Betfair sp
People couldn't complain about fantasy prices. |
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bigbillbovington -- it depends what you are trying to judge.
As a measure of Hugh's skill, price at the time of publication (or "fantasy price") is the right measure. As a measure of Hugh's usefulness to the SP punter, returns at SP are best. As a measure of Hugh's likely Betfair prowess, BSP. And so on. |
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It must be a strange life for these homophobic, racist, male, OAP, Daily Mail readers. They choose to spend their last few years tragically typing on a betting forum and are happy openly to admit that they are so useless as punters that they cannot find a way to secure ways of beating the bookies when they cut prices quickly. Every single person on this thread admits what a failure they are and just accepts it. So sad for them.
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Ooh ooh ooh, Mr Grace,
satin and perfumed and lace, The minute i saw your name I knew you were an after timer. Hey you, you listen to me, I got a lot of truth i want to tell you, You can't get a bet on At Hughies prices, Because you get turned down. |
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They choose to spend their last few years tragically typing on a betting forum and are happy openly to admit that they are so useless as punters that they cannot find a way to secure ways of beating the bookies when they cut prices quickly.
Says Fraudy, who on Sir Hugh's tw4tter fred advises fellow fandom that accounts will be wiped out following a winner or two but he is elevated beyond mere mortal status and is able to get on at the advertised prices. No doubt helped by his christian faith and new born socialist conversion  what a nutter this guy has been  |
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Prince William and Kate's children attend Lambrook school in Berkshire. Share this: The Prince and Princess of Wales's children, Prince George, 11, Princess Charlotte, ten, and Prince Louis, six, enrolled at Lambrook School in September 2022.
are they among that crowd on screen? |
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 Fordy knocking one out early this morning when his boo announces a tip on ATR ..and he calls this forum members 'strange'  |