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22 May 17
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previous winning trainers
r fahey 3 wins
w jarvis 3 wins
m stoute 3 wins
m johnston 2wins
weights
9-7 to 9-5 3 wins
9-3 to 9-0 8 wins
8-13 to 8-5 8 wins
8-5 to 7-7 9 wins
draw bias
middle to high
25% of winners widest draw of all
last timeout winners
1st or 2nd
9 out of the last 12 winners
amount of runs of the winners
between 3-6 runs
11 out of 12 last winners
winners won twice
9 out of 12 last winners
wins over 7f
11 out of last 12 winners
hopefully know a bit more in a few days time about intended runners/ prices/ draw
goodluck
r fahey 3 wins
w jarvis 3 wins
m stoute 3 wins
m johnston 2wins
weights
9-7 to 9-5 3 wins
9-3 to 9-0 8 wins
8-13 to 8-5 8 wins
8-5 to 7-7 9 wins
draw bias
middle to high
25% of winners widest draw of all
last timeout winners
1st or 2nd
9 out of the last 12 winners
amount of runs of the winners
between 3-6 runs
11 out of 12 last winners
winners won twice
9 out of 12 last winners
wins over 7f
11 out of last 12 winners
hopefully know a bit more in a few days time about intended runners/ prices/ draw
goodluck
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Each to their own but why continuously pick the hardest conundrums
Big flat handicaps are a terrible betting medium in my view and hence major books sponsor most of them. It creates the culture (getting handicapped) they want leading up to the race and then try to encourage punters to bet on the "big profile "race. |
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agree dj876
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you follow the big handicaps through the season, the info you get from the races is invaluable, only mug couldn't see
the multitude of angles you can get from these races. keeps your mind sharp for the season ahead, all the angels that beat your selections in the races, become working knowledge. |
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I'd say the angels are weeping
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always fascinated by the racing post tipsters on the weekend, they always find value bets, good for the multiples on weekends