SHAPESHIFTER

I found myself 'searching' for value yesterday and finding too many question marks with the horses running yesterday afternoon.  That's not to seay that I didn't have confidence in the selections.  And looking at some of the results, my question marks that led to lines being put through races made sense.

And though only one of the selections won out of eight put up yesterday, a sense of deja vu of that line between profit and loss on the day with two horses coming second and an each-way bet (Rise To Glory) shooting from the stalls but being swallowed up at the finish all be it in front of the top horses in the betting.

I also feel like the changing ground conditions means some adjustment in my reads.  This is something that one goes through when at it five days a week.  You get a rhythm and a 'familiarity' to which tracks and distances best show a horses potential on the day.  Now with the change of conditions, it is time to take that extra pass and make sure the read suits the task at hand.

Also, anyone reading Thursday's blog saw my mention of Robert Tart as being a jockey on my 'hot list'.  His reliability was there again last night at Wolverhampton winning well on my only winning selection yesterday, King George River, but also going 2 for 2 when he won on the 4F horse in a 4 runner race, Minimee.

UPDATE The pint in the fridge much more inviting than Wolverhampton so no selections tonight.  Have a good weekend

WEAK FAVES FOR 8-March

none

Early Price:


STAND-OUT RECOMMENDATIONS TO BACK: 8-MARCH

Ayr
2:40 Delightfully EW (result: 5th) -1.00
3:10 Howizee EW (4th) -1.00
4:55 See What Happens (Fell) -1.00

Leicester
4:45 Kellystown Lad EW (6th) -1.00

Sandown
2:50 Olympian Boy (4th) -1.00

SUMMARY 0 for 5 today on a week where only one day paid returns.  A risk of 5 points returned a loss of -5.00



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