U.S. Horse Racing
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Looking to take more interest in the American and was wondering if you have any preference for certain tracks and if liquidity sways you to play at such tracks-thanks in advance
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Im happy to play any track except Woodbine . Lower grade tracks are more profitable for me personally . If your starting out and want to take it serious I advice the PP's from drf.com . Start with one meeting a night . Parx is always a good meeting to start with , normally resonable liquidity and they race all year round .
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thanks for the reply jas - just got a feeling liquidity will increase with the chance of little uk racing in the next few weeks and would like to have a bit more of an idea than I do at the moment
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I like Woodbine the best as do many others on here. It is the best track to lay horses on Betfair. Tufr Paradise another of my choices but it is mostly a backers market.
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Id be very interested to know who the many others are Rink Rat
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Avoid NEW YORK tracks. Betfair sharps are looking for fresh blood here, Don't make it yours HTH
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i'm a "many other"...i love Woodbine
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By: This user is offline. rink rat
Date Joined: 09 Feb 05 Add contact | Send message When: 28 Nov 10 05:42 I like Woodbine the best as do many others on here. It is the best track to lay horses on Betfair. Tufr Paradise another of my choices but it is mostly a backers market. Oh FFS. A backer's market? The best track to lay horses? How the hell does that work? You should be automatically banned for the forum for talking sh*te like this. |
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Oh so sorry to hurt your feelings young fella. There, there.
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