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pulio
06 Nov 21 21:56
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jamee1
When: 06 Nov 21 22:47
Volume traded much higher than last year, although the short priced favs will have driven some of that.
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jamee1
When: 06 Nov 21 22:48
What was with that R8 photo and the high-speed slow-mo camera showing a different winner? I always assumed those were spot on but evidently not!
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jamee1
When: 07 Nov 21 00:07

Nov 6, 2021 -- 10:48PM, jamee1 wrote:


What was with that R8 photo and the high-speed slow-mo camera showing a different winner? I always assumed those were spot on but evidently not!


Same again R10. Obviously not on the line. What's the point of a super-slowmo on the line if it's not on the line?

By:
wisewords
When: 07 Nov 21 00:10
weird isn't it?
By:
jamee1
When: 07 Nov 21 00:28

Nov 7, 2021 -- 12:10AM, wisewords wrote:


weird isn't it?


Imagine if they held the markets open for photo finishes. There would have been 100k's done at 1.01.

By:
jamee1
When: 07 Nov 21 00:53
R11 The Breeders' Cup Turf traded £972k. This is the most any US horse race has traded since I began taking records 3 years ago.
By:
Gagging
When: 08 Nov 21 17:42
..  but do any americans actually bet on the exchange?
By:
Kriskin
When: 09 Nov 21 00:40
Liquidity was great to see.  Just shows that if the quality of racing is good then the money will follow
By:
pulio
When: 09 Nov 21 13:40
who was betting on it though
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