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Tim Y · 12-01-2016, 12:16 PM

Personal experience with some of the best players I know showed a major tendency to WATCH and maybe bet ONE contest here and there. There are too many contenders, top to bottom, unless you have an enormous bankroll and can cover deep.

A group of fellows were in our press box on Breeder's Cup day the past three years. Capable players too. None walked out winners. They learned, I hope, what I did many moons ago, it is a day to watch not wager.

Most of the mixed fields (Euro and elsewhere) cannot be compared one on one to the US contingent. I have been privy to the British based Time Form evaluations for several years via a bookie friend, and THEY were as biased to the racing across the pond as ours was locally. Actually only a single horse they had ranked high hit the board this last go round.

TOO many variables for long term parimutuel profits.

12-01-2016, 12:16 PM	#4
Tim Y turf historian Join Date: Feb 2008 Posts: 6,455	Personal experience with some of the best players I know showed a major tendency to WATCH and maybe bet ONE contest here and there. There are too many contenders, top to bottom, unless you have an enormous bankroll and can cover deep. A group of fellows were in our press box on Breeder's Cup day the past three years. Capable players too. None walked out winners. They learned, I hope, what I did many moons ago, it is a day to watch not wager. Most of the mixed fields (Euro and elsewhere) cannot be compared one on one to the US contingent. I have been privy to the British based Time Form evaluations for several years via a bookie friend, and THEY were as biased to the racing across the pond as ours was locally. Actually only a single horse they had ranked high hit the board this last go round. TOO many variables for long term parimutuel profits. __________________ Albert Einstein:"The monotony and solitude of a quiet life stimulates the creative mind."