Here’s another example I emailed to a friend of mine early this morning. This had a slightly different betting pattern than the 9/17 race BUT the principle remains the same. The key with this method is to recognize the patterns in the exacta/dd by the way the”wise guys” are betting their horse.
ust eyeballing the doubles I can see the 3 is 2x the 10 but is 3x his m/l. Doubles are usually played by m/l of following race. The ratio of the 3 is close to the 6 horse.
I try to first zero in on horses whose ratios are close to either of the two shortest d.d. prices. Most people handicap and hope to get a price on their selection. If you want a price horse then you should start by finding the ones that appear to be taking “Sneaky Money”!
In the exactas the 3 is too close to the 2 and 9 who were half the odds of the 3, looking at the 5 and 6. Even with the 7 also and by the way who eliminates the 5-6(too close in exactas) from win only. You see how they ran. I have know idea how they look on paper, nor do I know the type of race it was or the surface or the age of the horses. It really doesn’t matter. I do know that the trainer, Ron Moquett, is another crook out of Louisiana.
Omar
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