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Ted Craven · 05-24-2008, 01:10 PM

I was gone for a couple of days to Toronto. Yesterday I spent at Woodbine and I worked both the Woodbine and the Belmont cards.

Here were my results for Belmont (using RDSS in Spec mode), based on $10 2 horse win bets. The races I actually bet are marked in bold.

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There were several place and exacta opportunities available by making judicious use of BL/BL in combination with CBL and the E/L screen, and in the 7th race a juicy exacta, tri and super available for free. (I did not wager any of those).

This was just one day (9 races worked), and I personally would not make any judgements on that small a sample. When I wager (not often enough) I seek to stay even, but be on the ball when the longshots roll in. I missed that opportunity (for the gettable longshot) at WO yesterday in the 8th race ($55.60) and only broke even.

Ted

05-24-2008, 01:10 PM	#30
Ted Craven Grade 1 Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada Posts: 9,258	My Day at Belmont: May 23 I was gone for a couple of days to Toronto. Yesterday I spent at Woodbine and I worked both the Woodbine and the Belmont cards. Here were my results for Belmont (using RDSS in Spec mode), based on $10 2 horse win bets. The races I actually bet are marked in bold. There were several place and exacta opportunities available by making judicious use of BL/BL in combination with CBL and the E/L screen, and in the 7th race a juicy exacta, tri and super available for free. (I did not wager any of those). This was just one day (9 races worked), and I personally would not make any judgements on that small a sample. When I wager (not often enough) I seek to stay even, but be on the ball when the longshots roll in. I missed that opportunity (for the gettable longshot) at WO yesterday in the 8th race ($55.60) and only broke even. Ted __________________ RDSS - Racing Decision Support System™ Last edited by Ted Craven; 05-24-2008 at 01:14 PM.